Tennessee § 43-27-102 Hemp license - Requirements - Records

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§ 43-27-102 — Hemp license - Requirements - Records

Tennessee § 43-27-102

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Bluebook

Tenn. Code Ann. § 43-27-102 (2026).

Text

(a)Any person who produces hemp in this state shall obtain an annual license from the department.

(b)In order to obtain and maintain a hemp license, a person must:

(1)Submit to the department a description of all land on which the person produces hemp in this state, to include global positioning system coordinates and other information sufficient to identify the property;

(2)Submit to the department any other information prescribed by rules as necessary for the efficient enforcement of this chapter;

(3)Consent to reasonable inspection and sampling by the department of the person's hemp crop and inventory; and (4) Not be convicted of a state or federal felony drug offense within the previous ten (10) years.

(c)The department shall maintain all records that the department creates, or t

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(a) Any person who produces hemp in this state shall obtain an annual license from the department. (b) In order to obtain and maintain a hemp license, a person must: (1) Submit to the department a description of all land on which the person produces hemp in this state, to include global positioning system coordinates and other information sufficient to identify the property; (2) Submit to the department any other information prescribed by rules as necessary for the efficient enforcement of this chapter; (3) Consent to reasonable inspection and sampling by the department of the person's hemp crop and inventory; and (4) Not be convicted of a state or federal felony drug offense within the previous ten (10) years. (c) The department shall maintain all records that the department creates, or that are submitted to the department, for regulation of hemp in this state for a period of at least five (5) years.