Neb. Rev. Stat. § 2-3809
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View Statute 2-3809
Official statutory text
The Nebraska Agricultural Products Marketing Act shall not be construed:
(1) As altering the provisions of any other act or acts dealing with the marketing of agricultural products or as detracting from the authorities provided for in any such acts;
(2) As empowering the department to require cooperative marketing efforts of persons or groups within any segment of the agriculture industry, but shall be construed only to authorize such cooperative marketing efforts; or
(3) As empowering the department to purchase or otherwise obtain agricultural products or commodities for the purpose of resale.
Laws 1979, LB 538, § 9;
Laws 1988, LB 807, § 5.
(1) As altering the provisions of any other act or acts dealing with the marketing of agricultural products or as detracting from the authorities provided for in any such acts;
(2) As empowering the department to require cooperative marketing efforts of persons or groups within any segment of the agriculture industry, but shall be construed only to authorize such cooperative marketing efforts; or
(3) As empowering the department to purchase or otherwise obtain agricultural products or commodities for the purpose of resale.
Laws 1979, LB 538, § 9;
Laws 1988, LB 807, § 5.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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