Signed by the Governor on 2026-03-17
Summary
The bill updates the state’s hemp statutes, adding new definitions, requiring all growers, processors and researchers to be licensed, and setting fees and penalties for non‑compliance. It also creates paperwork and inspection requirements for transporters and gives the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources authority to issue rules and share information with other governments. The changes aim to bring state hemp regulation into line with federal standards and improve oversight.
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