Ohio Rev. Code § 905.11
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§ 905.11. False representations
Official statutory text
November 5, 1981 House Bill 117 - 114th General Assembly No person shall falsely represent that an agricultural additive: (A) Can be used in lieu of another product or products, including fertilizers and agricultural liming materials, with the same or similar results; (B) Enhances the effects or benefits of a fertilizer or agricultural liming material; (C) Is useful and effective when used under weather conditions normal for this state or in soils in this state; (D) Is useful when used in conjunction with a specific crop; (E) Has sponsorship or approval that it does not; (F) Has been tested or proven to produce the results or effects claimed; (G) Has certain delayed or long range benefits; (H) Product has no harmful or potentially harmful side effects.
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