N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-56-11
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4.1-56-11. Seed commissioner - Orders
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4.1-56-11. Seed commissioner - Orders
The seed commissioner may by order:
1. Alter the boundaries of the seed potato control area;
2. Assign additional powers and duties to the governance committee;
3. Prescribe requirements for seed selection, seed treatment, field isolation, cultural
practices, disease removal, and insect control;
4. Prescribe requirements for the governance committee with respect to seed potato
control efforts;
5. Prescribe or authorize seed quality for use within the control area;
6. Provide for the inspection, testing, and approval of seed to be used within the control
area; and
7. Set forth additional requirements or prohibitions with respect to activities within the
seed potato control area.
The seed commissioner may by order:
1. Alter the boundaries of the seed potato control area;
2. Assign additional powers and duties to the governance committee;
3. Prescribe requirements for seed selection, seed treatment, field isolation, cultural
practices, disease removal, and insect control;
4. Prescribe requirements for the governance committee with respect to seed potato
control efforts;
5. Prescribe or authorize seed quality for use within the control area;
6. Provide for the inspection, testing, and approval of seed to be used within the control
area; and
7. Set forth additional requirements or prohibitions with respect to activities within the
seed potato control area.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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