New York § 287 Supervision of agricultural fairs and expositions

New York Statutes

§ 287 — Supervision of agricultural fairs and expositions

New York § 287

Law AGMAgriculture & Markets

Art. 24Promotion of Agriculture and Domestic Arts; Agricultural Societies

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N.Y. Agriculture & Markets § 287 (2026).

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  § 287. Supervision of agricultural fairs and expositions.  The\ncommissioner, after consultation with the dean of the State College of\nAgriculture at Cornell University, shall have power to establish and\npromulgate from time to time standards for the conduct of such fairs and\nexpositions in respect to premium lists, exhibits, judging and other\neducational and agricultural activities.  No disbursement shall be made\nto any agricultural society or to said institute if the last preceding\nfair or exposition of such society or said institute shall not have been\nof a standard worthy, in the opinion of the commissioner, of state aid,\nbased upon its contribution to the promotion of agriculture and domestic\narts.\n

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§ 287. Supervision of agricultural fairs and expositions. The\ncommissioner, after consultation with the dean of the State College of\nAgriculture at Cornell University, shall have power to establish and\npromulgate from time to time standards for the conduct of such fairs and\nexpositions in respect to premium lists, exhibits, judging and other\neducational and agricultural activities. No disbursement shall be made\nto any agricultural society or to said institute if the last preceding\nfair or exposition of such society or said institute shall not have been\nof a standard worthy, in the opinion of the commissioner, of state aid,\nbased upon its contribution to the promotion of agriculture and domestic\narts.\n