N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-40-06
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4.1-40-06. Label requirement
Official statutory text
4.1-40-06. Label requirement
Any fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient, specialty fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant
amendment distributed in this state must be labeled.
1. If the product is in a container, the label must be plainly printed in English and
conspicuously placed on or attached to the container. The label must include:
a. The net weight of the product;
b. The brand;
c. The grade, unless no primary nutrients are claimed;
d. The guaranteed analysis;
e. The name and address of the registrant; and
f. For soil or plant amendments, the purpose for which the product is used.
2. If the product is distributed in bulk, a document providing the same information
required in subsection 1 must accompany the delivery and be provided to the end user
at the time of delivery.
3. A fertilizer formulated according to specifications furnished by a consumer prior to
mixing must be labeled to show the net weight, the guaranteed analysis or amount of
each plant nutrient it contains in pounds [kilograms], and the name and address of the
registrant.
Any fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient, specialty fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant
amendment distributed in this state must be labeled.
1. If the product is in a container, the label must be plainly printed in English and
conspicuously placed on or attached to the container. The label must include:
a. The net weight of the product;
b. The brand;
c. The grade, unless no primary nutrients are claimed;
d. The guaranteed analysis;
e. The name and address of the registrant; and
f. For soil or plant amendments, the purpose for which the product is used.
2. If the product is distributed in bulk, a document providing the same information
required in subsection 1 must accompany the delivery and be provided to the end user
at the time of delivery.
3. A fertilizer formulated according to specifications furnished by a consumer prior to
mixing must be labeled to show the net weight, the guaranteed analysis or amount of
each plant nutrient it contains in pounds [kilograms], and the name and address of the
registrant.
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