Delaware § 2240 State Nutrient Management Program; powers and duties of the Commission

Delaware Statutes

§ 2240 — State Nutrient Management Program; powers and duties of the Commission

Delaware § 2240

JurisdictionDelaware

Title3

PartRegulatory Provisions

Ch. 22NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT

Subch.State Nutrient Management Program

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Bluebook

Del. Code tit. 3, § 2240 (2026).

Text

The State Nutrient Management Program (SNMP) shall consist of:

(1)Certification of persons directly involved with the generation or application of nutrients within the State, as limited by § 2241 of this title;

(2)The development of and implementation of best management practices designed to improve water quality, optimize nutrient use and maintain a profitable agricultural industry in the State;

(3)Educational programs through which applicants shall be instructed in the best management practices established by the Commission;

(4)A method developed by the Commission and instituted prior to granting of any certificate to evaluate an applicant’s comprehension of the best management practices established by the Commission; and

(5)Any other program elements instituted by the Commissi

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The State Nutrient Management Program (SNMP) shall consist of:

(1) Certification of persons directly involved with the generation or application of nutrients within the State, as limited by § 2241 of this title;

(2) The development of and implementation of best management practices designed to improve water quality, optimize nutrient use and maintain a profitable agricultural industry in the State;

(3) Educational programs through which applicants shall be instructed in the best management practices established by the Commission;

(4) A method developed by the Commission and instituted prior to granting of any certificate to evaluate an applicant’s comprehension of the best management practices established by the Commission; and

(5) Any other program elements instituted by the Commission.