Connecticut Code — 22
Browse 459 sections in division 22 of the Connecticut code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 22-1. Department of Agriculture.
- § 22-1c. Terminology change.
- § 22-2. Board of Agriculture.
- § 22-3. Duties of commissioner. Preservation of Connecticut agricultural lands. Definitions.
- § 22-4. Appointment of commissioner.
- § 22-4a. Delegation of commissioner's authority.
- § 22-4b. Designation of agents by commissioner. Designation of hearing officers by commissioner.
- § 22-4c. Powers of commissioner. Recording and transcription of hearings. Payment of related costs or expenses.
- § 22-4d. Cease and desist orders.
- § 22-5. Deputy commissioner.
- § 22-6. Powers and duties of commissioner.
- § 22-6a. Receipt of federal funds and gifts by commissioner.
- § 22-6b. Refunds of sums paid Department of Agriculture.
- § 22-6c. Reimbursement or payments in advance of comprehensive farm nutrient management plan, farmland restoration and climate resiliency plan or farm resources management plan.
- § 22-6d. Definitions.
- § 22-6e. Use of vacant public land for gardening, agricultural purposes or agricultural restoration purposes.
- § 22-6f. Participation in farmers' market coupon programs. Regulations.
- § 22-6g. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Definitions.
- § 22-6h. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Purposes. Administration.
- § 22-6i. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Eligibility requirements.
- § 22-6j. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Responsibilities of participants.
- § 22-6k. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Records. Authorization of markets.
- § 22-6l. l . Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Vendor certification.
- § 22-6m. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Responsibilities of vendors.
- § 22-6n. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Penalties for violations.
- § 22-6o. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Citation of noncompliance of vendor.
- § 22-6p. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Assurances. Vouchers.
- § 22-6q. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Senior Nutrition Program.
- § 22-6r. Certified farmers' markets. Definitions. Sale of farm products at farmers' kiosks and food establishments. Listing of farmers' market on web site and in promotional materials.
- § 22-6s. Operation of food establishment by a farmer at a certified farmers' market.
- § 22-6t. Voucher value.
- § 22-6u. Educational materials re benefits to farmers' markets in accepting payment through federal Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children and supplemental nutrition assistance program and participating in Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program. Purchase of necessary equipment. Program to loan or make such equipment available.
- § 22-7. Administrative civil penalties.
- § 22-7p. Bonds.
- § 22-7q. Filing of bond in administrative appeal.
- § 22-8. Duties of commissioner re avian ecology.
- § 22-9. Supervision of institutional farms.
- § 22-10. Reports of moneys expended.
- § 22-11. Promotion of agricultural interests.
- § 22-11a. “Integrated pest management” defined.
- § 22-11b. Duties of The University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension Service re integrated pest management.
- § 22-11c. Aquaculture development: Definitions.
- § 22-11d. Aquaculture development: Lead agency.
- § 22-11e. Interagency Aquaculture Coordinating Committee.
- § 22-11f. Licensing of aquaculture operation. Regulations. Control of importation and cultivation of nonnative plants or animals.
- § 22-11g. Releases from aquaculture systems.
- § 22-11h. Permits for aquaculture operations. Exemptions from environmental protection programs. General permits.
- § 22-11i. Licensing of aquaculture producers. Regulations.
- § 22-11j. Planting and cultivating seaweed. License. Requirements. Renewal. Prohibition on interference with right of fishing or shellfishing. Interference with seaweed license. Penalties. Regulations.
- § 22-11k. Ninety-day aquaculture permit application final determinations.
- § 22-12. Appropriations for promotion of agricultural interests.
- § 22-12a. Use of term “Connecticut State Fair”.
- § 22-12b. (Formerly Sec. 26-41). Licensing of fur breeders. Disease control.
- § 22-13. Employment of minors in agriculture.
- § 22-14. Birth certificate or agricultural work permit required.
- § 22-15. Administration. Regulations. Inspection.
- § 22-16. Employer of more than fifteen affected.
- § 22-17. Penalty.
- § 22-17a. Sanitary regulations concerning agricultural workers.
- § 22-26a. Equine Advisory Council. Members.
- § 22-26b. Agreement with landowner enrolled in federal Dairy Termination Program.
- § 22-26c. Connecticut Farm Wine Development Council.
- § 22-26d. Purposes.
- § 22-26e. Governor's Council for Agricultural Development and Innovation.
- § 22-26f. State Veterinarian.
- § 22-26g. Noise-making devices used in agriculture to repel wildlife. Permits. Operation. Municipal resolution re undue hardship. Best practical use procedure. Violation. Warning. Revocation. Appeal. Fine.
- § 22-26h. Agricultural technology development. Advisory board. Responsibilities of commissioner.
- § 22-26i. Maintenance, repair and improvement account.
- § 22-26j. Agricultural enhancement matching grant program. Eligibility. Purposes.
- § 22-26k. Farm transition grant program. Matching grants.
- § 22-26l. l . Connecticut Farm Link program.
- § 22-27. Establishment of standards. Market information.
- § 22-28. Labels for standard grades.
- § 22-29. Notice of establishment to be published.
- § 22-30. Penalty for improper use of brand name.
- § 22-31. Inspection. Certification.
- § 22-32. Reports by persons engaged in wholesale marketing. Penalty.
- § 22-33. Regulations.
- § 22-34. Products sold under names designated by commissioner.
- § 22-35. Potatoes.
- § 22-36. Culls.
- § 22-37. License for buying poultry. Bond.
- § 22-37a. Connecticut Egg Council, Inc. Establishment of fund. Duties of commissioner.
- § 22-38. Advertising of Connecticut-Grown farm products. Selling of Connecticut-Grown farm products at farmers' markets.
- § 22-38a. Promotion of Connecticut-Grown farm products. Regulations.
- § 22-38b. Grocery or food store eligibility for state grant, financial assistance, loan or state-funded incentive. Certification as Connecticut Farm Fresh Market or Restaurant. Regulations.
- § 22-38c. Expand and grow Connecticut agriculture account.
- § 22-38d. Farm to school program. Connecticut-Grown for Connecticut Kids Week.
- § 22-38e. Use of terms “Connecticut Farm Winery”, “Connecticut Farm Brewery”, “Connecticut Farm Cidery” and “Connecticut Grown” when advertising or promoting alcoholic liquor. Regulations.
- § 22-39. Penalty for hindering commissioner.
- § 22-39a. Controlled atmosphere storage of fruit.
- § 22-39b. Registration.
- § 22-39c. Daily determinations of air components.
- § 22-39d. Record. Report. Mechanical breakdowns.
- § 22-39e. Inspection by Commissioner of Agriculture.
- § 22-39f. Penalty.
- § 22-39g. Food Safety Modernization Act. Requirements for produce farms. Enforcement. Inspections. Inspection certificate. Voluntary submission to inspection. Orders. Emergency orders. Recordkeeping. Regulations.
- § 22-40. Labeling of shell eggs. Retail handling and storage of shell eggs. Holding, storing and transporting of shell eggs.
- § 22-41. Grades of eggs.
- § 22-42. Weight and size requirements.
- § 22-43. Requirements of advertising of eggs.
- § 22-44. Terms used on eggs.
- § 22-45. Prohibited advertising, labeling, offering or selling of eggs.
- § 22-46. Sale of inedible eggs. Licenses.
- § 22-47. Exemptions.
- § 22-48. Enforcement. Inspection. Notice of violation or order. Regulations.
- § 22-48a. Registration of egg grading plants and egg distributors. Fees. List of sources and accounts. Registration refusal, suspension or revocation. Hearing. Final order. Appeal.
- § 22-49. Penalty.
- § 22-50. Definitions.
- § 22-51. Enforcement. Grades and standards.
- § 22-52. Marking of packages.
- § 22-53. Taking of samples.
- § 22-54. Penalty.
- § 22-54o. Definitions.
- § 22-54p. Powers and duties of commissioner. Regulations.
- § 22-54q. Proposed apple market order. Hearing. Decision by the commissioner. Referendum. Amendments. Termination.
- § 22-54r. Assessment. Civil penalty.
- § 22-54s. Apple Marketing Advisory Board.
- § 22-54t. Penalty.
- § 22-54u. Authority re maple syrup and honey licensing, inspection and enforcement. Regulations.
- § 22-61b. Definitions.
- § 22-61c. Seed label and other requirements.
- § 22-61d. Restrictions on seed sale, exposure for sale and transportation for sale. Exemptions. Prohibited acts.
- § 22-61e. Records. Inspection. Exemption.
- § 22-61f. Exemptions.
- § 22-61g. Enforcement. Seed control officer. Duties. Regulations. Authority. Preemption of municipal law.
- § 22-61h. “Stop sale” orders.
- § 22-61i. Seizure of seed lots. Temporary or permanent injunction.
- § 22-61j. Violation. Fine.
- § 22-61k. Minimization of airborne neonicotinoid dust from treated seeds. Best practices. Availability to farmers and general public.
- § 22-61l. l . Definitions. Hemp research. Pilot program. State plan. Licensure requirements. Fees. Violations. Penalties. Records. Regulations.
- § 22-61m. Manufacture of hemp for consumables. License. Fees. Testing. Records. Regulations. Advertising, labeling, packaging and marketing. Report. Penalties. Shipment or transportation.
- § 22-61n. Manufacture, marketing, cultivation and storage of hemp and hemp products by certain cannabis establishments. Purchase from third party. Requirements.
- § 22-65. Construction of markets.
- § 22-74. New Haven regional market. Bonds.
- § 22-78. Appropriations.
- § 22-78a. Fee for round trip by railroad car over track owned by authority. Regulations.
- § 22-79. Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station. Board of control.
- § 22-79a. Office of Aquatic Invasive Species. Established. Duties. Staffing.
- § 22-80. Meetings of board; officers.
- § 22-81. Duties of board. Reports.
- § 22-81a. Testing of mosquitoes for public health threat.
- § 22-81b. Best practices and guidelines for investigating and treating bed bug infestations.
- § 22-82. Endowment of agricultural experiment station.
- § 22-82a. Inventions and discoveries by employees.
- § 22-83. Research and experiment in tobacco growing.
- § 22-84. Plant pests. Authority of director. Enforcement. Violation. Firewood transport violations.
- § 22-84a. Research consistent with goals of integrated pest management.
- § 22-88. State Entomologist; appointment; duties.
- § 22-89. Registration of honey bees.
- § 22-90. Inspection of bees for contagious diseases and insects, mites or parasitic organisms.
- § 22-90a. Pollinator Advisory Committee. Membership.
- § 22-90b. Model pollinator habitat. Requirements.
- § 22-91. Gypsy and brown-tail moths.
- § 22-91a. Gypsy moth as public nuisance.
- § 22-91b. Survey of infestation by State Entomologist.
- § 22-91c. Roadside spraying. State aid.
- § 22-91d. Assessment of landowners.
- § 22-91e. Emergency. Appropriations.
- § 22-91f. Epidemic conditions.
- § 22-96. Certificate of inspection of imported nursery stock.
- § 22-97. Nursery and nursery stock defined.
- § 22-98. Nursery stock; powers of State Entomologist.
- § 22-99. Nurserymen and dealers to register.
- § 22-100. Nursery certificate. Uninspected stock.
- § 22-101. Penalty. Appeal.
- § 22-102. Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station.
- § 22-103. Acceptance of certain federal acts.
- § 22-104. Use of federal funds by experiment stations.
- § 22-120a. Reimbursement of Poultry Breeders' Society for premiums paid. Commissioner's duties.
- § 22-121. Leases for gambling and immoral shows prohibited.
- § 22-122. Forfeiture of appropriation.
- § 22-125. Unlawful conduct on fair grounds; penalty.
- § 22-126. Entry of horse for purse; fraudulent concealment of record; penalty.
- § 22-126a. Testing of animals in drawing contests. “Drug” defined. Penalties for violations.
- § 22-127. Definitions.
- § 22-128. Powers and duties of commissioner. Access to premises. Removal or abatement of insanitary condition. Civil penalty.
- § 22-128a. Schedule of fees.
- § 22-129. Prohibitions on sale, offering for sale, barter, exchange, distribution or processing. Exceptions. Penalties.
- § 22-129a. Seizure and embargo.
- § 22-130. Authority of commissioner limited.
- § 22-131. Milk Regulation Board.
- § 22-131a. Transfer of Milk Regulation Board to Department of Consumer Protection.
- § 22-131b. Milk Regulation Board study of state dairy industry. Report to General Assembly.
- § 22-131c. Regulations implementing recommendations of Milk Regulation Board re state dairy industry.
- § 22-132. Meetings of Milk Regulation Board.
- § 22-133. Regulations of Milk Regulation Board.
- § 22-134. Violation of regulations of board or orders of commissioner. Civil penalty.
- § 22-135. Labeling.
- § 22-136. Licensing of weighers, gagers, samplers and testers of milk and cream. Examination fees. Revocation of license.
- § 22-137. Permits for places where milk or cream is received.
- § 22-137a. Connecticut Milk Promotion Board. Membership. Duties.
- § 22-137b. Certification of the Connecticut Milk Promotion Board.
- § 22-138. Fraudulent manipulation of samples or test; falsification of records. Civil penalty.
- § 22-139. Tests to be made by licensed tester.
- § 22-140. Samples to be taken by licensed samplers.
- § 22-141. Weighing or gaging to be by licensed weigher or gager.
- § 22-144a. Testing butterfat milk content.
- § 22-145. Disposition of fees.
- § 22-146. Examination of records and apparatus.
- § 22-147. Appeal.
- § 22-148. Proceedings for violation.
- § 22-149. Penalty.
- § 22-150. Registration of milk and butterfat laboratories. Fees. Approval of laboratories. Civil penalty. Revocation of registration.
- § 22-150a. Certified milk laboratory. Milk screening laboratory. Component testing laboratory. Permits. Standards. Exceptions. Regulations. Permit suspension or revocation. Civil penalties.
- § 22-151. Certification of accuracy of bottle or pipette used to determine butterfat content. Civil penalty.
- § 22-152. Standard quality of milk.
- § 22-153. Misbranded or adulterated milk, milk product or cheese. Acceptance of milk, milk product or cheese from dealer with suspended or revoked permit. Civil penalty.
- § 22-160. Milk powder, evaporated milk or cream. Foreign milk powder.
- § 22-161. Penalties.
- § 22-165. Samples of milk, cream and milk products; analysis. Fees.
- § 22-166. Sale of milk from emaciated or diseased animals. Civil penalty.
- § 22-167. Local regulations for the sale of milk.
- § 22-168. Damages.
- § 22-169. Appeals from local authorities.
- § 22-170. Appeal from board.
- § 22-171. Filled milk.
- § 22-172. Registration of producers. Permits. Penalty.
- § 22-173. Registration of dealers. Permits. Labeling. Civil penalty. Information required.
- § 22-173a. Registration of retail raw milk producers and retail raw milk cheese manufacturers. Denial, suspension and revocation of permits. Cheese manufacturing. Regulations.
- § 22-174. Out-of-state cream source permits. Inspection of cream source.
- § 22-181. Application for permit by new producer.
- § 22-182. When approval or inspection of additional farms not required.
- § 22-182a. Duties of commissioner if Federal Milk Order suspended or terminated.
- § 22-183. Farms and plants once approved to retain status and right to inspection; exceptions.
- § 22-184. Permits required for out-of-state plants and producing farms. Exemption.
- § 22-184a. Permits for out-of-state plants which do not ship milk to this state.
- § 22-185. Temporary permit for receiving cream.
- § 22-186. Statements pertaining to receipt and disposition of milk and cream. Information to producers. Termination of Federal Milk Order. Assessment on producers.
- § 22-187. Appeal.
- § 22-188. Carriers of communicable diseases not to handle milk or utensils.
- § 22-191. Preparation of milk.
- § 22-192. Chocolate milk. Flavored milk.
- § 22-192a. Sale of milk as from tested cows.
- § 22-193. Milk and cream sold at retail or served in public eating places.
- § 22-194. Pasteurized milk and milk products.
- § 22-195. Permits for pasteurization. Bottling process. Injunction.
- § 22-196. Pasteurization within the state. Permits for imported pasteurized milk or cream.
- § 22-197. Labeling of receptacle containing pasteurized milk or cream.
- § 22-197a. Pasteurization, processing or sale date need not appear on cap.
- § 22-197b. Last sale date required on containers. Regulations. Penalty.
- § 22-203a. Testing of milk and milk products for drug residues or other inhibitory substances. Maintenance of records.
- § 22-203b. Liability.
- § 22-203c. Regulations.
- § 22-203d. Drug residue and other inhibitory substance levels for milk. Prohibition of sale or distribution. Permit suspension. Penalty.
- § 22-203e. Definitions.
- § 22-203f. Transportation of milk by bulk milk pickup tanker. Permit.
- § 22-203g. Application for permit. Validity.
- § 22-203h. Regulations.
- § 22-204. Legislative findings, purpose and policy.
- § 22-205. Definitions.
- § 22-206. Powers and duties of Commissioner of Agriculture.
- § 22-207. Employees.
- § 22-208. Official seal.
- § 22-211a. Regulations.
- § 22-211b. Regulations re system of milk prices, premiums and fees. Equalization of costs in obtaining and producing milk.
- § 22-212. Coordination with other authorities.
- § 22-213. Encouragement of cooperative marketing.
- § 22-224. Information and records.
- § 22-225. Confidential information; public data.
- § 22-226. Statements of purchases from producers.
- § 22-227. Inspection and audit.
- § 22-228. Subpoena; punishment for contempt.
- § 22-229. Dealers required to be licensed.
- § 22-229a. Sanitation, handling, storage and processing requirements for milk dealers.
- § 22-230. License applications.
- § 22-231. Grounds for refusal, suspension or revocation of license.
- § 22-232. Revocation of license; prior violations.
- § 22-233. Conditional licenses.
- § 22-234. Hearings; service of rulings.
- § 22-235. Method of computation of license fees.
- § 22-235a. Method of computation of license fees for milk dealers. Regulations.
- § 22-236. License fees. Regulations. Waiver.
- § 22-237. Issuance and display of certificate.
- § 22-238. Exemptions.
- § 22-239. Commissioner may require bonds or other security of milk dealers.
- § 22-240. Amount of bond or other security.
- § 22-241. Standards for determining bond as security requirement.
- § 22-242. Default.
- § 22-242a. Bond of subdealer of milk.
- § 22-242b. Payment by dealer for milk purchased from another dealer.
- § 22-243. Unfair trade practices.
- § 22-244. Disruption of market.
- § 22-245. Cease and desist directives. Corrective terms and conditions.
- § 22-246. Regulations.
- § 22-247. Penalties; review.
- § 22-248. Petition for reconsideration of order or regulation; appeal.
- § 22-249. Appeal from rulings relating to application or license.
- § 22-254. Enforcement by injunction.
- § 22-255. Civil penalty.
- § 22-256. Penalties and remedies to be concurrent.
- § 22-257. Bond for prosecution not required of commissioner.
- § 22-258. Severability.
- § 22-259. Interstate commerce.
- § 22-259a. Assessment of producers for administration of act.
- § 22-265. Establishment of fund.
- § 22-265a. Payments to dairy farmers to offset low milk prices.
- § 22-265b. Grants to milk producers.
- § 22-272a. Approved methods of slaughter.
- § 22-272b. Custom slaughter facilities. Regulations. Exceptions.