§ 11897 Pesticide Violation Emergency Orders
This law lets the agricultural commissioner stop anyone who is using or selling a pesticide in a way that could cause an immediate danger, and it lets the person who gets the stop order ask a higher official to review it.
A farmer is about to spray a pesticide right next to a town’s drinking water source, and the commissioner thinks it could poison the water.
The commissioner can order the farmer to stop spraying right away. If the farmer thinks the order is unfair, he can ask the director to look at the order and maybe change or cancel it, but the stop order stays in effect until the director decides.
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§ 11897 Pesticide Violation Emergency Orders
Last verified: January 10, 2026