Chapter 141

§141-1 What the Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity must do

§141-2 Rule-making authority for agriculture and biosecurity

§141-2.2 Creating a biosecurity deputy position

§141-3 How the state handles pests and emergencies

§141-3.5 How the state controls and eradicates pests

§141-3.6 Entering private property to control pests

§141-4 Coffee weighing rules

§141-5 Fees for inspecting and treating imported items

§141-6 Appealing an inspector's decision

§141-7 Fines for breaking agriculture and biosecurity rules

§141-8 Paying double for damaging someone's crops

§141-9 Energy feedstock program

§141-12 State program for farm food safety certification

§141-12.5 Grant program for food safety certification costs

§141-13 Hawaii healthy food incentive program

§141-14 Industrial hemp special fund

§141-15 Farmer apprentice mentoring program is created

§141-16 Compost reimbursement program

§141-17 Using fine mesh nets to protect plants from invasive species

§141-18 Plant care components: treatment, certification, and penalties

§141-42 Rules for growing and selling hemp in Hawaii

§141-43 Department must make rules for hemp growing

§141-51 Definitions for aquaculture law

§141-52 Aquaculture program

§141-53 Fees for aquaculture services

§141-54 State fund for aquaculture projects and research

§141-55 Department powers and duties for aquaculture

§141-56 Who owns the offspring of wild plants and animals

§141-57 Rules for moving and selling protected fish and plants

§141-58 State must prepare environmental reports for aquaculture

§141-59 Rulemaking authority