Texas § AG.74.153 - COST-SHARING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

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§ AG.74.153. COST-SHARING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

COST-SHARING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. (a) The commissioner may contract to obtain boll weevil eradication services for the state with the entity named under Section 74.1011 . (b) The department may spend money under the cost-sharing program only in a zone in which: (1) a boll weevil eradication project under this chapter is active; or (2) boll weevil eradication has been declared complete by the United States Department of Agriculture or its designee. Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 127, Sec. 1, eff. May 20, 1999. SUBCHAPTER F. MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR BOLL WEEVIL AND PINK BOLLWORM ERADICATION

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