§ 14591 Fertilizer Manufacturer Licensing
This law says anyone who makes or sells fertilizer must get a license for each plant and location, renew it every two years, tell the state if they handle ammonium nitrate, and pay a fee that can’t be more than $300.
GreenGrow Co. makes bagged fertilizer at two factories in the state and sells it to garden stores.
GreenGrow has to apply for a separate license for each factory, renew the licenses in January of an odd‑numbered year, and keep the license valid through December of the next even‑numbered year. Because they make fertilizer (not just resell someone else’s labeled product), they can’t skip the license. If they also make ammonium nitrate, they must tell the secretary when they apply so the license notes that fact.
License fee ≤ $300
GreenGrow applies for a license and the secretary sets the fee at $250.
Result: The fee is acceptable because $250 ≤ $300, so GreenGrow pays $250.
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§ 14591 Fertilizer Manufacturer Licensing
Last verified: January 10, 2026