Tex. Agriculture Code § 14.011
This is the official text of Tex. Agriculture Code § 14.011, part of Texas’s Agriculture Code — regulates farming, livestock, and agricultural commerce.
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§ 14.011. LIMITATION OF CHAPTER.
Official statutory text
This chapter does not apply to:
(1) a public grain warehouse covered by a license for the operation of a public grain warehouse issued by the United States Department of Agriculture or other federal agency;
(2) an individual producer-owner who does not receive from others grain for storage or handling for hire;
(3) a person whose business is manufacturing grain or selling manufactured grain and who receives all grain with the intent to manufacture the grain or sell manufactured grain; or
(4) a person who receives grain with the intent of using the grain for planting seed or for feeding livestock on the premises where the grain is received.
(1) a public grain warehouse covered by a license for the operation of a public grain warehouse issued by the United States Department of Agriculture or other federal agency;
(2) an individual producer-owner who does not receive from others grain for storage or handling for hire;
(3) a person whose business is manufacturing grain or selling manufactured grain and who receives all grain with the intent to manufacture the grain or sell manufactured grain; or
(4) a person who receives grain with the intent of using the grain for planting seed or for feeding livestock on the premises where the grain is received.
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