§ 14642 Fertilizer Inspection And Testing
This law lets the secretary collect and test any substance, investigate how it’s used or sold, and check fertilizer factories to make sure the labels match what’s actually made.
A farmer buys a bag of fertilizer that says it contains 10% nitrogen, but the farmer thinks the plants aren’t growing well.
The secretary can take a sample of that fertilizer, test it, and see if the nitrogen level really is 10%. If it isn’t, the secretary can investigate the company that made it and make sure the label is corrected.
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§ 14642 Fertilizer Inspection And Testing
Last verified: January 10, 2026