North Dakota Code § 4.1-40-05

Guaranteed analysis
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1. Guaranteed analysis must be claimed as follows:
a. Total Nitrogen (N) _____ percent;
b. Available Phosphate (P2O5) _____ percent; and
c. Soluble Potash (K2O) _____ percent.
2. The total phosphate or degree of fineness, or both, may also be guaranteed, in the 
case of unacidulated mineral phosphatic materials and basic slag, bone, tankage, and 
other organic phosphatic materials.
3. Rules implemented under this chapter may allow or require guarantees for plant 
nutrients other than nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
a. Guarantees under this subsection must be expressed in the form of the element.
b. The commissioner may require that the sources of other nutrients, including 
oxides, salt, and chelates, be stated on the application for registration and 
included as a parenthetical statement on the label.

c. Other beneficial substances or compounds, determinable by laboratory methods, 
may be guaranteed with permission of the commissioner after consultation with 
the director of the North Dakota state university extension service.
4. Any guaranteed plant nutrients, other substances, or compounds are subject to 
inspection and analysis according to the methods and rules prescribed by the 
commissioner.
5. a. The commissioner, by rule, may require potential basicity or acidity expressed in 
terms of calcium carbonate equivalent in multiples of one hundred pounds 
[45.36 kilograms] per ton [907.18 kilograms].
b. The guaranteed analysis of a soil amendment or plant amendment must be an 
accurate statement of composition, including the percentages of each ingredient. 
If the product is a microbiological product, the number of viable micro -organisms 
per milliliter for a liquid or the number of viable micro -organisms per gram for a 
dry product must also be listed.

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