Kansas Administrative Regulations Agency 24 - KANSAS WHEAT COMMISSION

Here’s an overview of Kansas Administrative Regulations, Agency 24 – Kansas Wheat Commission, which governs the establishment of the wheat mill levy:

🌾 Agency 24 – Article 1: Mill Levy Assessment

§ 24‑1‑1 – Mill Levy Assessment
This single-section article specifies that wheat marketed through commercial channels in Kansas shall be assessed at 10 mills per bushel. The assessment is levied on the grower at the time of sale. (law.cornell.edu)
It was authorized under K.S.A. 2‑2608, originally effective May 27, 1988 (T‑89‑21), with implementation on September 19, 1988, and later amended on May 31, 1996 (law.cornell.edu).

📋 Summary Table

Section

Title

Key Provisions

Amendments / Dates

24‑1‑1

Mill Levy Assessment

10 mills/bushel assessed on wheat at sale time

Effective 1988; amended 1996; K.S.A. 2-2608

🔍 Additional Details

This is the only article under Agency 24, meaning the Commission's regulatory domain here is strictly limited to setting and collecting the wheat mill levy.

The mill levy provides essential funding to the Kansas Wheat Commission, enabling it to fulfill its statutory duties under K.S.A. 2‑3005 and related acts (klrd.gov).

⏱️ Currentness & Access

These regulations are part of the latest quarterly update (September 2024 for agency 24 as per KLRD). Since there have been no recent amendments beyond 1996, this section is still in effect.

For the most up-to-date version, consult the Kansas Administrative Regulations through:

Kansas Legislative Research Department PDF for Agency 24 (September 2024).

Cornell LII or Justia for viewing § 24‑1‑1 directly.

✅ In short:

Agency 24’s sole focus is on setting a 10‑mill per bushel levy on wheat sales in Kansas for Commission funding, with no additional procedural or administrative rules.

 

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