§ 14656 Fertilizer Subsample Return

This law says that if the state takes your fertilizer for testing, you can ask to get a small piece back, and they have to give it to you within 10 days after they take their sample.

Key Takeaways

•You can request a subsample of seized fertilizer.
•The request must be made by the person who controls the fertilizer.
•The state must return the subsample within 10 days after it takes its own sample.

Example

A farmer’s bag of fertilizer is seized by the state for analysis. After the state lab takes its sample, the farmer asks for a small portion of the fertilizer to be returned.

Because the law lets the farmer demand a subsample, the lab must send that small piece back to the farmer within ten days of taking the original sample.

Upon demand of the person who has control of the seized fertilizing material, and within 10 days of sampling by the secretary, a subsample shall be returned from the state laboratory to the person in control of the fertilizing material. (Amended by Stats. 2005, Ch. 490, Sec. 31. Effective January 1, 2006.)

This law says that if the state takes your fertilizer for testing, you can ask to get a small piece back, and they have to give it to you within 10 days after they take their sample.

Key Takeaways

•You can request a subsample of seized fertilizer.
•The request must be made by the person who controls the fertilizer.
•The state must return the subsample within 10 days after it takes its own sample.

Example

A farmer’s bag of fertilizer is seized by the state for analysis. After the state lab takes its sample, the farmer asks for a small portion of the fertilizer to be returned.

Because the law lets the farmer demand a subsample, the lab must send that small piece back to the farmer within ten days of taking the original sample.

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