Wyoming § 11-15-111 Inspection fees; exception; when inspection not
required; consent of director; certification of certain
shipments

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-15-111 — Inspection fees; exception; when inspection not required; consent of director; certification of certain shipments

Wyoming § 11-15-111

Title 11Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals

Ch. 15GRADING AND SHIPMENT OF POTATOES

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 11-15-111 (2026).

Text

A fee established by the board of agriculture not to exceed
actual costs of inspection shall be paid on all shipments of
potatoes inspected within the district except those designated
for manufacturing purposes on which no fee shall be charged.
With the consent of the director, potatoes for seed stock may be
moved to storage within the state without inspection. When
potatoes are shipped without inspection within the state the
shipper shall not be provided with a certificate. Other
shipments of seed stock must conform to the requirements of
grade no. 1 except with regard to size, and the certificate must
contain a statement designating variety, trueness to type and
percent defects with regard to disease and other blemishes.

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A fee established by the board of agriculture not to exceed
actual costs of inspection shall be paid on all shipments of
potatoes inspected within the district except those designated
for manufacturing purposes on which no fee shall be charged.
With the consent of the director, potatoes for seed stock may be
moved to storage within the state without inspection. When
potatoes are shipped without inspection within the state the
shipper shall not be provided with a certificate. Other
shipments of seed stock must conform to the requirements of
grade no. 1 except with regard to size, and the certificate must
contain a statement designating variety, trueness to type and
percent defects with regard to disease and other blemishes.