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Agriculture and Industries Chapter 80 13 3 ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIES WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ADMINISTRATIVE CODE CHAPTER 80 13 3 MINIMUM ALLOWABLE WEIGHTS FOR BUSHEL AND BARREL TABLE OF CONTENTS 80 13 3.01 Purpose 80 13 3.02 Previous Regulations Withdrawn And Repealed 80 13 3.03 Minimum Weights Required For Certain Commodities 80 13 3.01 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to implement the provisions of Code of Ala. 1975, 8 16 94, as amended, in regulating and defining minimum weights of various agricultural commodities that are sold or authorized to be sold by bushel, barrel or other type container. Author: Charles H. Barnes Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, 8 16 94. History: Filed: April 19, 1982. 80 13 3.02 Previous Regulations Withdrawn And Repealed. That regulation entitled Weights and Measures Division, Regulation Relating to the Sale of Southern Field Peas By Bushel Capacity dated November 2, 1979, is hereby withdrawn and repealed. Author: Charles H. Barnes Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, 8 16 94. History: Filed: April 19, 1982. 80 13 3.03 Minimum Weights Required For Certain Commodities. Minimum weights, per bushel or barrel or other type container, for the following commodities, when sold by bushel, barrel or gallon, shall be as follows: (1) Alfalfa seed shall be 60 pounds per (2) Apples, green, shall be 50 pounds per (3) Apples, dried, shall be 24 pounds per Supp. 6/30/93 13 3 1

Chapter 80 13 2 Agriculture and Industries (4) Apple seed shall be 40 pounds per (5) Blue grass seed shall be 14 pounds per (6) Beans, dried, shall be 60 pounds per (7) Beans, green, in pod, shall be 30 pounds per (8) Beans, castor, shall be 46 pounds per (9) Beans, velvet, shelled, shall be 60 pounds per (10) Beets shall be 50 pounds per (11) Blackberries shall be 48 pounds per (12) Blackberries, dried, shall be 28 pounds per (13) Black medic (cleaned) shall be 56 pounds per (14) Bran shall be 20 pounds per (15) Broom corn shall be 42 pounds per (16) Burr clover shall be 10 pounds per (17) Buckwheat shall be 50 pounds per (18) Barley shall be 48 pounds per (19) Carpet grass seed shall be 25 pounds per (20) Corn, shelled, shall be 56 pounds per (21) Corn, in ear, shucked, shall be 70 pounds per (22) Corn, in ear, with shucks, shall be 75 pounds per (23) Cornmeal, unbolted, shall be 48 pounds per (24) Cornmeal, bolted, shall be 48 pounds per (25) Cucumbers shall be 48 pounds per Supp. 6/30/93 13 3 2

Agriculture and Industries Chapter 80 13 3 (26) Chestnuts shall be 50 pounds per (27) Cement shall be 80 pounds per (28) Coke shall be 40 pounds per (29) Charcoal shall be 22 pounds per (30) Canary seed shall be 60 pounds per (31) Clover seed, red and white, shall be 60 pounds per (32) Cottonseed shall be 32 pounds per (33) Crimson clover shall be 60 pounds per (34) Flaxseed (Linseed) shall be 56 pounds per (35) Gooseberries shall be 48 pounds per (36) Grapes, with stems, shall be 48 pounds per (37) Grapes, without stems, shall be 60 pounds per (38) Horseradish shall be 50 pounds per (39) Hickory nuts shall be 50 pounds per (40) Hair, plastering, shall be 8 pounds per (41) Hominy shall be 62 pounds per (42) Hungarian grass seed shall be 48 pounds per (43) Herds grass shall be 45 pounds per (44) Hemp seed shall be 44 pounds per (45) Kaffir corn shall be 56 pounds per (46) Japan clover (lespedeza) shall be 25 pounds per (47) Johnson grass seed shall be 25 pounds per (48) Land plaster shall be 100 pounds per Supp. 6/30/93 13 3 3

Chapter 80 13 2 Agriculture and Industries (49) Lime, unslaked, shall be 80 pounds per (50) Lime, slaked, shall be 40 pounds per (51) Liquids shall be 42 gallons per barrel. (52) Millet seed (German, Missouri, Tennessee) shall be 50 pounds per (53) Melilotus seed (cleaned) shall be 60 pounds per (54) Orchard grass seed shall be 14 pounds per (55) Osage orange seed shall be 33 pounds per (56) Oats, seed, shall be 32 pounds per (57) Okra shall be 30 pounds per (58) Onions, top buttons, shall be 28 pounds per (59) Onions, button sets, shall be 32 pounds per (60) Parsnips shall be 45 pounds per (61) Peas, dry, shall be 60 pounds per (62) Peas, green, in hull, shall be 25 pounds per (63) Peaches, matured, shall be 50 pounds per (64) Peaches, dried, unpeeled, shall be 33 pounds per (65) Peaches, dried, peeled, shall be 38 pounds per (66) Pears, matured, shall be 50 pounds per (67) Pears, dried, shall be 26 pounds per (68) Plums shall be 64 pounds per (69) Pie plant shall be 50 pounds per Supp. 6/30/93 13 3 4

Agriculture and Industries Chapter 80 13 3 (70) Potatoes, Irish, shall be 60 pounds per (71) Potatoes, sweet, shall be 55 pounds per (72) Peanuts shall be 22 pounds per (73) Popcorn, shelled, shall be 56 pounds per (74) Popcorn, unshelled, shall be 70 pounds per (75) Quinces, matured, shall be 48 pounds per (76) Raspberries shall be 48 pounds per (77) Rape seed shall be 50 pounds per (78) Rye seed shall be 56 pounds per (79) Red top shall be 14 pounds per (80) Rye grass, Italian, shall be 20 pounds per (81) Rice shall be 45 pounds per (82) Sage shall be 4 pounds per (83) Sorghum molasses shall be 12 pounds per gallon. (84) Sorghum seed shall be 50 pounds per (85) Strawberries shall be 48 pounds per (86) Salad, turnips, kale, shall be 30 pounds per (87) Salad, mustard, spinach, shall be 30 pounds per (88) Soybeans shall be 60 pounds per (89) Spelt shall be 40 pounds per (90) Turnips shall be 55 pounds per (91) Turnips, rutabagas, shall be 50 pounds per (92) Tomatoes shall be 56 pounds per (93) Timothy seed shall be 45 pounds per Supp. 6/30/93 13 3 5

Chapter 80 13 2 Agriculture and Industries (94) Velvet grass seed shall be 7 pounds per (95) Walnuts shall be 50 pounds per (96) Wheat shall be 60 pounds per Author: Charles H. Barnes Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, 8 16 94. History: Filed: April 19, 1982. Supp. 6/30/93 13 3 6