Michigan § 290.356 - Galvanized wire fence; test, board of agriculture; permit; label contents.

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§ 290.356. Galvanized wire fence; test, board of agriculture; permit; label contents.

Sec. 6.

It shall be the duty of the state board of agriculture to test all samples of galvanized wire fence submitted to them for that purpose and to determine whether such fence is of the standard gauge and grades provided in this act. If they shall find such fence to be of such standard gauge and grades, they shall issue to the manufacturer or dealer applying therefor a certificate good for 1 year from the date thereof, permitting such manufacturer or dealer manufacturing or selling such galvanized wire fence, to attach to each and every bundle of such fence of the same gauge and grades so tested, a tag or label bearing the following statements:

1.

Name and address of manufacturer or dealer;

2.

Date of expiration of certificate;

3.

Date of manufacture of such fence;

4.

Galvanizing test,—Whether "1 minute,""2 minute,""3 minute";

5.

Gauge of top wire;

6.

Gauge of bottom wire;

7.

Gauge of line wire;

8.

Gauge of stay wire.

Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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