New York § 148-A - 148-AIntegrated pest management program; specific proposals
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§ 148-A. 148-AIntegrated pest management program; specific proposals
§ 148-a. Integrated pest management program; specific proposals. 1. Within the integrated pest management program there shall be established four separate but interrelated programs for pest management and the impact thereof on the following agricultural production areas: a. livestock/forage production system; b. fruit production; c. vegetable and potato production; and d. ornamentals production. 2. Such programs as provided for in subdivision one hereof shall contain at least the specific proposals as provided for in sections one hundred forty-eight-b, one hundred forty-eight-c, one hundred forty-eight-d and one hundred forty-eight-e of this article.
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