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2011 New Mexico Statutes
Chapter 76: Agriculture
Article 15: Fruit and Vegetable Standards, 76-15-1 through 76-15-22

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  • Section 76-15-1: Purpose of act.
  • Section 76-15-2: Application of act.
  • Section 76-15-3: Definition of terms.
  • Section 76-15-4: Director; appointment, duties, qualifications, oath, bond, salary, employees, traveling expenses.
  • Section 76-15-5: Districts; organization.
  • Section 76-15-6: Budgeting and collection of fees.
  • Section 76-15-7: Compliance; violations; penalties.
  • Section 76-15-8: Assessments; collection.
  • Section 76-15-9: Boards of control; boards of directors; limitation on responsibility.
  • Section 76-15-10: Exclusions and exemptions.
  • Section 76-15-11: Short title.
  • Section 76-15-12: Purpose of act.
  • Section 76-15-13: Definitions.
  • Section 76-15-14: Application; license; bonds.
  • Section 76-15-15: License fees; bonds.
  • Section 76-15-16: Records and accounts.
  • Section 76-15-17: Board regulations.
  • Section 76-15-18: Voluntary certification; fees.
  • Section 76-15-19: Penalties.
  • Section 76-15-20: Injunction.
  • Section 76-15-21: Individual action on bond.
  • Section 76-15-22: Relationship to other laws.

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