§ 14655 Fertilizing Material Hold Orders
This law says that if a lot of fertilizer is put under a hold order, the person who controls it must keep it in place and can't move, sell, or give it away unless the secretary says it's okay.
A farmer receives a notice that a batch of fertilizer on his farm is under a hold order because of a possible contamination.
The farmer must keep the fertilizer where it is and cannot sell or move it unless the secretary gives written permission. He can only take a small sample for testing while a secretary‑appointed person watches.
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§ 14655 Fertilizing Material Hold Orders
Last verified: January 10, 2026