1. The seed commissioner may inspect and analyze seed or crops grown, sold, or otherwise present in this state to determine and verify the genetic traits of the seed or the crops.
2. For purposes of conducting the inspection, analysis, or verification, the seed commissioner may:
a. Accept samples of seed or crops grown in this state, sold in this state, or otherwise present in this state from any person that owns the seed or crops; and b. Upon request of the owner, obtain samples of the seed or crops.