Montana § 80-4-701 Official Agricultural Commodity Inspectors, Samplers, And Weighers -- Designation Of Seasonal Inspection Points -- Assignment Of Inspectors

Montana Statutes

§ 80-4-701 — Official Agricultural Commodity Inspectors, Samplers, And Weighers -- Designation Of Seasonal Inspection Points -- Assignment Of Inspectors

Montana § 80-4-701

Title 80AGRICULTURE

Ch. 4AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES

Part 7Inspection and Grading

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Mont. Code Ann. § 80-4-701 (2026).

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80-4-701 . Official agricultural commodity inspectors, samplers, and weighers -- designation of seasonal inspection points -- assignment of inspectors.

(1)The department shall provide inspectors, samplers, and weighers to enforce this part. At all inspection points designated by the department, the department shall provide sufficient official agricultural commodity inspectors, samplers, and weighers to inspect and weigh all agricultural commodities subject to state inspection.

(2)The department may, during the grain-marketing season, appoint inspectors to visit the grain-growing districts to investigate the grading, dockage, and weighing of grain and to enforce the rules of the department.

(3)Expenditures for the inspection and weighing at the points designated by the department may not

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80-4-701 . Official agricultural commodity inspectors, samplers, and weighers -- designation of seasonal inspection points -- assignment of inspectors. (1) The department shall provide inspectors, samplers, and weighers to enforce this part. At all inspection points designated by the department, the department shall provide sufficient official agricultural commodity inspectors, samplers, and weighers to inspect and weigh all agricultural commodities subject to state inspection.
(2) The department may, during the grain-marketing season, appoint inspectors to visit the grain-growing districts to investigate the grading, dockage, and weighing of grain and to enforce the rules of the department.
(3) Expenditures for the inspection and weighing at the points designated by the department may not exceed total fee receipts at those points.