(1) A cannabis cultivation facility shall ensure that any cannabis growing at the cannabis cultivation facility is not visible from the ground level of the cannabis cultivation facility perimeter. (2) A cannabis cultivation facility shall use a unique identifier that is connected to the facility's inventory control system to identify: (a) beginning at the time a cannabis plant is eight inches tall and has a root ball, each cannabis plant; (b) each unique harvest of cannabis plants; (c) each batch of cannabis the facility transfers to a medical cannabis pharmacy, a cannabis processing facility, or an independent cannabis testing laboratory; and (d) any excess, contaminated, or deteriorated cannabis of which the cannabis cultivation facility disposes. (3) A cannabis cultivation facility shall identify cannabis biomass as cannabis byproduct or cannabis plant product before transferring the cannabis biomass from the facility. (4) A cannabis cultivation facility shall either: (a) ensure that a cannabis processing facility chemically or physically processes cannabis cultivation byproduct to produce a cannabis concentrate for incorporation into cannabis derivative products; or (b) destroy cannabis cultivation byproduct in accordance with Section 4-41a-405. (5) (a) A cannabis cultivation facility may, for quality assurance or remediation purposes, use methods and equipment as approved by the department through rule. (b) The department shall allow the use of radiation-based methods and equipment in rules created under Subsection (5)(a). (6) The department shall make rules establishing: (a) the records a cannabis cultivation facility shall keep regarding each batch, amount of product treated, and the methods used; and (b) disclosure requirements to a cannabis processor receiving the material subject to the radiation including the methods and equipment used.
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