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Chapter 422. Department of Agriculture

22-1. Department of Agriculture.22-1a and 22-1b. Commissioner, department and council, general terminology change.22-1c. Terminology change.22-2. Board of Agriculture.22-3. Duties of commissioner. Preservation of Connecticut agricultural lands. Definitions.22-4. Appointment of commissioner.22-4a. Delegation of commissioner's authority.22-4b. Designation of agents by commissioner. Designation of hearing officers by commissioner.22-4c. Powers of commissioner. Recording and transcription of hearings. Payment of related costs or expenses.22-4d. Cease and desist orders.22-5. Deputy commissioner.22-6. Powers and duties of commissioner.22-6a. Receipt of federal funds and gifts by commissioner.22-6b. Refunds of sums paid Department of Agriculture.22-6c. Reimbursement or payments in advance of comprehensive farm nutrient management plan, farmland restoration and climate resiliency plan or farm resources management plan.22-6d. Definitions.22-6e. Use of vacant public land for gardening, agricultural purposes or agricultural restoration purposes.22-6f. Participation in farmers' market coupon programs. Regulations.22-6g. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Definitions.22-6h. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Purposes. Administration.22-6i. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Eligibility requirements.22-6j. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Responsibilities of participants.22-6k. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Records. Authorization of markets.22-6l. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Vendor certification.22-6m. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Responsibilities of vendors.22-6n. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Penalties for violations.22-6o. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Citation of noncompliance of vendor.22-6p. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program: Assurances. Vouchers.22-6q. Connecticut Farmers' Market/Senior Nutrition Program.22-6r. Certified farmers' markets. Definitions. Sale of farm products at farmers' kiosks and food establishments. Listing of farmers' market on web site and in promotional materials.22-6s. Operation of food establishment by a farmer at a certified farmers' market.22-6t. Voucher value.22-6u. Educational materials re benefits to farmers' markets in accepting payment through federal Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children and supplemental nutrition assistance program and participating in Connecticut Farmers' Market/Women, Infants and Children Program. Purchase of necessary equipment. Program to loan or make such equipment available.22-7. Administrative civil penalties.22-7a to 22-7o. 22-7a to 22-7o 22-7p. Bonds.22-7q. Filing of bond in administrative appeal.22-8. Duties of commissioner re avian ecology.22-9. Supervision of institutional farms.22-10. Reports of moneys expended.22-11. Promotion of agricultural interests.22-11a. “Integrated pest management” defined.22-11b. Duties of The University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension Service re integrated pest management.22-11c. Aquaculture development: Definitions.22-11d. Aquaculture development: Lead agency.22-11e. Interagency Aquaculture Coordinating Committee.22-11f. Licensing of aquaculture operation. Regulations. Control of importation and cultivation of nonnative plants or animals.22-11g. Releases from aquaculture systems.22-11h. Permits for aquaculture operations. Exemptions from environmental protection programs. General permits.22-11i. Licensing of aquaculture producers. Regulations.22-11j. Planting and cultivating seaweed. License. Requirements. Renewal. Prohibition on interference with right of fishing or shellfishing. Interference with seaweed license. Penalties. Regulations.22-11k. Ninety-day aquaculture permit application final determinations.22-12. Appropriations for promotion of agricultural interests.22-12a. Use of term “Connecticut State Fair”.22-12b. (Formerly Sec. 26-41). Licensing of fur breeders. Disease control.22-13. Employment of minors in agriculture.22-14. Birth certificate or agricultural work permit required.22-15. Administration. Regulations. Inspection.22-16. Employer of more than fifteen affected.22-17. Penalty.22-17a. Sanitary regulations concerning agricultural workers.22-18 to 22-26. Farmers' loans, generally.22-26a. Equine Advisory Council. Members.22-26b. Agreement with landowner enrolled in federal Dairy Termination Program.22-26c. Connecticut Farm Wine Development Council.22-26d. Purposes.22-26e. Governor's Council for Agricultural Development and Innovation.22-26f. State Veterinarian.22-26g. Noise-making devices used in agriculture to repel wildlife. Permits. Operation. Municipal resolution re undue hardship. Best practical use procedure. Violation. Warning. Revocation. Appeal. Fine.22-26h. Agricultural technology development. Advisory board. Responsibilities of commissioner.22-26i. Maintenance, repair and improvement account.22-26j. Agricultural enhancement matching grant program. Eligibility. Purposes.22-26k. Farm transition grant program. Matching grants.22-26l. Connecticut Farm Link program.22-26m to 22-26z. 22-26m to 22-26z

Connecticut General Statutes/Title 22/Chapter 422/Section 22-26m to 22-26z

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