Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-3-214
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Inspector training cooperative agreements – Federal
Official statutory text
funding.
A. The Commissioner of Agriculture may enter into cooperative
agreements with Oklahoma State University for the purpose of
training qualified inspectors in the identification of those plants
designated as noxious weeds by the State Board of Agriculture.
B. For purposes of carrying out the provisions of the Weed Free
Hay Certification Act, the Board may accept funds from any agency of
the federal government and may cooperate and enter into agreements
with any federal agency, any agency of another state, and any agency
of this state or its political subdivisions.
A. The Commissioner of Agriculture may enter into cooperative
agreements with Oklahoma State University for the purpose of
training qualified inspectors in the identification of those plants
designated as noxious weeds by the State Board of Agriculture.
B. For purposes of carrying out the provisions of the Weed Free
Hay Certification Act, the Board may accept funds from any agency of
the federal government and may cooperate and enter into agreements
with any federal agency, any agency of another state, and any agency
of this state or its political subdivisions.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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