1938 



Agricultural. Law 



[Art. 7. 



Guaran- 

 teed 

 analysis. 



furnish the said purchaser the information contained in the cer- 

 tified statement provided herein. That portion of the statement 

 required by this section relating to the quality of feeding stuffs 

 shall be known and recognized as the guaranteed analysis. {As 

 amended hy chapter 314 of the Laws of 1911.) 



Certified 

 statement. 



Sample. 



Affidavit. 



§ 162. Statements to be filed with commissioner of agriculture; 

 to be accompanied by sample and affidavit when requested. Be- 

 fore any manufacturer, firm, association, corporation or person 

 shall sell, offer or expose for sale in this state any concentrated 

 commercial feeding stuffs, he or they shall, for each and every 

 brand of concentrated commercial feeding stuff, file annually prior 

 to January first of the calendar year in which such commodity is 

 to be sold, offered or exposed for sale with the commissioner of 

 agriculture a certified copy of the statement, with the exception of 

 the net weight of the contents of the package, specified in section 

 one hundred and sixty-one, said certified copy to be accompanied, 

 when the said commissioner shall so request, by a sealed glass jar 

 or bottle containing at least one pound of the feeding stuff to be 

 sold or offered for sale, and the company or person furnishing said 

 sample shall thereupon make affidavit that said sample corresponds 

 to the feeding stuff which it represents, in the per centum of 

 crude protein, crude fat, crude fibre, name of each ingredient con- 

 tained therein, if a compounded feed, and the name of any arti- 

 ficial coloring material used. (As amended hy chapter 314 of 

 the Laws of 1911.) 



License 

 fee. 



§ 163. License fee. Every manufacturer, importer, agent or 

 seller of any concentrated commercial feeding stuffs, shall pay 

 annually prior to January first of the calendar year in which 

 such commodity is to be sold, offered or exposed for sale to the 

 treasurer of the state of New York a license fee of twenty-five 

 dollars for each aiul every brand to be sold or offered or exposed 

 for sale. Whenever a manufacturer, importer, agent or seller 

 of any concentrated commercial fee<ling stuffs desires at any time 

 to sell sucli material and has not complied with the requirements 

 of tlie statute he shall before selling, offering or exposing the 

 same for sale, comply with the requirements as herein provided. 



