Ohio Rev. Code § 907.29

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§ 907.29. Label information

Official statutory text

January 1, 1966 House Bill 615 - 106th General Assembly (A) Each container of legume inoculant culture which is distributed in this state shall bear thereon or have attached thereto in a conspicuous place on the outside thereof a plainly written or printed label in the English language the following information: (1) The name and address of the person responsible for the distribution of the legume inoculant; (2) The name of the group or groups of plants for which the brand is represented to be effective; (3) The name of the brand of the pure or mixed culture of legume inoculant and lot number; (4) The rate at which the legume inoculant culture is to be applied; (5) Date beyond which the legume inoculant is not claimed to be effective. (B) Each container of pre-inoculated seed which is distributed in this state shall bear thereon or have attached thereto in a conspicuous place a plainly written or printed label in the English language giving the following information: (1) The name and address of the person responsible for the distribution; (2) The brand and lot number of the legume inoculant used to pre-inoculate the seed; (3) Date beyond which the legume inoculant is not claimed to be effective. (C) Pre-inoculated seed which is sold or delivered in bulk, or custom inoculated seed which is returned to the owner shall be labeled as under division (B) of this section; except that, the required information may be added or attached to the invoice or delivery ticket which shall be delivered to the purchaser along with the seed.

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