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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.32 - Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules › Rule 4.12.3210 - CONFIDENTIALITY

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(1) Article XII, Section 9, of the 1972
				Constitution of the State of Montana provides for the right of all citizens to
				participate in the deliberations of public agencies, except where "the demand
				of individual privacy clearly exceeds the merits of public disclosure." If any
				party to an alternative dispute resolution proceeding requests that
				confidentiality be observed as to any part, or all of the proceeding, they must
				make a request to the council in the sworn complaint referenced in ARM
				4.12.3202, or in the response
				referenced in ARM
				4.12.3203. The council and the
				department will balance the privacy interests with the right to participate and
				advise the parties before proceeding whether the dispute resolution will be
				kept confidential. In the event the proceeding is determined open, then the
				complaining, or responding party reserves the right to withdraw the complaint
				or response, or any part thereof, before any disclosure is made.
80-5-509,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-5-509,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.34 - Seed Rules and Regulations › Rule 4.12.3401 - LABELING OF AGRICULTURAL SEEDS (REPEALED)

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80-5-139,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-5-139,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.34 - Seed Rules and Regulations › Rule 4.12.3403 - RULES AND REGULATIONS BY MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATION AGENCIES

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(1) The Montana Seed Growers Association,
				Bozeman, Montana is the official state agency for the certification of all
				field crops, except potatoes.
(2)
				The Department of Agriculture and/or the Montana Seed Growers Association will
				provide information to seed certification agencies in the United States of
				America and Canada in accordance with plant variety protection acts.
80-5-139,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-5-141,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.35 - Grading of Certified Seed Potatoes › Rule 4.12.3501 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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(1) The Department
				of Agriculture, pursuant to
				80-3-311 and
				80-3-315, MCA, adopts grade
				standards and inspection procedures to enforce those grades as further set out
				in these rules. For the purposes of grading certified seed potatoes, the
				department hereby adopts by reference the United States Standards for Grades of
				Potatoes as specified in 7
				CFR Part 51 sections 1540 through
				1566 of the January 1, 1998 edition
				with the exceptions specified in ARM
				4.12.3501 through
				4.12.3505.
(2) All seed potatoes shall be shipped under
				tags that represented all grade and classes to which they were sorted and
				certified.
(3) Final pack
				inspection.
(a) all Montana certified seed
				potatoes sold in bulk or offered for sale in bags shall be inspected by a
				federal or federal-state inspector. The final inspection shall be made before
				potatoes are moved from the loading point. If the potatoes do not meet the
				final grade requirements, the grade certificate shall not be issued unless the
				potatoes are regraded to meet the requirements. Standard method of loading
				shall be used when loading trucks and/or railroad cars, or bulk shipments;
				and
(b) federal and federal-state
				grade inspectors are granted authority at any or all times to call in a potato
				specialist from the Montana state university (MSU) extension potato
				certification program if they suspect grower(s) are not handling certified seed
				potatoes in accordance with guidelines set forth by the MSU extension potato
				certification program, or if they suspect potatoes inspected do not conform in
				other respects with the requirements of MSU extension potato certification
				program. However, under no circumstances shall the department be held
				responsible for enforcing MSU extension potato certification program guidelines
				and procedures, and any failure to review for such compliance shall not be
				construed as approving for MSU extension potato certification program
				guidelines.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.35 - Grading of Certified Seed Potatoes › Rule 4.12.3502 - SEED CLASS DESIGNATION

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(1) At the time the
				tags are ordered by the grower, it shall be the responsibility of the MSU
				extension potato certification program to print clearly across the face of the
				appropriate grade tag the following: the proper class designation, growers
				name, address, and any other pertinent information necessary for shipment of
				the potato crop.
AUTH:
					 80-3-311, MCA; IMP:
					 80-3-311,
					 80-3-312,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.35 - Grading of Certified Seed Potatoes › Rule 4.12.3503 - BLUE TAGS

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(1) The official
				blue tag shall be used to designate seed lots that are the equivalent of the
				U.S. No. 1 grade with the following exceptions:
(a) size -- the minimum size shall be 1 1/2
				ounces and the maximum size shall be 12 ounces.
(b) combined total length of growth cracks
				may extend two-thirds length of tuber and/or the depth of one-fourth the
				diameter of the tuber.
(c) cuts and
				bruises shall be scored when removal causes loss of more than 10% of the total
				weight of a tuber.
(d) air cracks
				shall be scored only if the depth exceeds 1/2 inch.
(e) sunburn (greening), hollow heart, hollow
				heart with discoloration, light brown discoloration or brown center shall be
				permissible.
(f) stem-end
				discoloration - serious discoloration extending beyond a depth of 1/2 inch
				shall be scored unless verified by a department approved pathologist as not
				being a disease symptom.
(g)
				immaturity, as indicated by feathering of skin, shall not disqualify provided
				there is no undue loss of weight from wilting or shriveling of
				tubers.
(h) sprouts - not more than
				10% of the lot may have sprouts more than 3/4 inch in length. Individual
				sprouts or clusters shall not be scored on appearance or length if within the
				10% tolerance.
(i) oversized,
				undersized, and sprouts shall be permissible provided the excess tolerance is
				indicated on the official grade certificate.
(j) freezing injury other than the condition
				of being frozen or affected by soft rot or wet breakdown shall be scored when
				removal of the affected area causes a loss of more than 10% of the total weight
				of the tuber. The tolerance is 3% or less for freezing injury.
(k) the tolerance is 1% or less for potatoes
				which are affected by late blight tuber rot, soft rot or wet
				breakdown.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.35 - Grading of Certified Seed Potatoes › Rule 4.12.3504 - RED TAGS

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(1) The official
				red tag shall be used to designate seed lots that are the equivalent of U.S.
				No. 2 grade with the following exceptions:
(a)
				size -- the minimum size shall be 1 1/2 ounces and the maximum shall be 12
				ounces.
(b) growth cracks shall not
				be scored.
(c) surface or russet
				scab shall not be scored.
(d) cuts
				and bruises shall be scored when removal causes loss of more than 15% of the
				total weight of a tuber.
(e) second
				growth shall not be deliberately removed.
(f) the following blue tag exceptions shall
				also apply to red tags: air cracks, sunburn (greening), stem-end discoloration,
				immaturity, sprouts, oversize, undersize, hollow heart, hollow heart with
				discoloration, light brown discoloration, brown center, freezing injury, and
				the tolerance for late blight tuber rot, soft rot or wet breakdown.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.35 - Grading of Certified Seed Potatoes › Rule 4.12.3505 - BULK SHIPMENTS

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(1) Potatoes
				shipped in bulk shall meet all official grade and MSU extension potato
				certification program requirements. All carriers shall be tagged in an
				appropriate manner.
(2) Official
				tag carrying information described in this section shall be used and, in
				addition, the following information must be filled out on the official bulk
				tag:
(a) inspection certification
				number;
(b) date
				inspected;
(c) buyer's
				name;
(d) date and time
				loaded;
(e) trucking firm's name
				and driver's initials;
(f) carrier
				license or car number; and
(g)
				approximate weight (100 lbs. occupies about 2.4 cubic feet, or .42 x cu. ft. =
				number of CWT's).
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.38 - Commercial Mustard Seed Rules › Rule 4.12.3801 - STANDARD CLASSES OF MUSTARD SEED (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-4-307,
					 80-4-704
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-301,
					 80-4-704
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.38 - Commercial Mustard Seed Rules › Rule 4.12.3802 - DEFINITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-4-307,
					 80-4-704
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-302,
					 80-4-704
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.39 - Management Areas › Rule 4.12.3901 - EURASIAN WATERMILFOIL MANAGEMENT AREA

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(1)
				The Eurasian Watermilfoil Management Area is created covering Noxon and Cabinet
				Gorge reservoirs, the lower Clark Fork River, and the mouths of tributaries
				including a 200-foot set back beyond full pool or high water mark beginning at
				Plains, Montana and extending to the Montana/Idaho border and the land beneath
				two check stations at the juncture of Highway 2 and 56 with an eighth of a mile
				extension along the highways in each direction and the juncture of Highway 200
				and Highway 28 near Plains with an eighth of a mile extension along the
				highways in each direction in order to prevent the spread of Eurasian
				watermilfoil.
(2) The check
				stations will be mandatory for all water vessels, including live wells and
				trailers, and the check stations may mandate cleaning if the vessels appear to
				be potentially contaminated.
80-7-1007,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-7-1007,
					 80-7-1008,
					 80-7-1009,
					 80-7-1010,
					 80-7-1011,
					 80-7-1012,
					 80-7-1014,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.12 - AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DIVISION › Subchapter 4.12.39 - Management Areas › Rule 4.12.3902 - UPPER AND LOWER MISSOURI RIVER EURASIAN WATERMILFOIL MANAGEMENT AREAS

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(1) The Upper Missouri River Eurasian
				Watermilfoil Management Area is created covering Beaverhead, Madison,
				Jefferson, Lewis & Clark, Broadwater, and Gallatin Counties. The Lower
				Missouri River Eurasian Watermilfoil Management Area is created covering
				Valley, Phillips, McCone, Richland, Garfield, and Petroleum Counties.
(2) The inspection stations will be mandatory
				for all water vessels, including live wells and trailers, and the inspection
				stations may mandate cleaning if the vessels appear to be potentially
				contaminated.
80-7-1007,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-7-1007,
					 80-7-1008,
					 80-7-1009,
					 80-7-1010,
					 80-7-1011,
					 80-7-1012,
					 80-7-1014,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1001 - GRAIN FEE SCHEDULE (REPEALED)

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80-4-403, MCA;
					 IMP,
					 80-4-721,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1001A - GRAIN FEE SCHEDULE (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 80-4-403,
					 80-4-721,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 80-4-721,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1002 - GRAIN STANDARDS

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(1) The Montana
				Department of Agriculture hereby adopts the United States Department of
				Agriculture's grain standards as reflected in the United States Grain Standards
				Act, as amended and the rules thereunder, found in Title 7, chapter 1, part 26
				of the Code of Federal Regulations as well as the official United States
				Standards for Grain as of July 1, 1986.
(2) Copies of these regulations may be
				obtained by contacting the Montana Department of Agriculture, Agricultural
				Development Division, P.O. Box 200201, Helena, Montana 59620.
AUTH:
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-705, MCA; IMP:
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-705,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1003 - STANDARDS FOR GRADING HULLESS BARLEY

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(1)
				Hulless barley submitted to the state grain laboratory will be graded according
				to the procedures and standards set out in the Montana Grain Inspection
				Handbook, book 1, chapter 1, hulless barley.
(2) Chapter 1 of the handbook generally
				describes the standards and process which will be used to grade hulless barley
				considering such factors as odor, moisture, dockage, and other factors
				affecting grade.
(3) Chapter 1 of
				the handbook may be viewed at, and a copy obtained from the State Grain
				Laboratory, P.O. Box 1397, 821 17th Street North, Great Falls, MT
				59403-1397.
80-4-704,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-705,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1004 - BARLEY PROTEIN (REPEALED)

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80-4-709,
					 80-4-721,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-709,
					 80-4-710,
					 80-4-721,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1005 - MALTING BARLEY GERMINATION

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(1) The state grain
				laboratory will use either the 48 hour hydrogen peroxide or the Aubry blotter
				method for purposes of determining malting barley germination.
(2) The procedure for both methods are
				stated, and hereby incorporated by reference, in the report of the subcommittee
				on methods of barley analysis, "American Society of Brewing Chemists" Proc.
				1946, p. 92, Journal 35: 114 (1977). This report may be reviewed at the State
				Grain Laboratory, P.O. Box 1397, 821 17th Street North, Great Falls, MT
				59403-1397.
AUTH:
					 80-4-709, MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-709,
					 80-4-711,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1006 - CHIT

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(1) The State Grain Laboratory will make an
				analysis upon request for a determination of the presence and amount of chit.
				For this purpose, chit is defined as the swelling of the germ end tip of the
				kernel; this includes the enlargement of the embryo but not any acrospire
				growth up the kernel or rootlet development.
(2) The procedure for analysis will be to
				analyze approximately 15 grams visually or by peeling the hull of the kernel if
				necessary, using the above definition, is hereby incorporated by reference,
				Montana interpretive slides B1 and B2. These slides may be viewed at the State
				Grain Laboratory, P.O. Box 1397, 821 17th Street North, Great Falls, MT
				59403-1397.
AUTH:
					 80-4-709, MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-709,
					 80-4-711,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1007 - STARCH STRENGTH

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(1) The laboratory
				will use what is known as the falling number method for measuring starch
				strength for wheat flour.
(2) The
				procedure used, and which is hereby incorporated by reference, is that stated
				under the "U.S. Agricultural Marketing Act", program directive 918.38, adopted
				January 11, 1989. A copy of such directive may be viewed at the State Grain
				Laboratory, P.O. Box 1397, 821 17th Street North, Great Falls, MT
				59403-1397.
AUTH:
					 80-4-709, MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-709,
					 80-4-711,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1008 - STANDARDS FOR GRADING CULTIVATED BUCKWHEAT

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(1)
				Cultivated buckwheat submitted to the state grain laboratory will be graded
				according to the procedures and standards set out in the Montana Grain
				Inspection Handbook, book 1, chapter 2, cultivated buckwheat.
(2) Chapter 2 of the handbook generally
				describes the standards and process which will be used to grade cultivated
				buckwheat considering such factors as odor, moisture, dockage, and other
				factors affecting grade.
(3)
				Chapter 2 of the handbook may be viewed at, and a copy obtained from the State
				Grain Laboratory, P.O. Box 1397, 821 17th Street North, Great Falls, MT
				59403-1397, phone (406) 452-9561.
80-4-704,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-705,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.13 - STATE GRAIN LABORATORY DIVISION › Subchapter 4.13.10 - Grain Rules › Rule 4.13.1009 - STANDARDS FOR GRADING MUSTARD SEED

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(1) Mustard
				seed submitted to the Montana state grain laboratory will be graded according
				to the procedures and standards set out in the Montana Grain Inspection
				Handbook, book 1, chapter 3, mustard seed.
(2) Chapter 3 of the handbook generally
				describes the standards and process which will be used to grade mustard seed
				considering such factors as odor, moisture, dockage, and other factors
				affecting grade.
(3) Chapter 3 of
				the handbook may be viewed at, and a copy obtained from the Montana State Grain
				Laboratory, P.O. Box 1397, 821 17th Street North, Great Falls, MT 59403-1397,
				phone (406) 452-9561.
80-4-704,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-4-704,
					 80-4-705,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.1 - Authority Organization › Rule 4.14.101 - ORGANIZATION RULE (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-12-103
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 2-4-201
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 4.14.201 - PROCEDURAL RULES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 2-4-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 4.14.202 - PUBLIC PARTICIPATION RULES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 2-3-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.302 - LOAN POWERS AND ELIGIBLE LOAN ACTIVITIES

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(1)
				Title 80, chapter 12, MCA, authorizes the authority to provide loans for a
				variety of purposes.
(2) Eligible
				loan activities consist of financing purchases of depreciable agricultural
				property, agricultural improvements, and agricultural land.
(a) The authority will finance purchase of
				personal property suitable for use in farming/ranching for which an income tax
				deduction for depreciation is allowable in computing federal income taxes and
				which is located on agricultural land. Examples are: livestock used for
				breeding purposes, farm/ranch machinery, trucks, etc. Feeder cattle, pigs or
				lambs do not qualify as depreciable property.
(b) The authority will finance the purchase
				of improvements, buildings, structures or fixtures located on agricultural land
				which are suitable for use in farming/ranching. Examples are: confinement
				systems for swine, cattle, or poultry, barns and other out buildings, grain
				storage facilities, silos, tilling and soil conservation practices such as
				terraces, farm ponds, erosion control structures, waterways, etc.
(c) The authority will finance the purchase
				of land in Montana suitable for farming/ranching and which is or will be
				operated for farming/ranching purposes by an individual beginning
				farmer/rancher who will be the principal user of such land and who will
				materially and substantially participate in the operation and management of the
				farm/ranch. Purchase of land for speculative purposes is ineligible for loan
				under this program. The purchase of land that is entirely enrolled in
				conservation reserve program (CRP) is not permitted.Depending on whether a
				portion of the loan is used to finance a house (not to exceed 5%), 20 to 25% of
				the loan proceeds may be used to purchase CRP acres.
(d) Loan application for the exclusive
				purpose of acquiring a personal residence is not eligible for a loan under this
				program.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.303 - LOAN MAXIMUMS (REPEALED)

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80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.304 - LOAN MINIMUMS (REPEALED)

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80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.305 - APPLICANT ELIGIBILITY

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(1) Basic program
				applicant eligibility requirements are:
(a)
				The beginning farmer/rancher must be a minimum of 18 years of age;
(b) The beginning farmer/rancher must be a
				resident of Montana at the time the loan is closed;
(c) The beginning farmer/rancher must have
				documented, to the satisfaction of the financial institution and the authority,
				sufficient education, training and experience for the anticipated
				farming/ranching operations for which the loan is sought; and
(d) The beginning farmer/rancher must, as a
				condition of loan closing, demonstrate to the satisfaction of the financial
				institution and the authority, access to the following as may be needed:
				adequate working capital, farm/ranch machinery, livestock and agricultural
				land.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.306 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES

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(1) The authority
				will make its loan proceeds available through financial institutions. Financial
				institutions interested in the program must complete and sign the Agricultural
				Loan Bond Program Application and return it to the authority office in Helena.
				The following should be noted:
(a)
				Application and other forms will be provided by the authority to financial
				institutions as necessary. Financial institutions may use their own financial
				statement and other forms deemed necessary to document the eligibility of the
				beginning farmer's/rancher's ability to repay principal and interest payments;
				and
(b) There is no formal or
				defined application period. The loan program is ongoing, therefore, a beginning
				farmer/rancher may apply at any time.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.307 - LOANS TO BEGINNING FARMERS/RANCHERS AND SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS

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(1) Loans to beginning farmers/ranchers
				involve the financial institution, beginning farmer/rancher, and the authority.
				The program involves either the sale of the individual industrial development
				bonds, to individual financial institutions or a public bond sale to provide
				funds for an aggregation of loans.
(2) The authority will make the loan to the
				eligible beginning farmer/rancher and the financial institution will purchase
				the bond as an investment or the loan will be made from a portion of an
				aggregate bond sale. To facilitate the servicing of the loan the financial
				institution and the authority will enter into an agency relationship whereby
				the financial institution agrees to act as agent and fiduciary for the
				authority for all purposes in connection with servicing the loan.
(3) The financial institution will make its
				own security evaluation of the loan and the beginning farmer's/rancher's
				ability to repay principal and interest payments. The interest rate and other
				conditions of the loan are set by the financial institution. The interest rate
				may be either variable or fixed for the term of the loan as long as the method
				for determining the rate is contained in the loan agreement and the rate is
				reasonable as determined by the authority.
(4) In no case may the loan repayment period
				(term) exceed 30 years. The principal and interest shall be limited
				obligations, payable solely out of the revenue derived from the debt
				obligation, collateral, or other security furnished by or on the behalf of the
				beginning farmer/rancher (a co-signer on the note is permissible).
(5) The bond which is issued by the authority
				is a non-recourse obligation. The principal and interest on the bond do not
				constitute an indebtedness of the authority or a charge against its general
				credit or general fund. It should also be noted that any recording or filing
				fees associated with the loan will be paid by the beginning farmer/rancher or
				financial institution not the authority.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.308 - USE OF FINANCIAL AND SECURITY DOCUMENTS

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(1) The
				financial institution should use its own forms of financial statements and
				security documents which it may feel necessary and appropriate under particular
				loan circumstances. These items should be referenced in an exhibit to the bond
				or loan agreement and their provisions incorporated therein. Any additional
				requirements not specifically provided for in the bond or loan agreement, such
				as insurance coverage and amounts, should be added by means of an exhibit to
				the bond or loan agreement and their provisions incorporated therein.
(2) Any security documents or guarantees
				required to be delivered in connection with a loan should clearly state that
				they are given as additional security for the indebtedness evidenced by the
				promissory note, the loan agreement, the authority's bond and to further secure
				the agreements, covenants and obligations of the beginning farmer/rancher
				contained therein. The security documents and any guarantees should run
				directly between the beginning farmer/rancher and the financial institution.
				The financial institution may also wish to add a "cross-default" provision to
				these documents, making an event of default under the security documents or
				guarantee and vice versa.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103
					 and
					 80-12-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.309 - REPAYMENT OF LOANS

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(1) The beginning
				farmer's/rancher's repayment obligations, under the loan agreement and
				promissory note, are subject to mandatory prepayment in certain events which
				are set forth in the loan agreement.
(2) The beginning farmer/rancher repayment
				obligations under the loan agreement and promissory note are subject to
				optional prepayment under terms and conditions to be agreed upon between the
				beginning farmer/rancher and the financial institution. The documents and the
				structure of the financing require any installment payment made under the loan
				agreement and promissory note to be applied against a like installment payable
				under the bond and the financial institution agrees that any such prepayments
				will be so applied to the payment of the bond.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.310 - ASSIGNMENT OF BONDS

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(1) Financial
				institutions may assign a bond in whole or in part to another financial
				institution. Servicing of the loan may also be assigned, but must at all times
				be with a financial institution. The authority must be notified in writing
				prior to assignment of servicing of the loan.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.311 - FEES AND TERMS OF LOAN

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(1) If a beginning
				farmer/rancher meets the loan eligibility requirements as set forth in Title
				80, chapter 12, MCA, rules of the authority and IRS rules and regulations, the
				decision whether to enter into the loan agreement is between the beginning
				farmer/rancher and the financial institution. They must agree on terms of the
				loan such as interest rates, length of loan, down payment, service fees,
				organization charges and repayment schedule, which may not be any more onerous
				than that charged to similar customers for similar loans, and take into account
				the tax-exempt nature of interest on the loan.
(2) In addition, the authority will receive a
				non-refundable $50 application fee (submitted by the beginning farmer/rancher
				with the application) and a program participation or loan fee not to exceed 1
				1/2% of the amount of the loan, however, this fee shall not be less than $500.
				The participation fee may be financed with the loan. The financial institution
				shall collect the participation fee and remit to the authority at the time of
				loan closing.
(3) The authority
				bond counsel will review each bond for legality and tax exemption. The
				authority will pay its bond counsel and other administrative costs from the
				fees collected from the beginning farmer/rancher.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103
					 and
					 80-12-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.312 - FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

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(1) Any bank, bank
				holding company, trust company, mortgage company, national banking association,
				savings and loan association, credit union, life insurance company, any state
				or federal governmental agency or instrumentality, any entity authorized to
				make mortgage loans or secured loans in this or any other person that obtains
				an authority bond under the program in connection with a contract sale or loan
				to a beginning farmer/rancher is authorized to participate in the
				program.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.313 - PROCEDURES FOLLOWING BOND ISSUANCE

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(1) No
				bond proceeds may be used for a non-qualified purpose or by a non-qualified
				user. The financial institution and beginning farmer/rancher shall certify to
				the authority that the proceeds were used or are to be used by a qualified
				beginning farmer/rancher for a qualified purpose.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-302,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.314 - ASSUMPTION OF LOANS, SUBSTITUTION OF COLLATERAL AND TRANSFER OF PROPERTY

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(1) Loans may not be assumed without the
				prior approval of the authority and then only if the person assuming the loan
				is an eligible beginning_farmer/rancher. Equipment and other depreciable
				property may be exchanged or traded in on similar property, substituted as
				collateral at the discretion of the financial institution without the prior
				approval of the authority. The benefits of the loan made at the tax-free rate
				from the proceeds of an authority bond must remain with the qualified beginning
				farmer/rancher, and no person to whom the property is traded or otherwise
				transferred may obtain the benefits of the authority loan.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103
					 and
					 80-12-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.315 - PUBLIC HEARING

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(1) The authority
				will conduct public hearings in conjunction with its regularly scheduled
				authority meetings to consider the issuance of bonds. However, in an emergency,
				some deviation might be made from this procedure. It should be noted that a
				hearing need not be held before an authority application is approved, but must
				be held before the bond documents are approved.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 4.14.316 - RIGHT TO AUDIT

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(1) The authority
				shall have, at any time, the right to audit records of the financial
				institution and the beginning farmer/rancher relating to a loan and bond to
				insure that the provisions of the Act are followed.
80-12-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.6 - Tax Deduction › Rule 4.14.601 - TAX DEDUCTION

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(1) The authority
				will follow rules of the Montana department of revenue implementing the tax
				deduction provided in
				80-12-211,
				MCA, for the sale of qualifying land on a long term contract to a beginning
				farmer/rancher. The repayment period (term) of the long term contract must
				extend for a period of 10 years or more. In addition, the dollar amount of the
				long term contract must be 51% or more of the total purchase price of the land.
				The transaction must be approved by the authority. The appropriate application
				for tax deduction must be received by the authority within one year of closing
				on the respective sale and contract transaction. Applications for sale
				transactions closed prior to the April 18, 1985 effective date of the law are
				not eligible for the tax deduction.
(2) Basic authority eligibility requirements
				for a beginning farmer/rancher are:
(a) The
				beginning farmer/rancher may not have a net worth in excess of
				$250,000;
(b) The beginning
				farmer/rancher must be a minimum of 18years of age;
(c) The beginning farmer/rancher must be a
				resident of Montana at the time the loan is closed;
(d) The beginning farmer/rancher must have
				documented, to the satisfaction of the authority, sufficient education,
				training and experience for the anticipated farming/ranching operations;
				and
(e) The authority may require
				certain documents to determine eligibility.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.14 - MONTANA AGRICULTURAL LOAN AUTHORITY › Subchapter 4.14.8 - Disclaimer › Rule 4.14.801 - DISCLAIMER

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(1) The authority has occasionally included
				in its rules language with instruction/requirements imposed by statutes, rules,
				and agreements over which it exercises no authority. While the language is
				included for informational purposes, this rule disclaims any responsibility for
				inaccurate, incomplete or outdated provisions. The user is directed to contact
				the proper authority for information and requirements (Internal Revenue
				Service, Montana Department of Revenue or individual lenders) as may be
				necessary.
80-12-103
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-12-103
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.15 - AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE › Subchapter 4.15.1 - Fees › Rule 4.15.101 - FEES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-13-104
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 80-13-111
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.15 - AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE › Subchapter 4.15.2 - Agriculture Debt Mediation › Rule 4.15.201 - MEDIATION SCHEDULING AND AGREEMENT PROCEDURES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 80-13-104
					 MCA; IMP,
					 80-13-201,
					 80-13-202,
					 80-13-203
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.1 - Procedural Rules and Citizen Participation Rules › Rule 4.16.101 - ORGANIZATIONAL RULE

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(1) The Montana
				Agriculture Development Council ("council") was created in 1987 and transferred
				to the Department of Agriculture by
				2-15-3015.
(2) The council consists of seven members
				appointed by the governor, including the director of the Department of
				Agriculture, the director of the Department of Commerce, and five members who
				are or have been actively engaged in agriculture.
(3) The council is allocated to the
				Department of Agriculture for administrative purposes only as prescribed in
				section 2-15-121, MCA.
(4) The department provides staff for the
				council to administer council activities.
AUTH:
					 2-4-201,
					 90-9-202, MCA; IMP:
					 2-4-201,
					 90-9-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.1 - Procedural Rules and Citizen Participation Rules › Rule 4.16.102 - PROCEDURAL RULES

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(1) The Council
				adopts and incorporates by reference the Attorney General's Organizational and
				Procedural Rules ARM
				1.3.201,
				1.3.202,
				1.3.211 through
				1.3.224, and
				1.3.226 through
				1.3.233, effective August 15, 2008;
				and the Secretary of State's Organizational and Procedural Rules ARM
				1.3.101,
				1.3.102,
				1.3.301,
				1.3.302,
				1.3.304,
				1.3.305,
				1.3.307 through
				1.3.309,
				1.3.311 through
				1.3.313, effective August 1, 2008.
				A copy of these rules may be obtained from the staff of the Montana Agriculture
				Development Council, Montana Department of Agriculture, 303 N. Roberts, PO Box
				200201, Helena, MT 59620-0201. Hearings on applications shall not be considered
				contested cases.
2-4-201,
					 90-9-202,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 2-15-121,
					 90-9-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.1 - Procedural Rules and Citizen Participation Rules › Rule 4.16.103 - CITIZEN PARTICIPATION RULES

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(1) The
				Council adopts and incorporates by reference the citizen participation rules of
				the Department of Agriculture as set forth in ARM
				4.2.201 through
				4.2.204. A copy of these rules may
				be obtained from the staff of the Montana Agriculture Development Council,
				Montana Department of Agriculture, 303 N Roberts, PO Box 200201, Helena,
				Montana 59620-0201.
2-4-201,
					 90-9-202,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-201,
					 90-9-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.1 - Procedural Rules and Citizen Participation Rules › Rule 4.16.104 - COUNCIL REVIEW PROCESS PRIOR TO LOAN OR GRANT

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(1) Prior to making
				an initial loan or grant determination, the council must:
(a) direct the department to ensure applications are completed as
				required by ARM
				4.16.503
				or ARM 4.23.103;
(b) review all
				complete applications and the accompanying materials required by ARM
				4.16.503
				or ARM 4.23.103;
(c) determine
				whether each proposed project meets the requirements of
				90-9-308,
				90-9-311,
				and 90-9-502, MCA;
(d) consider
				information provided by the applicant to the council at a meeting designated
				for such purpose;
(e) determine
				whether grant applicants meet the requirements of
				90-9-310
				and 90-9-504, MCA; and
(f) rank
				the projects according to the information reviewed.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 4.16.201 - DEFINITIONS

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(1) In addition to
				the definitions set forth in
				90-9-103,
				MCA, the following definitions apply for purposes of these rules:
(a) "Act" means the provisions of Title 90,
				chapter 9, MCA.
(b) "Marketing"
				means those efforts undertaken to expand the salability of the products of
				Montana agricultural businesses through the development of new products,
				processes and technologies; the improvement or modification of existing
				products, processes and technologies; and the development of new opportunities
				for selling and distributing Montana agricultural products.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.3 - Procedure for a Seed Capital Project › Rule 4.16.301 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A SEED CAPITAL PROJECT LOAN - SUBMISSION AND USE OF EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-312,
					 90-9-913, MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.3 - Procedure for a Seed Capital Project › Rule 4.16.302 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A SEED CAPITAL PROJECT LOAN - SUBMISSION OF BUSINESS PLAN (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-301,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-312,
					 90-9-313,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.3 - Procedure for a Seed Capital Project › Rule 4.16.303 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A SEED CAPITAL PROJECT LOAN - REVIEW PROCESS (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-312,
					 90-9-313,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.3 - Procedure for a Seed Capital Project › Rule 4.16.304 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A SEED CAPITAL PROJECT LOAN - COUNCIL ACTION (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-202,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-301,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-312,
					 90-9-313,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.3 - Procedure for a Seed Capital Project › Rule 4.16.305 - SEED CAPITAL PROJECT LOAN - POST-DISBURSEMENT ACTIVITIES (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-312,
					 90-9-313,
					 90-9-316,
					 90-9-317,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.4 - Agricultural Marketing Development Program › Rule 4.16.401 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT LOAN - SUBMISSION AND USE OF EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-314,
					 90-9-315,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.4 - Agricultural Marketing Development Program › Rule 4.16.402 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT LOAN - SUBMISSION OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-301,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-314,
					 90-9-315,MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.4 - Agricultural Marketing Development Program › Rule 4.16.403 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT LOAN - EVALUATION - DUE DILIGENCE (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-314,
					 90-9-315,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 4 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 4.16 - MONTANA AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL › Subchapter 4.16.4 - Agricultural Marketing Development Program › Rule 4.16.404 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT LOAN - REVIEW PROCESS (REPEALED)

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90-9-203,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 90-9-203,
					 90-9-311,
					 90-9-314,
					 90-9-315,
					 MCA;