§ 12608 Produce Release For Reconditioning
This law lets a farm owner or caretaker ask to move their crops to another county for fixing up or turning into other products, and the state director can hand the crops over to that county’s agriculture chief if the chief says they have the right place and will watch the work.
A farmer in County X has a bunch of bruised tomatoes and wants to send them to County Y where a plant can turn them into tomato paste.
The farmer asks the state director for permission. The director can give the tomatoes to County Y’s agricultural commissioner, but only if the commissioner says County Y has a tomato‑paste plant and will supervise the process.
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§ 12608 Produce Release For Reconditioning
Last verified: January 10, 2026