Texas § AG.111.004 - BALING
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§ AG.111.004. BALING
BALING. (a) Each bale of cotton ginned by a ginner shall be wrapped so that: (1) the bale will be completely covered when compressed and the ends of the bale are closed and well sewn; and (2) the markings on the bale will remain intact and visible under ordinary conditions. (b) In compressing, recompressing, baling, or rebaling cotton, each person owning, operating, or working for a compress in this state shall, prior to delivery of a bale to a common carrier, bind and tie the bale so that the bale is free of: (1) dangerously exposed ends of bands or buckles; or (2) dangerously exposed or protruding parts of ties, bands, buckles, or splices. Acts 1981, 67th Leg., p. 1299, ch. 388, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1981.
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