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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.06-002 - Circular 11 - Regulations on Plant Diseases and Pests

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I. PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED. The
			 following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds, under the provisions
			 of the Arkansas Plant Act (A.C. A. '
			 2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
			 declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
			 contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
			 and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
			 circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.06-008 - Regulations on Plant Diseases and Pests

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION
			 I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds,
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (ACA. '
				2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
				declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
				contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
				and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
				circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.06-010 - Circular 11: Rules on Plant Diseases and Pests - Rule Regulationg Planting of Cheniere Rice in Arkansas in 2007 and 2008

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds,
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (ACA. '
				2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
				declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
				contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
				and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
				circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry
			 nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood nematode
39. Blackleg of rape
40.
Rose Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.07-002 - Addition of Class "G" to The Plant Board's Pesticide Classification Regulations

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I.
			 Title
The following regulations of the Arkansas State Plant Board,
				written pursuant to the Arkansas Pesticide Use and Application Act, Act
				389ofl975,as amended, and the Arkansas Pesticide Control Act, Act 410 of 1975,
				as amended, shall be known as "The Arkansas Regulations On Pesticide Use".
				Promulgation of these regulations repeals all provisions of the Plant Board's
				current regulations entitled "Arkansas Regulations On 2,4-D, 2,4-DB, MCPA, And
				Other State Restricted Use Herbicides" effective December 31, 2002.
SECTION II. Purpose
Pesticides are valuable to the State's agricultural production
				and to the protection of man and the environment from insects, rodents, weeds
				and other forms of life which may be pests; but it is essential to the public
				health and welfare that they be regulated to prevent adverse effects on human
				life and the environment. However, at times certain pesticides present problems
				that were unanticipated by the manufacturer, the grower or the applicator. The
				purpose of these regulations is to provide additional mechanisms, other than
				denying registration of a product in Arkansas, to minimize the adverse effects
				of certain pesticides to:
1. Plants,
			 including forage plants, or adjacent or nearby lands;
2. Wildlife in the adjoining or nearby
			 areas;
3. Fish and other aquatic
			 life in waters in reasonable proximity to the area to be treated; and
4. Humans, animals, or beneficial insects
			 SECTION III. Definitions
A. "Buffer Zone" means the distance an
			 applicator must maintain between the field or area of application and a
			 protected subject inside of which the subject pesticide may not be
			 applied.
B. "Desirable Vegetation"
			 means any type of vegetation the pesticide label specifically identifies for
			 protection, vegetation for which the product is not labeled, or vegetation for
			 which the owner/manager desires protection from the deposition of
			 pesticides.
C. "Drift" means off
			 target movement of a pesticide onto desirable vegetation, waterways, or where
			 human health or the environment may be adversely impacted that occurs as a
			 result of pesticide application.
D.
			 "Custom Applicator" means a commercial applicator that applies pesticides
			 assigned the Class E or F designation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.07-004 - Circular 11: Regulations on Plant Diseases and Pests - changes to the Arkansas Noxious Weed list

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds,
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (ACA. '
				2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
				declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
				contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
				and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
				circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.07-005 - Revision to Pesticide Classification Regulations - Restrictions on the application of 2-4-D in 10 Counties in Eastern Arkansas

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I. Title
The following regulations of the Arkansas State Plant Board,
				written pursuant to the Arkansas Pesticide Use and Application Act, Act
				389ofl975,as amended, and the Arkansas Pesticide Control Act, Act 410 of 1975,
				as amended, shall be known as "The Arkansas Regulations On Pesticide Use".
				Promulgation of these regulations repeals all provisions of the Plant Board's
				current regulations entitled "Arkansas Regulations On 2,4-D, 2,4-DB, MCPA, And
				Other State Restricted Use Herbicides" effective December 31, 2002.
SECTION II. Purpose
Pesticides are valuable to the State's agricultural production
				and to the protection of man and the environment from insects, rodents, weeds
				and other forms of life which may be pests; but it is essential to the public
				health and welfare that they be regulated to prevent adverse effects on human
				life and the environment. However, at times certain pesticides present problems
				that were unanticipated by the manufacturer, the grower or the applicator. The
				purpose of these regulations is to provide additional mechanisms, other than
				denying registration of a product in Arkansas, to minimize the adverse effects
				of certain pesticides to:
1. Plants,
			 including forage plants, or adjacent or nearby lands;
2. Wildlife in the adjoining or nearby
			 areas;
3. Fish and other aquatic
			 life in waters in reasonable proximity to the area to be treated; and
4. Humans, animals, or beneficial
			 insects
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.07-008 - Regulations on Planting the Cheniere and Clearfield 131 Varieties of Rice in Arkansas in 2008

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds,
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (ACA. '
				2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
				declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
				contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
				and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
				circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry
			 nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood nematode
39. Blackleg of rape
40.
Rose Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.07-009 - Boll Weevil Eradication Regulations for 2008

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds,
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (ACA. '
				2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
				declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
				contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
				and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
				circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.08-001 - Container and Containment Rules promulgated by the Environmental Protection Agency

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CHAPTER 20 PESTS
			 AND PESTICIDES
SUBCHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
20-20-101.
Date of manufacture stamped
			 on cotton insecticides.
(a) Every
			 person, firm, or corporation bagging any commercial cotton insecticide or
			 poison shall stamp on each bag, or on a tag attached to each bag, the date on
			 which the insecticide or poison was manufactured.
(b) Any person, firm, or corporation failing
			 or refusing to comply with the requirements of this section shall be guilty of
			 a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than five
			 dollars ($5.00) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100). Each bag or other
			 container which is shipped without first having placed the date thereon shall
			 be a separate offense.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.08-003 - Circular 11: Rules on Plant Diseases and Pests - Boll Weevil Eradication Regulations for 2009

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds,
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (A.C.A.' 2-16 - 201 et seq) are
				hereby declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested
				or contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect
				pests and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
				circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.08-004 - Circular 11: Rules on Plant Diseases and Pests - Rice Certification Regulations for 2008

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SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect pests and
			 noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (A.C.A.' 2-16 -
			 201 et seq) are hereby declared to be a public nuisance, including anything
			 infected, infested or contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant
			 diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and
			 other Plant Board circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture
			 inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests
			 Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut and chinquapin)
2.
Phony peach, peach mosaic and
			 peach rosette
3. Fusiform
			 and other gall rusts of pines
4.
			 Texas root rot (cotton and other plants)
5.
Oak wilt (oak, chestnut and other
			 trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple rust
7.
Fire blight (pear, apple and
			 other plants)
8.
Root knot nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides
			 besseyi and others)
11.
Crown gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry
			 nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood nematode
39. Blackleg of rape
40.
Rose Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.09-002 - Circular 11: Rules on Plant Diseases and Pests - Boll Weevil Eradication Regulations

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SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect
			 pests and noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act
			 (A.C.A.' 2-16 - 201 et seq) are hereby declared to be a public nuisance,
			 including anything infected, infested or contaminated therewith. The extent to
			 which these plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds are regulated is
			 covered in this and other Plant Board circulars. Italicized pests are intent of
			 horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant
			 Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut and chinquapin)
2.
Phony peach, peach mosaic and
			 peach rosette
3. Fusiform
			 and other gall rusts of pines
4.
			 Texas root rot (cotton and other plants)
5.
Oak wilt (oak, chestnut and other
			 trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple rust
7.
Fire blight (pear, apple and
			 other plants)
8.
Root knot nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides
			 besseyi and others)
11.
Crown gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.09-003 - Circular 11: Rules on Plant Diseases and Pests - Rice Certification Regulations

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SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect
			 pests and noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act
			 (A.C.A.' 2-16 - 201 et seq) are hereby declared to be a public nuisance,
			 including anything infected, infested or contaminated therewith. The extent to
			 which these plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds are regulated is
			 covered in this and other Plant Board circulars. Italicized pests are intent of
			 horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant
			 Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut and chinquapin)
2.
Phony peach, peach mosaic and
			 peach rosette
3. Fusiform
			 and other gall rusts of pines
4.
			 Texas root rot (cotton and other plants)
5.
Oak wilt (oak, chestnut and other
			 trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple rust
7.
Fire blight (pear, apple and
			 other plants)
8.
Root knot nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides
			 besseyi and others)
11.
Crown gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock
			 diseases
38.
Pinew ood nematode
39.
			 Blackleg of rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.10-001 - Circular 11: 2011 Boll Weevil Eradication Program & 2011 Plant Diseases and Pests - Rice Certification Regulations; Regulations on Aquaculture in Arkansas

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SECTION I.
			 PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED. The following plant diseases, insect pests and
			 noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (AC. A. '
			 2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
			 declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
			 contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
			 and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
			 circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.11-001 - Circular 11: Plant Diseases and Pests - Thousand Canker Disease Quarantine and Inspection Fee Adjustment; and the Pesticide Container and Containment Rule

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SECTION I. PUBLIC
			 NUISANCE DECLARED
The following plant diseases, insect pests, and noxious weeds
				under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act
(A. C.A. ' 2-16- 201 et
				seq)
are hereby declared to be a public nuisance, including anything
				infected, infested, or contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant
				diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and
				other Plant Board circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture
				inspections.
A.
Plant Disease
			 Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut and chinquapin)
2.
Phony peach, peach mosaic and
			 peach rosette
3. Fusiform
			 and other gall rusts of pines
4.
			 Texas root rot (cotton and other plants)
5.
Oak wilt (oak, chestnut and other
			 trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple rust
7.
Fire blight (pear, apple and
			 other plants)
8.
Root knot nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides
			 besseyi and others)
11.
Crown gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot &/or Stem rot of
			 sweet potato
27.
Anthracnose on various host plants
28.
Pink root of
			 onion
29. Sting
			 nematode
30.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
31.
Collar rot
32.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
33.
Phloem necrosis
34.
Bud rot on strawberries
35.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
36.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
37.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
38. Blackleg of
			 rape
39.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.11-003 - Circular 11: Phytosanitary Certificate Inspection Fee; 2012 Rice Regulations; 2012 Boll Weevil Eradication Rule

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SECTION
			 I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant
			 diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas
			 Plant Act (AC A.' 2-16 - 201 et seq) are hereby declared to be a public
			 nuisance, including anything infected, infested or contaminated therewith. The
			 extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds are
			 regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board circulars. Italicized pests
			 are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut and chinquapin)
2.
Phony peach, peach mosaic and
			 peach rosette
3. Fusiform
			 and other gall rusts of pines
4.
			 Texas root rot (cotton and other plants)
5.
Oak wilt (oak, chestnut and other
			 trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple rust
7.
Fire blight (pear, apple and
			 other plants)
8.
Root knot nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides
			 besseyi and others)
11.
Crown gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Strawberry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet potato
27.
Stem rot of sweet
			 potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.12-001 - Circular 16: Pink Boll Worm Regulations

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SECTION I
- DEFINITIONS For the
			 purpose of these regulations the following words, names, and terms shall be
			 construed respectively to mean:
(a)
Pink Bollworm
- The Pink Bollworm of cotton
(Pectinophora
			 gossypiella Saunders)
in any state of development.
(b)
Cotton
- All parts of cotton
			 and cotton plants of the genus Gossypium, except cotton products.
(c)
Cotton Products
- Seed
			 cotton, cotton lint, linters, and all other forms of unmanufactured cotton
			 fiber, oil mill waste, gin waste, gin trash, cotton seed, cottonseed hulls,
			 cottonseed cake, and cottonseed meals.
(d)
Seed Cotton
- All forms of
			 cotton lint from which the seed has not been separated.
(e)
Lint
- All forms of raw
			 ginned cotton except linters and waste.
(f)
Linters
- All forms of
			 unmanufactured cotton fiber separated from cottonseed after the lint has
been
removed.
(g)
Gin Waste
- All forms of unmanufactured cotton fiber (including
			 gin motes) produced at cotton gins, other than baled cotton
lint.
(h)
Oil Mill Waste
-
			 Lint waste products derived from the milling of cottonseed.
(i)
Gin Trash
- All of the waste
			 material produced during the cleaning and ginning of cotton,
(j)
Okra (Hibiscus esculentus)
-
			 All parts of okra plants, including seeds and edible and dry pods,
(k)
Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.)
- All parts of kenaf plants, including seeds and pods.
(l)
Restricted Articles
-
			 Products and articles that may move under the restrictions in these
			 regulations,
(m)
Approved or
			 Designated
- Officially sanctioned by the Arkansas State Plant Board
			 and/or USDA/APHIS/PPQ.
(n)
Certificate
- An approved document issued by an inspector,
			 evidencing apparent freedom of restricted articles from the pink
			 bollworm.
(o)
Limited Permit
- An approved document issued by an inspector to allow movement of
			 non-certified, restricted articles to or from authorized and designated gins,
			 oil mills, processing or manufacturing plants, or cottonseed
			 warehouses,
(p)
Infestation
			 (Infested)
- The presence of the pink bollworm. ("Infested" shall be
			 construed accordingly.)
(q)
Moved (Movement and Move)
- Shipped, offered for shipment to a
			 common carrier, received for transportation or transported by common carrier,
			 or carried, transported, moved, or allowed to be moved by any person within or
			 from any regulated area,
(r)
Inspector
- An authorized inspector of the Arkansas State Plant
			 Board or USDA/APHIS/PPQ.
(s)
Compliance Agreement
- An approved document issued jointly or
			 severally by USDA/APHIS/PPQ and the State Plant Board to persons engaged in
			 ginning, processing, or handling restricted articles for subsequent movement
			 from regulated areas, or to persons moving restricted articles from regulated
			 areas.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.12-003 - Circular 11: Regulations on Plant Diseases and Pests - Changes to the 2013 Rice Planting Seed Regulations

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SECTION
			 I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant
			 diseases, insect pests and noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas
			 Plant Act (A.C.A. '
			 2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
			 declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
			 contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
			 and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
			 circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Straw berry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.12-005 - Circular 11: Regulations on Plant Diseases and Pests - 2013 Boll Weevil Eradication Regulations

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SECTION I.
PUBLIC NUISANCE DECLARED.
The following plant diseases, insect
			 pests and noxious weeds, under the provisions of the Arkansas Plant Act (A.C.A.
			 '
			 2-16-201 et seq) are hereby
			 declared to be a public nuisance, including anything infected, infested or
			 contaminated therewith. The extent to which these plant diseases, insect pests
			 and noxious weeds are regulated is covered in this and other Plant Board
			 circulars. Italicized pests are intent of horticulture inspections.
A.
Plant Disease Pests Listed
1.
Chestnut blight
(chestnut
			 and chinquapin)
2.
Phony
			 peach, peach mosaic and peach rosette
3. Fusiform and other gall rusts of
			 pines
4. Texas root rot (cotton and
			 other plants)
5.
Oak wilt
			 (oak, chestnut and other trees and shrubs)
6.
Cedar-apple
			 rust
7.
Fire
			 blight (pear, apple and other plants)
8.
Root knot
			 nematode
9.
Soybean cyst nematode
10.
Foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides besseyi and
			 others)
11.
Crown
			 gall and other infectious galls
12.
Hairy root of apple and
			 rose
13.
Bacterial spot of peach
14.
Strawberry
			 dwarf
15.
Red
			 stele of strawberry
16.
Virus diseases on horticultural crops
17.
Straw berry yellows
			 (genetic)
18.
Infectious cankers
19.
Bacterial spot of tomato
20.
Alternaria and septoria leaf
			 spots of tomato
21.
Late blight of tomato
22.
Camellia petal
			 blight
23.
Azalea
			 petal blight
24. Hoja
			 blanca disease of rice
25.
Internal cork of sweet potato
26.
Black rot of sweet
			 potato
27.
Stem
			 rot of sweet potato
28.
Anthracnose on various host plants
29.
Pink root of
			 onion
30. Sting
			 nematode
31.
Blights and
			 leaf spots damaging to plants
32.
Collar rot
33.
Dutch Elm
			 disease
34.
Phloem necrosis
35.
Bud rot on strawberries
36.
Fusarium wilt of tomatoes (all
			 races)
37.
Blueberry nursery stock diseases
38.
Pinew ood
			 nematode
39. Blackleg of
			 rape
40.
Rose
			 Rossette
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.12-007 - Regulations to establish rules for enforcing specific civil penalties

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I. STATEMENT OF
			 PURPOSE
Establishing measurement, packaging, quality, and advertising
				requirements provides a system of weights and measures to ensure that equity
				and fairness prevail in all commercial transactions within the marketplace.
				This will assure that uniformity and accuracy will benefit and protect both
				buyers and sellers in the commercial transactions.
The purpose of the regulations is to provide a fair and
				consistent mechanism by which compliance with the Arkansas Uniform Weights and
				Measures Law, the Engine Fuels and Lubricants Law, the Arkansas Catfish
				Marketing Law, the Arkansas Foreign Fish Law, the Arkansas Catfish -
				"Identification by Restaurants" Law, and regulations pursuant thereto shall be
				achieved.
II. DEFINITIONS
-
As used in this policy:
A.
			 Level of Enforcement: The category by which a violation is considered a first,
			 second, or third offense.
For a violation to be considered a subsequent offense, it must
				be a repeat of a violation for which previous enforcement action has been taken
				by the Plant Board. The previous violation or violations must have occurred
				within the past 3 years.
B.
			 Minor Violation: A violation which does not involve public health or safety,
			 endanger the environment, or cause financial harm to any party.
C. Major Violation: A violation that affects
			 public health, safety or the environment; causes financial harm to any party;
			 or creates a competitive advantage in the market place.
D. Respondent: Owner or operator,
			 manufacturer, firm, or individual charged with a violation of the acts enforced
			 or regulated by the Arkansas Bureau of Standards, a Division of the Arkansas
			 State Plant Board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.13-002 - Rice Levee Spraying Waiver: Section (X)(D)(2)(e) of the regulations written pursuant to the Arkansas Pesticide Use and Application Act

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SECTION I. Title
The following regulations of the Arkansas State Plant Board,
				written pursuant to the Arkansas Pesticide Use and Application Act, Act 389 of
				1975, as amended, and the Arkansas Pesticide Control Act, Act 410 of 1975. as
				amended, shall be known as "The Arkansas Regulations On Pesticide Use".
				Promulgation of these regulations repeals all provisions of the Plant Board's
				current regulations entitled "Arkansas Regulations On 2,4-D, 2.4-DB. MCPA. And
				Other State Restricted Use Herbicides" effective December 31, 2002.
SECTION II. Purpose
Pesticides are valuable to the State's agricultural production
				and to the protection of man and the environment from insects, rodents, weeds
				and other forms of life which may be pests; but it is essential to the public
				health and welfare that they be regulated to prevent adverse effects on human
				life and the environment. However, at times certain pesticides present problems
				that were unanticipated by the manufacturer, the grower or the applicator. The
				purpose of these regulations is to provide additional mechanisms, other than
				denying registration of a product in Arkansas, to minimize the adverse effects
				of certain pesticides to:
1. Plants,
			 including forage plants, or adjacent or nearby lands;
2. Wildlife in the adjoining or nearby
			 areas;
3. Fish and other aquatic
			 life in waters in reasonable proximity to the area to be treated; and
4. Humans, animals, or beneficial
			 insects
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.20-002 - State Plant Board Rules on Reciprocal, Temporary, and Provisional Licensure

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I.
GENERAL
			 PROVISIONS
A. Governing Law. These
			 rules are promulgated pursuant to Act 1011 of 2019, Ark Code Ann. §
									17-1-108.
B. Conflict of Rules. These rules shall
			 supersede any State Plant Board rules governing reciprocal, temporary, and
			 provisional licensing of the occupational licenses enumerated herein.
C. Incorporation of Definitions. These rules
			 hereby incorporate by reference the definitions of each rule governing the
			 licenses addressed herein unless the context clearly indicates
			 otherwise.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.21-002 - Arkansas Pesticide Use and Application Act

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CHAPTER 20
PESTS AND PESTICIDES
SUBCHAPTER I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
20-20-101.
Date of manufacture stamped
			 on cotton insecticides.
(a) Every
			 person, firm, or corporation bagging any commercial cotton insecticide or
			 poison shall stamp on each bag, or on a tag attached to each bag, the date on
			 which the insecticide or poison was manufactured.
(b) Any person, firm, or corporation failing
			 or refusing to comply with the requirements of this section shall be guilty of
			 a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than five
			 dollars ($5.00) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100). Each bag or other
			 container which is shipped without first having placed the date thereon shall
			 be a separate offense.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 209 - Arkansas Agriculture Department › Division 02 - State Plant Board › Rule 209.02.21-005 - Rules Under the Arkansas Pesticide Control Act, Rule 1

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RULE NO 1.
Registration Fees;
			 Expiration of Registration -
(1) The
			 registration fee for each pesticide product registered shall be $250.
			 Registrations shall expire December 31 of the year for which registered. This
			 fee does not include the Abandoned Agricultural Pesticide Disposal Fee as
			 established pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-7-1206(a)(1).
(2) All registrants shall pay an Abandoned
			 Agricultural Pesticide Disposal Fee of $70 per year for each registered
			 pesticide beginning July 1, 2022, and for each additional year
			 thereafter.