Section 11 AAC 40.205 - Grower registration, privileges, and prohibited acts(a) A registered grower is authorized to do the following, in compliance with this chapter: (1) grow industrial hemp;(2) store industrial hemp, hemp seed, and propagules;(3) receive compensation for raw industrial hemp from a registered processor or other registered grower, if the hemp has been sampled and tested by the division to prove that the raw hemp contains less than 0.3 percent delta-9-THC;(4) receive compensation for raw industrial hemp from persons who are not required to be registered by this chapter, including consumers in the state, if the hemp will not be further processed and the lot of industrial hemp from which it is sourced has been sampled and tested by the division to prove that the raw hemp contains less than 0.3 percent delta-9-THC;(5) provide samples of industrial hemp to the division or testing facility authorized by the division;(6) conduct in-house testing;(7) store industrial hemp at the locations identified in the application for registration; and(8) transport industrial hemp in compliance with 11 AAC 40.710.(b) A registered grower may not(1) purposefully grow any cannabis that is not industrial hemp unless the grower also holds a marijuana cultivation facility license issued under 3 AAC 306;(2) grow industrial hemp in a structure used primarily for a residential purpose;(3) store or handle leaf or floral materials from industrial hemp in any structure that is primarily used for residential purpose;(4) process industrial hemp without a processor registration;(5) receive compensation for processed industrial hemp or industrial hemp products without an industrial hemp retailer registration.Eff. 4/4/2020, Register 234, April 2020Authority:AS 03.05.010
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