N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-44-01
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4.1-44-01. Sale of chemically treated grain - Misdemeanor
Official statutory text
4.1-44-01. Sale of chemically treated grain - Misdemeanor
A person may not sell grain for the purpose of human or animal consumption which has
been chemically treated for insect or fungus control, without informing the purchaser of the
treatment. Any person selling chemically treated grain without informing the purchaser of the
treatment is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
A person may not sell grain for the purpose of human or animal consumption which has
been chemically treated for insect or fungus control, without informing the purchaser of the
treatment. Any person selling chemically treated grain without informing the purchaser of the
treatment is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
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