§ 38-19-1 Definition of terms
§ 38-19-2.1 Commercial fertilizer distribution license required–Fee–Penalty for violation–Notice
§ 38-19-2.2 Name and address required on application for distribution license and to appear onother materials of licensee
§ 38-19-5 Guaranteed analysis defined
§ 38-19-12 Annual tonnage report–Inspection fees
§ 38-19-14 Fertilizer fund–Administration–Expenditures
§ 38-19-15 Labels required for fertilizer in containers–Contents
§ 38-19-16 Information to accompany bulk shipments–Fertilizer formulated under specificationsfurnished by consumer
§ 38-19-16.1 Labeling requirements applied to sewage sludge distributor–Availability of analyses
§ 38-19-17 Fertilizer deemed misbranded
§ 38-19-18 Fertilizer deemed adulterated
§ 38-19-19 Sale or distribution of adulterated or misbranded fertilizer as misdemeanor
§ 38-19-24 Intimate and uniform mixture required in custom mixing
§ 38-19-26 Guaranteed analysis of custom mix or fertilizer materials
§ 38-19-27 Sales and exchanges to manufacturers and mixers exempt from requirements
§ 38-19-28 Recommendation of grades of fertilizers for use in state–Publication ofrecommended lists
§ 38-19-30 Inspection and sampling to determine compliance with chapter
§ 38-19-30.1 Proof of claims required of licensed applicant or registrant–Sources of proof
§ 38-19-31 Manner of drawing and sealing official samples–Forwarding to director oflaboratories
§ 38-19-32 Examination of samples and reports by director of laboratories
§ 38-19-33 Analytical methods used by director of laboratories
§ 38-19-34 Publication of analyses–Dissemination of information
§ 38-19-35 Annual publication of fertilizer data and analysis results–Separation by semiannualperiods
§ 38-19-36 Rules and regulations for labeling, storage, and distribution
§ 38-19-36.1 Rules for siting of ammonia, fertilizer, and fertilizer production facilities
§ 38-19-36.2 Operation of bulk commercial fertilizer storage facility without permit prohibited–Rules–Revocation of permit–Violation as misdemeanor
§ 38-19-36.3 Civil penalty–Injunctive relief
§ 38-19-36.4 “Anhydrous ammonia” defined
§ 38-19-36.5 Mishandling anhydrous ammonia or tampering with equipment and facilitiesprohibited–Violation as felony–Civil penalty
§ 38-19-36.6 Action for damages against certain persons unavailable to person who tampers withequipment
§ 38-19-36.7 Section 38-19-36.6 not applicable against unlawful possessor of anhydrous ammonia
§ 38-19-36.8 Assumption of risk by person tampering with anhydrous ammonia–Immunity fromliability for owners
§ 38-19-36.9 Owner of anhydrous ammonia defined
§ 38-19-36.10 Tampering defined
§ 38-19-37 Secretary charged with enforcement–Access to property and records
§ 38-19-37.1 Secretary to be given copies of labels and labeling
§ 38-19-38 Stop-sale orders against fertilizer in violation
§ 38-19-39 Seizure and condemnation of fertilizer in violation–Disposal–Release to claimant
§ 38-19-40 Injunction to prevent violations
§ 38-19-41 Violation of chapter, rule or regulation as misdemeanor
§ 38-19-43 Discretion in prosecution of minor violations–Warning
§ 38-19-45 Severability of provisions
§ 38-19-46 Promulgation of rules for transportation, use, application, disposal, or notice offertilizer application
§ 38-19-47 Refusal or cancellation of commercial fertilizer distribution license fornoncompliance–Opportunity to be heard
§ 38-19-48 Nutrient research and education fund created
§ 38-19-49 Deposit of inspection fees into nutrient research and education fund–Purposes ofdisbursements
§ 38-19-50 Nutrient Research and Education Council created–Membership
§ 38-19-51 Duties of Nutrient Research and Education Council
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 38 > Chapter 19 - Commercial Fertilizer

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