§ 12031 Pest Adviser County Registration
This law says anyone who gives pest‑control advice to farms has to sign up with the local agriculture office where they live, or pick a county if they live out of state, and they can also sign up in other counties by mail or in person.
A pest‑control adviser lives in County X and wants to advise a farmer there. He must go to County X’s agricultural commissioner office (or the director if there is no commissioner) and register in person. If he also wants to work in County Y, he can fill out a form and mail it or visit County Y’s office.
The adviser follows the rule by registering where his address is, and then uses mail or a visit to add the extra county where he’ll also work.
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§ 12031 Pest Adviser County Registration
Last verified: January 10, 2026