Alabama Tonnage Reporting - Who is responsible?
Every person who sells commercial fertilizer in or for importation into this state for use therein, who is licensed under Section 2-22-5 or where such person is required to procure such a license shall file with the commissioner on forms furnished by the commissioner a monthly statement for the period ending on the last day of each month setting forth thereon the number of tons of each grade of commercial fertilizer sold in or for importation into this state for use therein during such month. The person shall also include on the report any information of the type provided by Section 2-22-10 when required to do so pursuant to rules and regulations promulgated by the commissioner with approval of the board. Alabama Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Alaska Tonnage Reporting
Tonnage is not collected in Alaska.
Arizona Tonnage Reporting - Who is responsible?
Any licensee not estimating annual tonnage shall file the following information on a quarterly statement provided by the Department no later than the last day of January, April, July, and October of each year for the preceding calendar quarter and pay the inspection fees and any penalties, if applicable: a.If the inspection fee is being passed on to the purchaser: b.The assigned number and name of the currently licensed company; The commercial fertilizer by code or grade;The amount of commercial fertilizer in whole tons; The name, title, telephone number, and signature of the licensee or the licensee’s authorized representative; and The date of the report. If the licensee pays tonnage fees for the distribution of a commercial fertilizer: The grade; The amount of commercial fertilizer distribution by county; If the commercial fertilizer is dry, whether it is a bulk agricultural product, a bagged agricultural product, or a non-agricultural product; If the commercial fertilizer is liquid, whether it is an agricultural or non-agricultural product; The name, title, telephone number, and signature of the licensee or the licensee’s uthorized representative; and The date of the report. Arizona Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Arkansas Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
All manufacturers and manipulators or agents representing them who have registered their brands in compliance with Section 1 of this Act shall forward to the State Plant Board each month a report which shall reach its office on or before the twentieth day of the month, on the forms and in the number of copies to be prescribed by the Plant Board. The report shall include a sworn statement of the total tonnage of all commercial fertilizers and fertilizer materials shipped or caused to be shipped, for sale or consumption in this State, or which have been made, mixed, manufactured or compounded in this State for sale or consumption in this State. Arkansas Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
California Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Licensees are required to report, semi-annually, the tonnage of commercial fertilizers, specialty fertilizers, agricultural minerals, and/or compost sold/distributed in California, as defined in the Food and Agricultural Code, Sections 14512, 14522 and 14563, 14550.5, and 14525. The tonnage of materials is to be reported by the last licensee selling/distributing to unlicensed purchasers. Mill Assessment: Bulk Fertilizing Materials shall be paid by the last licensee. Packaged materials shall be paid by the licensee whose name appears on the label as manufacturer or label guarantor.California Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Colorado Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Registrants, except those who package fertilizers in containers of 10 pounds or less, must report and pay a distribution fee of $1.10/ton for all commercial fertilizers that are distributed in the State of Colorado. Registrants of specialty fertilizers or small packages in containers of 10 pounds or less must pay a tonnage fee of $.01025/pound. If more than one firm is involved in distribution, the last registrant must report and pay the fees, unless a prior distributor does so. The last registrant is the firm whose name appears on the label and registration application for the product in question. If more than one firm registers the same material, the last registrant is the last firm registering the material. Colorado Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Connecticut Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each person registering commercial fertilizers under this chapter shall furnish the commissioner with a confidential written statement of the tonnage of each grade of commercial fertilizer sold by him in this state for the annual period ending June thirtieth. No information furnished under this section shall be disclosed in such a way as to divulge the operation of any person.When more than one person is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer, the last person who has the fertilizer registered and who distributes to a nonregistered dealer or consumer shall be responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee, unless the reporting and paying of fees have been made by a prior distributor of the fertilizer. Connecticut Fertilizer Rules and Regulations.
Delaware Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
When more than 1 person is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer or soil conditioner, the last person who has the fertilizer or soil conditioner registered and who distributes to a nonregistrant dealer or consumer, is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee, unless the report and payment have already been submitted by a prior distributor of a fertilizer or soil conditioner. Fertilizer and Soil Conditioners Tonnage Report - Delaware Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Florida Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each licensee shall report to the department quarterly the tonnage of fertilizer sold in the state and pay the inspection fee. Florida Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Georgia Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
In support of O.C.G.A. § 2-12-8(a) and (b)(1), every licensee that distributes fertilizer in Georgia, except those licensees that distribute only specialty fertilizers in packages of 10 pounds or less, shall file a quarterly report to the nearest whole ton to the Commissioner covering fertilizer distributed within Georgia in containers over 10 pounds in weight, and in bulk, and shall submit the tonnage fee calculated at $0.60 per ton for the tonnage distributed to non-licensees. Georgia Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Hawaii Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Tonnage is not collected in Hawaii.
Idaho Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Idaho no longer requires tonnage payments. We require per product annual registration. Idaho Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Illinois Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Every entity that distributes a fertilizer, custom blend, or speciality fertilizer in this State shall file with the Director, on forms furnished by the Director, a semi-annual statement for the periods ending June 30 and December 31, setting forth the number of net tons of each grade of fertilizers within a brand or the net tons of custom blend distributed. When more than one entity is involved in the distribution of a fertilizer, the last registrant who distributes to the consumer or end user is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee. Illinois Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Indiana Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Except as provided in subsection (c), a person who distributes commercial fertilizers: (1) in bulk; or (2) in packages weighing more than twelve (12) pounds; in Indiana to a person who is not a registrant or permit holder under this chapter shall pay to the state chemist an inspection fee computed under subsection (b). (b) The inspection fee charged under subsection (a) is forty-five cents ($0.45) per ton for each ton of commercial fertilizer distributed. If a fertilizer tonnage report is required under this chapter, the minimum inspection fee is ten dollars ($10) payable semiannually. (c) Sales or exchanges between importers, manufacturers, distributors, or registrants are exempt from the inspection fee. Indiana Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Iowa Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
There shall be paid by the licensee to the secretary for all commercial fertilizers and soil conditioners sold, or distributed in this state, an inspection fee to be fixed annually by the secretary of agriculture at not more than twenty cents per ton. Sales for manufacturing purposes only are hereby exempted from fees but must still be reported showing manufacturer who purchased same. Payment of said inspection fee by any licensee shall exempt all other persons, firms or corporations from the payment thereof. Iowa Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Kansas Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each person registering any commercial fertilizer shall file an affidavit semiannually, with the secretary, within 30 days after each January 1 and each July 1, showing the tonnage of commercial fertilizer sold or distributed in Kansas for the preceding six-month period. Each such registrant shall pay to the secretary the inspection fee due for such six-month period, except that the registrant shall not be required to pay the inspection fee or report the tonnage of commercial fertilizers or fertilizer materials sold and shipped directly to fertilizer manufacturers or mixers. The fertilizer manufacturers or mixers shall keep adequate records of the commercial fertilizers sold or distributed in this state, and report to the secretary the tonnage and pay the inspection fee due. Kansas Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Kentucky Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
An inspection fee of $0.50 per ton shall be paid only once on each ton of fertilizer sold in the state and the last registrant/licensee selling to a non-registrant/non-licensee (dealer) shall be responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee unless the report and payment is made by a prior registrant/licensee; however, any seller of the fertilizer may be required to pay the fee in the event it has not been collected. Kentucky Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Louisiana Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
All registered fertilizer manufacturers must submit timely and accurate quarterly tonnage reports even if there were no sales during a quarter. The inspection fee is only required to be paid once on each lot of fertilizer sold in Louisiana. Louisiana Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Maine Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
On or before September 1st of each year, a registrant shall file with the commissioner, on a form prescribed by the commissioner, the number of tons of each brand and grade of commercial fertilizer sold by the registrant in the State during the 12 months preceding July 1st of that year. Maine Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Maryland Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
The following is a true report of all Fertilizer distributed by this firm in the State of Maryland as required by the Maryland Commercial Fertilizer Law. Section 6-209(a) of the law requires any registrant of fertilizer(s) to report every sale for the periods of January 1 through June 30 (due July 31) and July 1 through December 31 (due January 31) of each year. If more than one person is involved in the distribution of the commercial fertilizer, the last registrant who distributes to a nonregistrant, whether a dealer or consumer, is responsible for reporting tonnage, unless a prior registrant has reported the tonnage distributed. Maryland Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Massachusetts Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
A Tonnage report is required to be submitted twice a year on or before January first and July first, setting forth the number of net tons of each grade of fertilizer, registered soil conditioner, and liming material distributed or sold in the commonwealth during the preceding six months. The last licensee or registrant in possession before distribution to a non-licensee or to a non-registrant shall be responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee, unless the report and payment has been made by a prior distributor. Massachusetts Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Michigan Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
When more than 1 person is involved in the distribution of fertilizer or soil conditioners, the last person who is licensed or has the fertilizer or soil conditioner registered and who distributes to a nonlicensee or nonregistrant is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee. Michigan Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Minnesota Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each registrant under section 18C.411 and licensee under section 18C.415 shall file an annual tonnage report for the previous year ending June 30 with the commissioner, on forms provided or approved by the commissioner, stating the number of net tons of each brand or grade of fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment distributed in this state or the number of net tons and grade of each raw fertilizer material distributed in this state during the reporting period. Licensees who distribute a fertilizer to a person not required to be licensed (e.g. grower or other end user) must pay the inspection fee to the MDA, except as exempted under section (18C.421). The person who registers in Minnesota a specialty fertilizer, (nonagricultural fertilizers), soil amendment, or plant amendment under section (18C.411) must pay the inspection fee to the MDA. Minnesota Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Mississippi Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
All Fertilizer and Soil & Plant Amendment registrants are required to report tonnage of materials sold in the state to the department at the end of each state fiscal year. Every registrant or guarantor who distributes a commercial fertilizer in this state shall file with the commissioner, on forms furnished by the commissioner, an annual statement setting forth the number of net tons of each commercial fertilizer distributed in this state during the previous year. When more than one (1) person is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer, the last person who has the fertilizer registered and who distributes to a nonregistrant, dealer or consumer, is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee. Mississippi Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Missouri Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
The last registered distributor selling fertilizer for use in Missouri shall be responsible for payment to the director of the fee provided by this rule. Missouri Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Montana Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each licensee who distributes a soil amendment or commercial fertilizer, except specialty fertilizer and unmanipulated animal or vegetable manures, to an unlicensed person in this state shall file with the department on forms approved by the department a semiannual tonnage statement for the reporting periods ending June 30 and December 31. Each in-state manufacturer and out-of-state supplier who distributes a soil amendment or commercial fertilizer in this state to a person regardless of license status, except specialty fertilizer and unmanipulated animal or vegetable manures, shall file with the department on forms approved by the department an inspection fee statement for each of the reporting periods ending June 30 and December 31. Montana Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Nebraska Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
There shall be paid to the director, for all commercial fertilizers and soil conditioners distributed in this state to the ultimate user, except custom-blended products, an inspection fee at the rate fixed by the director but not exceeding fifteen cents per ton. The fee shall be paid by the person distributing the product to the ultimate user.Every person who distributes commercial fertilizer or soil conditioners to the ultimate user in this state shall file, not later than the last day of January and July of each year, a semiannual tonnage report on forms provided by the department setting forth the number of net tons of commercial fertilizer and soil conditioners distributed in this state during the preceding six-month period, which report shall cover the periods from July 1 to December 31 and January 1 to June 30, and such other information as the director shall deem necessary. All persons required to be licensed pursuant to the Nebraska Commercial Fertilizer and Soil Conditioner Act shall file such report regardless of whether any inspection fee is due. Nebraska Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Nevada Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, the registrant is responsible for tonnage fees and reports. There must be paid to the Department for all commercial fertilizers offered for sale, sold or distributed in this state a fee established by regulation of the State Board of Agriculture for each ton sold, but sales to manufacturers or exchanges between them are exempt.The registrant of each brand must report the total tonnage sold and pay the appropriate fees unless the responsibility for reporting and payment of fees has been assigned to another person by a contract entered into pursuant to subsection 5.. Nevada Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
New Hampshire Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
There shall be paid to the commissioner for all fertilizers distributed in this state to nonregistrants an inspection fee on each ton of fertilizer sold in a manner and at a fee prescribed by the commissioner by rules; provided, that sales or exchanges between importers, manufacturers, distributors, or registrants are exempted. Every registrant who distributes fertilizer in the state shall file with the commissioner a semiannual statement for the reporting period setting forth the number of net tons of each fertilizer so distributed in this state during such period. The report shall be due on or before 30 days following the close of the filing period and upon filing such statement the registrant shall pay an inspection fee.When more than one person is involved in the distribution of a fertilizer, the last person who has the fertilizer registered and who distributed to a nonregistrant dealer or consumer is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee, unless the report and payment is made by a prior distributor of the fertilizer. New Hampshire Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
New Jersey Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
When the distribution of a commercial fertilizer or soil conditioner involves sales or distribution to one or more intermediate distributors before sale or distribution to the consumer, the person who distributes to a non-licensee is required to report the tonnage and pay the inspection fee, unless the report and payment have been made by a prior licensee. New Jersey Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
New Mexico Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Tonnage reporting applies to all registrants and or distributors of commercial fertilizer and soil conditioners, sold or distributed, into or within the state of New Mexico and applies to all products, packaged or bulk, distributed in quantities of five pounds or greater. When more than one person is involved in the distribution of commercial fertilizer and soil conditioners, the person who distributes to the consumer is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee unless the report and payment have been made by a prior distributor of the product. (The last person distributing commercial fertilizer and soil conditioners into or within New Mexico.) The registrant is ultimately responsible for reporting tonnage and remitting inspection fees unless passed-on to another registrant or distributor by a contractual or verbal agreement. New Mexico Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
New York Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
In accord with section 146-c of the law, each licensee who distributes commercial fertilizer in this State shall furnish the commissioner with a written report for the period January 1st through December 31st of each year indicating the tonnage distributed during that period on forms or in a format prescribed by the commissioner. Each licensee who distributes commercial fertilizers in this state shall furnish the commissioner with a written statement of the tonnage of each grade of commercial fertilizer, including zero tonnage if applicable, sold by him or her in this state during the calendar year to persons not required to be licensed under this article. New York Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
North Carolina Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each manufacturer, importer, jobber, firm, corporation or person who distributes commercial fertilizers in this State shall make application to the Commissioner for a permit to report the tonnage of commercial fertilizer sold and shall pay to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services an inspection fee of fifty cents (50¢) per ton.Each registrant shall report monthly the tonnage sold to non-registrants on forms furnished by the Commissioner. Such reports shall be made and inspection fees shall be due and payable monthly on the fifteenth of each month covering the tonnage and kind of commercial fertilizers sold during the past month. North Carolina Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
North Dakota Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
On or before January thirty-first, each licensed person who distributes a fertilizer, fertilizer material, micronutrient, specialty fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment in this state shall: (1) File with the commissioner a form stating the number of net tons [kilograms] of each listed product distributed in this state during the preceding calendar year; and (2) Submit to the commissioner the inspection fee required by this section. The requirements of subdivisions a and b apply only to the last licensed person to handle the same lot of fertilizer. North Dakota Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Ohio Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
A licensee or registrant shall pay the director of agriculture an inspection fee of twenty-five cents per ton for all of the following, as applicable:
(1) All fertilizer that the licensee distributes in this state to a person that has not been issued a license under section 905.32 of the Revised Code;
(2) All fertilizer that the licensee applies in this state for purposes of agricultural production and all fertilizer that is applied in this state on behalf of the licensee by an employee or contractor who is certified under section 905.321 of the Revised Code;
(3) All fertilizer that the registrant distributes in this state.
However, the inspection fee does not apply to packaged fertilizers that are in containers of ten pounds or less.
(B) Every licensee or registrant shall file with the director an annual tonnage report in accordance with rules. The report shall be filed on or before the date specified in rules. Ohio Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Oklahoma Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Each registrant distributing fertilizer in this state shall file with the State Board of Agriculture, not later than the last day of January and July of each year, a semiannual inspection fee report setting forth, under oath, the number of tons sold or distributed during the period and pay an inspection fee of One Dollar ($1.00) per ton of which fifty cents ($0.50) per ton shall be forwarded directly to a special Soil Fertility Research Account in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences of the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at Oklahoma State University for the purpose of conducting soil fertility research and extension involving efficient fertilizer use for agronomic crops and forages and groundwater and surface water protection from plant food nutrients. Sales or exchanges between importers, manufacturers, distributors, registrants, or licensees are exempt. When more than one person is involved in the distribution of a fertilizer, the last person who has the fertilizer registered and who distributed the fertilizer to a nonregistrant dealer or consumer is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee, unless the report and payment is made by a prior distributor or manufacturer of the fertilizer. Oklahoma Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Oregon Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
A person shall file a semiannual tonnage report with the State Department of Agriculture if the person: a) Distributes into this state, from foreign or domestic sources, a fertilizer, agricultural amendment, agricultural mineral or lime product used as an ingredient in the in-state manufacture of a fertilizer, agricultural amendment, agricultural mineral or lime product; b) Distributes into this state, from foreign or domestic sources, an end-use fertilizer, agricultural amendment, agricultural mineral or lime product for use within this state; or c) Distributes into this state a fertilizer, agricultural amendment, agricultural mineral or lime product composed of ingredients not described under paragraph (a) or (b) of this subsection. The reporting periods for each year are January 1 through June 30 and July 1 through December 31 due within 30 days after the end of the reporting period.Oregon Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Pennsylvania Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Requirements.--The guarantor whose name appears on a label shall submit, along with the requisite inspection fee, a report in a manner prescribed by the department listing by county the intended use and net tons of each brand and grade of fertilizer distributed in this Commonwealth for the period covered by the inspection fee. The department may promulgate regulations to establish additional tonnage reporting requirements. (b) Multiple guarantors.--When more than one guarantor is involved in the distribution of fertilizer, the guarantor who distributed the fertilizer last shall report the tonnage and pay the inspection fee, unless the report and payment have been made by a prior distributor. Pennsylvania Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Rhode Island Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
When more than one person is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer, the last person who has the fertilizer registered and who distributes to a non-registrant (dealer or consumer) is responsible for reporting and paying the tonnage fee, unless the report and payment is made by a prior distributor of a fertilizer. Rhode Island Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
South Carolina Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
For the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this chapter, all registrants or guarantors who distribute or sell any commercial fertilizer in South Carolina shall pay to the division an inspection tax of fifty cents for each ton of commercial fertilizer sold. South Carolina Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
South Dakota Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
If more than one person is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer, the distributor who imports, manufactures, or produces the commercial fertilizer is responsible for the inspection fee on products produced or brought into this state. The distributor shall separately list the inspection fee on the invoice to the licensee. The last licensee shall retain the invoices showing proof of inspection fees paid for three years and shall pay the inspection fee on commercial fertilizer brought into this state unless the distributor has reported and paid the fees. South Dakota Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Tennessee Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Every person required to have a commercial fertilizer license shall file with the department on or before July 1 an annual statement indicating the number of net tons and number of commercial fertilizer products the person distributed in the state during the previous calendar year (January 1 – December 31). Tennessee Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Texas Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
The person responsible for paying a fertilizer inspection fee shall file with the service a sworn report either stating that no tonnage of commercial fertilizer was distributed during the preceding reporting period or setting forth the tonnage of all the commercial fertilizer that the person manufactured or distributed in this state during the preceding reporting period. If more than one person is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer, the last person who distributes to a dealer or consumer who is a nonregistrant shall pay the fee. Texas Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Utah Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
When more than one person is involved in the distribution of a fertilizer, the final person who has the fertilizer registered and distributed to a non-registrant or consumer is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the tonnage fee, unless the report and payment is made by a prior distributor of the fertilizer. Utah Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Vermont Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
In accordance with 6 V.S.A. section 366, all persons who distribute fertilizer in this State shall furnish the Commissioner with an annual report detailing the tonnage distributed during the calendar year. For the purposes of this rule, the sale or exchange of registered fertilizer or lime materials among importers, distributors, manufacturers or blenders are not subject to the tonnage reporting and fee requirements. Vermont Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Virginia Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
The Virginia Fertilizer Law requires that any person who distributes or sells regulated products to a nonlicensee shall complete an annual statistical tonnage report. Virginia Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Washington Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
All licensees and registrants are required to report tonnage, regardless of the amount of fertilizer/lime distributed or whether inspection fees are owed. This report must be filed regardless of the amount distributed. If you distribute less than 100 tons in a 6 month period you can report annually by filling out the forms 4330 series. There shall be paid to the department for all commercial fertilizers distributed in this state to non-registrants or non-licensees an inspection fee of twenty cents per ton of lime and thirty-five cents per ton of all other commercial fertilizer distributed during the year beginning July 1st and ending June 30th. Distribution of commercial fertilizers for shipment to points outside this state may be excluded. When more than one distributor is involved in the distribution of a commercial fertilizer, the last registrant or licensee who distributes to a non-registrant or non-licensee is responsible for paying the inspection fee, unless the payment of fees has been made by a prior distributor of the fertilizer. Washington Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
West Virginia Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
The person transacting, distributing or selling fertilizer to a nonregistrant shall furnish the commissioner a report showing the county of the consignee, the amounts (tons) of each grade of fertilizer, and the form in which the fertilizer was distributed (bags, bulk, liquid, etc.). When more than one person is involved in the distribution of a fertilizer, the last person who has the fertilizer registered or distributes to a nonregistrant (dealer or consumer) is responsible for reporting the tonnage and paying the inspection fee, unless the report and payment is made by a prior distributor of a fertilizer. That sales to manufacturers or exchanges between them are hereby exempted. West Virginia Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Wisconsin Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
ANNUAL TONNAGE REPORT AND FEE PAYMENT. By September 30 of each year, a person required to hold a fertilizer license under s. ATCP 40.04 shall do all of the following: (a) Report to the department the number of tons of each grade of fertilizer that the person distributed in this state in the 12 months ending June 30 of that year. FEE EXEMPTIONS. The fees under sub. (2) do not apply to fertilizer sold, for resale or further manufacturing, to a person licensed under s.Wisconsin Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
Wyoming Tonnage Reporting – Who is responsible?
Under Wyoming statutes, the Department of Agriculture does not regulate the production of fertilizers, but only regulates the labels (guaranteed nutrient amounts), sales and distribution. Wyoming Fertilizer Rules and Regulations
