N.Y. Agric. & Mkts. Law § 508
Regulations
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As of January 1, 2017
As of January 1, 2016
§ 508. Regulations. In cooperation with the commissioner of health and\nthe commissioner of criminal justice services, the commissioner shall\ndevelop regulations consistent with the provisions of this article for\nthe approval of agricultural pilot programs for the growing and\ncultivation of industrial hemp, including, but not limited to:\n (a) the authorization of any person who as part of such program may\nacquire or possess industrial hemp or hemp seeds; and\n (b) the disposition of industrial hemp after it has been grown or\ncultivated and studied.\n
§ 508. Regulations. In cooperation with the commissioner of health and\nthe commissioner of criminal justice services, the commissioner shall\ndevelop regulations consistent with the provisions of this article for\nthe approval of agricultural pilot programs for the growing and\ncultivation, sale, distribution, transportation or processing of\nindustrial hemp and products derived from such hemp, including, but not\nlimited to:\n (a) the authorization of any person who as part of such programs may:\nacquire or possess industrial hemp plants or hemp seeds; grow or\ncultivate industrial hemp plants; and/or, sell, purchase, distribute,\ntransport or process such plants, seeds and products; and\n (b) the disposal, if necessary, of industrial hemp after it has been\ngrown or cultivated and studied.\n
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