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Searching for 'seed%' in LEGISLATION
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Summary: Chapman High School Lady Panthers Softball Team
| ... team Blue Ridge; and Whereas, in Region II-AA, the Lady Panthers only lost one game during the regular season, taking the region's number one seed into the playoffs and winning the District II playoffs with a 7-1 and 12-1 double header ... |
Summary: West Ashley High School Lady Wildcats; Coach Drew McNeely
| ... Fort Mill; and Whereas, the Lady Wildcats had to fight for the championship opportunity after finishing in a three-way tie and as the third seed from Region 7; and Whereas, dubbing their championship trek the "Doin' it the Hard ... |
Summary: Saltwater fishing devices
| ... commercially licensed: (1) shrimp seines; (2) hand-operated tongs, rakes except bull rakes, and forks except seed forks, used to harvest shellfish; (3) hook and line or rod and ... |
Summary: National Wild Turkey Federation
| ... Club, to provide land management and hunting tips through Get in the Game magazine and additional help through the NWTF's Conservation Seed and HELP (Habitat Enhancement Land Program) programs--to date there are 50,500 Hunting Heritage ... |
Summary: Lillie Ruth Warren Owens
| ... living her life by her favorite scripture verse: "I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread" Mrs. Owens persevered through times of sadness and struggle to provide for ... |
Summary: Litter from vehicles
| ... The provisions contained in subsections (A), (B), and (C) are not applicable to and do not restrict the transportation of seed cotton, soybeans, tobacco, poultry, livestock or silage, or other feed grain used in the feeding of poultry ... |
Summary: Isolated Wetlands Act of 2007
| ... normal farming, silviculture, aquaculture, and ranching activities including, but not limited to, plowing, regeneration of forest stands, seeding, cultivating, haying, grazing, normal maintenance activities, minor drainage, harvesting ... |
Summary: Marijuana
| ... 'Usable marijuana' means the dried leaves and flowers of marijuana and any mixture or preparation of marijuana. The term does not include the seeds, stalks, and roots of the plant; (10) 'Written certification' means a ... |
Summary: Government Accountability Act of 2008; Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act
| ... agricultural, horticultural, and forestry products and grains not included in other classes; living animals; fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds; live plants and flowers; foodstuffs for animals, malt; (32) beer, ... |
Summary: Hemp study committee
| ... and business literature on the many uses of industrial hemp as an alternative fuel and motor oil, the uses of omega-3 rich industrial hemp seed and industrial hemp oil in snack foods, body care products, and food supplements; the uses of ... |
Summary: Hattie Pearl Hunter
| ... Hunter's faithful service to South Carolina State University and the Orangeburg community earned her the designation as a "sower of good seeds"; and Whereas, a child of God, Mrs. Hunter was a faithful, longtime member of ... |
Summary: Gang Awareness Month designated as October 2007
| ... for his brave and courageous service to his nation; and Whereas, a businessman, public servant, and farmer, he owned and operated the O'Neal Seed Processing Company from 1947-1967, served as a letter carrier for the United States Postal ... |
Summary: SC Economic Growth Strategic Coordinating Act of 2008
| ... Education Committee; (4) two members associated with start-up enterprises in South Carolina funded in part from venture capital or seed capital provided under state law, one of whom shall be appointed by the Speaker of the ... |
Summary: United States Army Reserves
| ... and Alexander Hamilton proposed a contingency force to support the Army that would be centrally controlled by the federal government, the seed was planted for the Army Reserve that eventually came into existence on April 23, 1908, with ... |
Summary: IPTAY Scholarship Foundation of Clemson University
| ... groups, IPTAY traces its roots to its establishment on August 20, 1934. Dr. Rupert Fike is credited with being the originator of IPTAY, but the seed that Dr. Fike needed for his now much-envied organization was planted there by Clemson's ... |
Summary: Wildlife management areas
| ... crops grown for wildlife management purposes; or (2) shelled, shucked, or unshucked corn, wheat, or other grain, or seeds that have been distributed or scattered solely as the result of a normal agricultural ... |
Summary: Clemson University
| ... upon filing with the South Carolina State Register. (C) Quarantined items include the following: All plants, budwood, cuttings, seeds for propagative purposes, or other fresh or live plant parts, except fresh fruit, of: Aegle ... |
Summary: Riverbanks Parks Commission
| ... designated for this purpose; (d) damage, cut, carve, transplant, or remove a tree or plant, injure the bark or pick the flowers or seeds of a tree or plant, or attach a rope, wire, or other contrivance to a tree or plant. A ... |
Summary: State Enterprise and Economic Development Strategies Task Force
| ... Carolina: SECTION 1. (A) There is established the State Enterprise and Economic Development Strategies (SEEDS) Task Force. The task force shall examine South Carolina's ability to compete in the 21st ... |
Summary: Claire Kuhl
| ... of the citizens of this great State; and Whereas, Claire Kuhl serves as the head of information systems and services for Greenwood's Park Seed Company, almost a century and a half old, which has become one of the largest mail-order ... |
Summary: Taylor Family Reunion
| ... Lourine, granting her seventy-seven years and Pompy ninety-five years of service before calling them to rest. The Lord also has multiplied their seed to include forty-one grandchildren, sixty-nine great-grandchildren, and twenty-seven ... |
Summary: IPTAY Scholarship Foundation of Clemson University
| ... groups, IPTAY traces its roots to its establishment on August 20, 1934. Dr. Rupert Fike is credited with being the originator of IPTAY, but the seed that Dr. Fike needed for his now much-envied organization was planted there by Clemson's ... |
Summary: Hunting
| ... including crops grown for wildlife management purposes; or (ii) shelled, shucked, or unshucked corn, wheat or other grain, or seeds that have been distributed or scattered solely as the result of a normal agricultural practice ... |
Summary: Wildlife management areas
| ... including crops grown for wildlife management purposes; or (2) shelled, shucked, or unshucked corn, wheat, or other grain, or seeds that have been distributed or scattered solely as the result of a normal agricultural practice ... |
Summary: Burwell D. Manning Jr. Bridge
| ... for economic development throughout the State. These projects include: (1) being a principal associate grower and processor for Coker Pedigreed Seed Company from the 1960s through the 1980s; (2) donating the property upon which Heathwood ... |