Illinois Administrative Code

Section 115.20 Pseudorabies Quarantines a) When pseudorabies has been diagnosed in a swine herd, such herd shall be placed under quarantine when: 1) It has been determined that there have been multiple swine deaths on the premises that are attributable to pseudorabies AND that sw…

Section 115.30 General Requirements for Qualified Pseudorabies Negative, Negative Gene-Altered Vaccinated and Feeder Swine Pseudorabies Monitored Herds a) Herd certificates shall be issued upon completion of the required initial tests. Each certificate shall include a herd number…

Section 115.40 Requirements for Establishing and Maintaining Qualified Pseudorabies Negative Herds a) Initial Requirements: 1) Herds which are not under quarantine for pseudorabies shall be initially qualified upon completion of one negative herd test of all breeding swine 6 mont…

Section 115.50 Requirements for Establishing and Maintaining Pseudorabies Qualified-Negative Gene-Altered Vaccinated (QNV) Swine Herds a) Initial Requirements: 1) Pseudorabies qualified-negative gene-altered vaccinated (QNV) herd status may be granted if no swine in the herd are …

Section 115.60 Requirements for Establishing and Maintaining Feeder Swine Pseudorabies Monitored Herds (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 21 Ill. Reg. 904, effective January 7, 1997)

Section 115.70 Pseudorabies Test Requirements for Intrastate Movement (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 26 Ill. Reg. 14638, effective September 23, 2002)

Section 115.80 Pseudorabies Testing of Feeder Swine Swine for feeding purposes shall, in addition to complying with the other requirements of this Part and 8 Ill. Adm. Code 105.10, enter or move within Illinois without further testing requirements for pseudorabies if: a) originat…

Section 115.90 Feeder Swine No person shall offer for sale, sell, trade, lease or loan any feeder swine unless the animals originate from a herd that is in compliance with Section 115.80, they are sold direct to slaughter, or they are sold and moved from a quarantined herd to a q…

Section 116.10 Testing of Illinois Equidae a) When a reactor is disclosed on an official test within Illinois, the reactor and all other equidae found by the Department to be exposed shall be quarantined and owners are required to submit all exposed equidae for an equine infectio…

Section 116.20 Retesting of Reactors The Department will grant a retest of reactors upon request by the owner or veterinarian. The retest must be conducted within 15 days after the original test.

Section 116.30 Quarantining of Reactors If the owner of a known reactor does not wish to have the reactor euthanized or removed under the authority of the Department, the animal must be quarantined for life. The reactor must be kept at all times in an insect proof stall and canno…

Section 116.40 Movement of Equidae Through Livestock Sales and Livestock Auction Markets (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 20 Ill. Reg. 16188, effective January 1, 1997)

Section 116.50 Falsification of Records No person shall change the names, dates, description or phrases on an official certificate of veterinary inspection or equine infectious anemia test chart to evade the provisions of the law. The veterinarian who originally drew the blood fo…

Section 190.10 Definitions "Act" means the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act [815 ILCS 505]. "Certifying Entity" means a certifying Islamic entity specializing in halal food or the supervising Muslim Inspector of Halal Food. "Dealer" means any establishment that…

Section 190.100 Unlawful Practice a) It shall be an unlawful practice under the Act for any person to violate this Part. The Department shall refer any alleged violations of this Part to the Attorney General. b) Any person subject to the requirements of Section 190.40 does not co…

Section 190.20 Registration Requirements; Posting of Registration a) No dealer may represent an animal to be grown in a halal way to become food for human consumption or a food commodity as halal until the dealer has registered with the Department. b) Dealers shall register on fo…

Section 190.30 Labeling Requirements a) A dealer shall not sell or distribute halal food unless such food is plainly labeled with the word "HALAL". No person shall deface, erase or remove any label required by this Section. b) Any halal marking applied to red meat carcasses and/o…

Section 190.40 Disclosure Statement Requirements; Posting of Disclosure Statement a) A dealer shall request from the Department the disclosure statements applicable to the business (see Appendices A-E). When making a request, the dealer shall identify its business type as (or a c…

Section 190.50 Record Keeping Requirements a) Dealers shall maintain records evidencing sales, purchases, or other transfers of halal animals or food for 2 years from the date of sale, purchase or transfer. The records shall contain the date of the transaction, the type of halal …

Section 190.60 Record Availability Upon request, a dealer shall provide to the Director or the Director's designee copies of any records maintained under this Part. Failure of a dealer to comply with the Director's or designee's request for records is prima facie evidence that th…

Section 190.70 Humane Methods of Slaughter Nothing in this Part shall be construed to exempt any dealer from any of the provisions of the federal Humane Methods of Slaughter Act of 1978 (7 USC 1901) or the Illinois Humane Slaughter of Livestock Act [510 ILCS 75] that may be appli…

Section 190.80 Halal Food Act Nothing in this Part shall be construed to exempt any dealer from any of the provisions of the Halal Food Act [410 ILCS 637] that may be applicable.

Section 190.90 Meat and Poultry Inspection Act Nothing in this Part shall be construed to exempt any meat and/or poultry product from any of the provisions of the Meat and Poultry Inspection Act [225 ILCS 650] that may be applicable.

Section 190.APPENDIX D Disclosure Statement: Retail For purposes of this disclosure, non-halal means food that this establishment does not represent to be halal. Name of Retail Establishment: Please check all that apply. A. General Disclosure This establishment sells only halal f…

Section 210.10 Labeling a) The information required to be supplied on the label by Section 5 of the Act shall be stated in a definite and uniform manner; for example, such methods of expressing guaranteed analysis, such as "Potash 50-60%" or "Potash 50% or better," etc. are prohi…

Section 210.100 Administrative Hearings All decisions and actions of the Department are subject to the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1991, ch. 127, pars. 1001-1 et seq.) and the Department's Administrative Rules (8 Ill. Adm. Code 1) which pertain to admin…

Section 210.20 Plant Food All packages of plant food, regardless of the size of container or the manner of packaging, whether dry or liquid, are subject to the provisions of the Act and must be registered, contain a guaranteed analysis and be labeled as provided for in the Act an…

Section 210.30 Boron in Fertilizers a) When any compound of water soluble boron is added that would bring the boron content up to 0.03% or more in a registered grade of fertilizer, the product will not require additional registration but a guaranteed analysis is required for the …

Section 210.40 Pesticides in Fertilizers When an insecticide, herbicide, or any other additive for pest control is added to a registered fertilizer, the product will not require additional registration but a guaranteed analysis with respect to the kind and percentage of each of t…

Section 210.50 Methods of Sampling and Analysis The methods of sampling and analysis shall be the official methods of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists.

Section 210.60 Additional Plant Food Elements Besides Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium; Registration; Guaranteed Analysis a) Additional plant nutrients, besides nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, when mentioned or claimed on the label or container shall be registered and shall…

Section 210.70 Registration and Reporting Requirements; Manufacturers of Bagged Fertilizers, Bulk Grades, and Single Ingredient Products a) Manufacturers of bagged fertilizers, bulk grades, either dry or liquid, and single ingredient products which are designed exclusively for di…

Section 210.80 Custom Mixers Registration a) Custom Mixers operating more than one site shall register on forms furnished by the Director, the complete firm name, complete address of home office and list any and all additional custom mix locations giving complete address of same …

Section 210.90 Storage Identification All bins used for the storage of fertilizers and fertilizer materials shall be labeled in letters not less than 2 inches high showing the analysis of the grade or materials.

Section 211.10 Registration a) Each separately identified product shall be registered before being distributed in this State. The application for registration shall be submitted to the Department on the form furnished by the Director and shall be accompanied by a non-refundable f…

Section 211.20 Substantiation Requirements As a condition to the issuance of a registration or amended registration the Department shall require that the applicant substantiate by scientific evidence: a) The efficacy and usefulness of the soil amendment if applied in this State a…

Section 211.30 Reports and Records a) Every person who registers a soil amendment in this State shall file with the Department on forms furnished by the Department semi-annual statements for periods ending June 30 and December 31 setting forth the number of tons of each soil amen…

Section 211.40 Label Requirements a) Soil amendments containing active or inert ingredients shall be labeled as follows: 1) The soil amendment label shall contain the information required by Section 20 (a) of the Soil Amendment Act. 2) The name and percentage by weight of each ac…

Section 211.50 Deficient Analysis and Penalties a) If the official analysis shows that any soil amendment falls short of the guaranteed analysis in any one soil amendment ingredient or in total soil amendment ingredients, a penalty shall be assessed in accordance with the followi…

Section 211.60 Exempted Products a) Composted or dried manures, mulches intended as a soil cover, potting soils, peat moss, sand, tree bark, wood shavings, vermiculite and mixes of these products are exempt from the soil amendment registration and requirements if these ingredient…

Section 211.70 Adulteration a) A soil amendment is adulterated if it contains weed seed or unwanted crop seed. Weed seeds shall be those as determined by the Association of Official Seed Analysts in Rules for Testing Seeds 1988, P.O. Box 27647, 216 West Jones Street, Raleigh, Nor…

Section 211.80 Administrative Hearings Persons adversely affected by Department action may request an administrative hearing to review such action, provided that a request for review is filed within 30 days after notification of Department action. All decisions and actions of the…

Section 220.10 Duty of Every Person a) It shall be the duty of every person to control the spread of and to eradicate all noxious weeds on lands owned or controlled by him in the State of Illinois. b) All noxious weeds shall be controlled or eradicated by methods approved and ado…

Section 220.100 Appointing Weed Control Superintendents Each Control Authority may appoint or designate one or more weed control superintendents who shall be responsible for the enforcement of the Act and its rules within the Control Authority's jurisdiction.

Section 220.110 Deadline for Appointing Superintendents The appointment or designation of weed control superintendents by the Control Authority shall be made by no later than March 15 each year.

Section 220.120 Submitting Name and Resume of Person Appointed Superintendent to the Director; Application for Weed Control Superintendent Certification The name and address and a resume of the qualifications of each person appointed as a weed control superintendent shall, within…

Section 220.130 Superintendent Must Be Familiar with Types of Weeds and Methods of Control Each person appointed as a weed control superintendent must be familiar with the noxious types of weeds and the recognized methods for their control and eradication. Each appointee must als…

Section 220.140 Allowable Expenses Set by Control Authority; Expenses Paid from General Fund or Noxious Weed Control Fund Compensation and allowable expenses for each weed control superintendent shall be set by the Control Authority and paid out of the General Fund of the county …

Section 220.150 Duties of Weed Control Superintendent The weed control superintendent shall control and eradicate noxious weeds and shall: a) Examine all lands, highways, roads, alleys, and public grounds in the territory over which the Control Authority has jurisdiction for the …

Section 220.160 Written Report by Superintendent to Director Each weed control superintendent shall on or before the first day of November of each year make a written report to the Control Authority with a copy to the Director. The report shall contain: a) The name and location o…