North Carolina § 106-1043 - Agricultural Emergency Response Teams authorized.
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§ 106-1043. Agricultural Emergency Response Teams authorized.
When the Commissioner determines, in consultation with the Governor, that there is an imminent threat of an agricultural emergency or that an agricultural emergency exists within the State that threatens to cause damage to or has caused damage to agricultural lands, facilities, and operations, the Commissioner is authorized to deploy Agricultural Emergency Response Teams to aid in prevention measures and recovery efforts on the premises of agricultural landowners throughout the State, wherever located. History (2016-113, s. 2(a).) Cross References. - As to authorization of Agricultural Emergency Response Teams, see G.S. 166A-19.77 A.
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