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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 249 — Trees, plants, weeds, and pests

249.105 Inspection of shipments.

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All shipments of nursery stock entering the state, as well as intrastate shipments, may be inspected in transit or at their destination in order to determine whether or not they are moving in compliance with the provisions of this section, KRS 249.005, 249.010, 249.020, 249.030, 249.040, 249.050, 249.060, 249.070, 249.090, 249.100, 249.101, 249.102, 249.103, and 249.104. Factors influencing the decision to inspect nursery stock include origin of plant material, destination of and probable distribution subsequently, whether or not a quarantine or other requirements exist relative to either geographic area, plant species, or pests, and personnel and budgetary restrictions.
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