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Agriculture Code § 14.021
A person may not operate a public grain warehouse unless they first get a license from the department in that person's name for that warehouse.
- Grain storage
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.022
A warehouse operator may run multiple public grain warehouses or facilities as one combination only if the license and recordkeeping, receipt, ticket, reporting, location, and bond requirements are met; otherwise, the operator may not mix assets, obligations, records, or other business information across warehouses or
- Bonding
- Recordkeeping
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.023
The department can issue, renew, or amend a license only after specified conditions are met, and applicants must file separate applications and pay required fees.
- Fees
- License applications
- Renewals
- Warehouse licensing
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Agriculture Code § 14.024
A warehouse operator may not use increased warehouse capacity unless it first gets written approval from the department.
- Capacity expansion
- Department approval
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Agriculture Code § 14.031
Applicants for a license must file a bond with the department, and the bond has to meet specified form, amount, and surety requirements.
- Bond requirements
- Deposit alternatives
- Surety bonds
- Warehouse licensing
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Agriculture Code § 14.032
If the department finds an approved bond insufficient, it must require the warehouse operator to provide an additional bond. It may also require a bond when a license is suspended, revoked, or expired.
- Bond requirements
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.033
A warehouse operator cannot cancel an approved bond unless the department first approves a substitute bond.
- Bond cancellation
- License suspension
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.034
A warehouse operator generally cannot cancel an approved letter of credit without department approval, and the issuer must use notice procedures and wait 91 days before cancellation takes effect.
- Bond substitution
- Letters of credit
- Warehouse licensing
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Agriculture Code § 14.035
Warehouse operators cannot repossess deposited cash or a certificate of deposit unless the department approves a substitute bond or letter of credit and the two-year waiting period has passed.
- Bonds
- Deposits
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.041
Applicants for a license generally must file insurance proof with the department, and must insure depositor grain for full market value in temporary or emergency storage. If loss occurs, the warehouse operator must settle with the depositor on demand, and a depositor may recover from the insurer if no settlement is mad
- Grain storage
- Insurance filing
- Settlement on loss
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Agriculture Code § 14.042
Warehouse operators generally may not cancel approved insurance unless the department approves a substitute policy; insurers may cancel only by notice, and cancellation is not effective until 31 days after mailing.
- Insurance cancellation
- Policy notice
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.043
The department can require a warehouse operator to get additional insurance, and the operator must provide proof and keep that insurance when required.
- Insurance requirements
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.051
Warehouse operators must post the original license immediately after receiving it, and they must post a copy of the license at each facility where grain is stored, handled, or shipped for hire.
- Grain storage
- License posting
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Agriculture Code § 14.052
Warehouse operators must deliver grain to receipt holders, preserve grain quality and quantity, and protect identity-preserved grain from mixing; the department may recover bond funds for depositor losses in some cases.
- Bond recovery
- Grain storage
- Warehouse operations
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Agriculture Code § 14.053
Warehouse operators must use and document numbered receipt forms, and may use electronic receipts only if the provider is approved.
- Electronic receipt systems
- Receipt forms
- Warehouse bonding
- Warehouse receipts
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Agriculture Code § 14.054
A warehouse operator must issue the required ticket or receipt in the stated situations, and may not issue duplicate-numbered tickets or receipts except as allowed for duplicate receipts.
- Document of title
- Grain warehousing
- Receipts
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Agriculture Code § 14.055
Rules for duplicate grain receipts and related bond requirements.
- Duplicate receipts
- Grain receipts
- Indemnity bonds
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Agriculture Code § 14.056
A warehouse operator may issue a receipt for grain it owns, in whole or part, if the grain is in its warehouse.
- Grain storage
- Receipt issuance
- Transfer of receipts
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Agriculture Code § 14.057
Warehouse operators must keep, retain, organize, report, and make available certain grain warehouse records and receipts.
- Grain warehouse operations
- Inspection compliance
- Warehouse records retention
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Agriculture Code § 14.058
A licensed public grain warehouse must post its storage rates and tariffs at the main office and each facility, and the warehouse operator must post rate or tariff changes at least 3 days before they take effect.
- Pricing disclosure
- Warehouse operations
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