Indiana § 15-15-1-47 - Sampling methods for small containers

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§ 15-15-1-47. Sampling methods for small containers

Sec. 47. In sampling seed in a small container where it is not practical to sample as required by section 46 of this chapter, a portion of one (1) unopened container or one (1) or more entire unopened containers may be taken to supply a minimum size sample.

As added by P.L.82-2026, SEC.33.

IC 15-15-2Chapter 2. Sale and Transfer of Plant Cultures

15-15-2-1Application of chapter 15-15-2-2"Person" 15-15-2-3Materials for plant growth; samples; statement; registration certificate; permit; grounds for refusal or cancellation of permit 15-15-2-4Label; information required 15-15-2-5Violations; exceptions 15-15-2-6Fees; disposition 15-15-2-7Taking samples 15-15-2-8Interference with inspection or taking samples; violation 15-15-2-9State chemist's authority; rules; permits; registration

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Section 15-15-1-47 ("Sampling methods for small containers") is part of the Indiana Code, the codified statutory law of Indiana. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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