Utah Code § 4-15-102
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§ 4-15-102. Background and purpose.
Official statutory text
The Legislature finds that: (1) nursery stock can harbor and vector plant pests and diseases; (2) unregulated production and shipping of nursery stock presents an unacceptable risk to the state's agricultural, forestry, and horticultural interests, and to the state's general environmental quality; and (3) it is necessary to ensure that nurseries produce healthy plants and that nursery stock shipped to other nurseries, brokers, and out-of-state customers meets national nursery stock cleanliness standards.
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