N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-21-05
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4.1-21-05. Distribution of seeds and planting stock
Official statutory text
4.1-21-05. Distribution of seeds and planting stock
Seeds and planting stock from the state nursery may be distributed by the state forester to
citizens and landowners of this state upon payment by them of a price not greater than one
hundred ten percent of the cost to the state of production in the case of planting stock or
collection in the case of seeds, and the cost of transportation from the nursery. The seeds and
planting stock may be used to establish or reestablish forests, windbreaks, shelterbelts, living
snow fences, farm woodlots, Christmas tree plantings, wildlife habitats, and other conservation
tree plantings and for erosion control and water quality management.
Seeds and planting stock from the state nursery may be distributed by the state forester to
citizens and landowners of this state upon payment by them of a price not greater than one
hundred ten percent of the cost to the state of production in the case of planting stock or
collection in the case of seeds, and the cost of transportation from the nursery. The seeds and
planting stock may be used to establish or reestablish forests, windbreaks, shelterbelts, living
snow fences, farm woodlots, Christmas tree plantings, wildlife habitats, and other conservation
tree plantings and for erosion control and water quality management.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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