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2014-2015 New Jersey Analytical Report COMMERCIAL FEEDS FERTILIZERS LIMING MATERIALS CIRCULAR 576 OCTOBER 2015 F O R E W O R D The New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s Division of Marketing and Development offers producers, retailers, wholesalers and consumers a wide variety of quality assurance services. Included among its responsibilities, the division’s Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry is mandated by law, N.J.S.A. 4:4-1 through 4:4-20, N.J.S.A. 4:9-1 through 4:9-15 and N.J.S.A. 4:9-16 through 4:9-21, to sample and analyze animal feeds (including pet foods), commercial fertilizers (including indoor plant foods), soil conditioners and liming materials. The Bureau registers manufacturers, inspects products, analyzes samples and enforces the law. The goal is to maintain and insure the quality of these agricultural commodities. A current list of feed, fertilizer and lime registrants; the consumption data for feed, fertilizer and lime in New Jersey; the New Jersey fertilizer tonnage report; and results of the analytical work performed during the period from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015, are summarized in this publication. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Division of Marketing and Development, Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry, inspected a total of 7,917 lots of various commodities for compliance with the respective laws and registration requirements of the State of New Jersey. When unregistered products were found, either the company was required to apply immediately for registration or their products were removed from the market. During the period covered by this report, the agricultural product agents in the Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry took 356 official samples of commercial animal feed. Protein determinations were run on all feed samples with Twenty of them (5.62%) found to have values below the label guarantee. Three (.84%) had a fat content that did not meet the guarantee value. Ninety nine of canned pet foods sampled were checked for moisture content. Seventy six producers were unregistered at the time they were sampled. A total of 249 official samples of commercial fertilizers were collected for laboratory tests during the report period. Of these, 245 carried a nitrogen guarantee and Twenty nine (11.84%) were below the guaranteed value for nitrogen content. A total of 189 samples were analyzed for available phosphate and forty one (21.69%) were below their guarantee. Twenty two (10.00%) of 220 samples failed to meet their soluble potash guarantees. A total of 585 micro-nutrients analyses were performed. In the samples tested, the following percentage was found to be below guarantee levels: none in calcium; 1.79% in magnesium; 5.47% in sulfur; 13.41% in boron; 41.82% in copper; 4.05% in iron; 9.33% in manganese and 4.88 in Zinc. Two samples were unregistered at the time of sampling. The Bureau sampled 3 agricultural liming materials during this inspection period. Of this, the samples did not fail to meet the calcium oxide and the magnesium oxide guarantee. Theses samples did not fail to meet the fineness specification. These data are not to be interpreted as a complete evaluation of the suitability of these agricultural chemicals for a specific purpose. Many factors other than physical and chemical composition must be considered. For more complete information regarding the efficacy of these products, contact Cook College, Rutgers University, or a county agricultural extension agent. The Fertilizer and Soil Conditioner Law require manufacturers to compensate consumers for lots of fertilizer judged to be deficient. Each year the unit value for each of the primary plant nutrients is determined. The commercial value of deficient lots is dependent upon the magnitude of the deficiency multiplied by the unit value of the nutrient involved. The penalty assessed is equivalent to five times the commercial value. When the ultimate consumer of the deficient lot of fertilizer cannot be determined, the penalty is paid to the State Treasurer. During the period covered by this report, $10,193.89, was refunded to consumers and $4,691.63 was transmitted to the State Treasury. Agricultural lime use in New Jersey increased from 84,543 tons in 2013 to 104,343 tons in 2014. Animal feed consumption increased from 768,649 tons in 2013 to 776,500 tons in 2014. A total of 215,830 tons of fertilizers was distributed in 2014, a decrease from 260,540 tons in 2013 It is estimated that the 61% of these commodities were used on farms. Please address inquires concerning this report, and the feed, fertilizer and lime laws to: Yong Pu State Chemist New Jersey Department of Agriculture P.O. Box 330 Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Tel: 609-984-8421 Fax: 609-984-2508 Web: http://www.state.nj.us/agriculture/dcr.htm Safety Statutory Requirements Relative To The Labeling Of Fertilizer, Feed and Lime N.J.A.C. 2:68, N.J.A.C. 2:69 and N.J.A.C. 2:70 provides that: No commercial feed, fertilizer and lime shall be distributed in New Jersey if they are deemed to be misbranded or adulterated. A. The commercial fertilizer, feed and lime product shall be deemed to be misbranded: 1. if its labeling is false or misleading in any particular; or 2. if it purports to be or is represented as a commercial fertilizer, feed and lime unless label includes nutrient to the definition of identity. B. The commercial fertilizer, feed and lime product shall be deemed to be adulterated: 1. if it contains any deleterious or harmful ingredient in sufficient amount to render it injurious to be beneficial to plant or animal when applied in accordance with directions for use on the label, or its adequate warning statements or direction for use, which may be necessary to protect plant or animal life are not shown upon the label; 2. if its composition falls below or differ from that which it is purported to possess by its labeling. Feed Samples Company Name and Location Percentage Level Protein Fat Water Agway Feed By Cargill Registered? Y Minneapolis, MN LAB #: 0039 Date Collected: 08/04/14 Guaranteed: 16.00 3.00 Brand: AGWAY SHEEP & GOAT FEED Date of Report: 08/29/14 Found: 15.91 4.22 Ainsworth Pet Nutrition Registered? Y Meadville, PA LAB #: 0066 Date Collected: 08/25/14 Guaranteed: 28.00 16.00 Brand: SOURCE TURKEY & PEA RECIPE Date of Report: 09/17/14 Found: 30.72 16.61 Aldi Inc Registered? Y Batavia, IL LAB #: 0159 Date Collected: 11/20/14 Guaranteed: 16.00 6.00 Brand: SHEP WOW BACON Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 15.37 5.87 LAB #: 0160 Date Collected: 11/20/14 Guaranteed: 24.00 12.00 Brand: SHEP WOW STICKS Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 25.46 12.89 LAB #: 0161 Date Collected: 11/20/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 5.00 Brand: SHEP ORIGINAL MEDIUM BISCUITS Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 14.70 6.10 LAB #: 0162 Date Collected: 11/20/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 5.00 Brand: SHEP VARIETY BISCUITS Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 16.86 5.34 LAB #: 0163 Date Collected: 11/20/14 Guaranteed: 8.00 6.00 78.00 Brand: SHEP GROUND DINNER W/CHICKEN & RICE Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 9.48 5.59 74.87 LAB #: 0164 Date Collected: 11/20/14 Guaranteed: 8.00 6.00 78.00 Brand: SHEP SELECT CUTS W/CHICKEN IN SAUCE Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 9.48 5.59 74.87 Big Heart/Del Monte Corp Registered? Y Pittsburgh, PA * ‐ Indicates that the sample is below label guarantee and subject to penalties. Monday, July 13, 2015 Page 1 of 31 Company Name and Location Percentage Level Protein Fat Water LAB #: 0041 Date Collected: 08/05/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 5.00 Brand: MILK BONE FLAVOR SNACKS Date of Report: 08/29/14 Found: 17.74 5.76 LAB #: 0042 Date Collected: 08/05/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 5.00 Brand: MILK BONE MINI Date of Report: 08/29/14 Found: 15.33 5.56 LAB #: 0043 Date Collected: 08/05/14 Guaranteed: 12.00 7.00 Brand: MILK BONE MARO SNACKS Date of Report: 08/29/14 Found: 13.23 6.69 LAB #: 0067 Date Collected: 09/02/14 Guaranteed: 26.00 9.00 Brand: ALLEY CAT Date of Report: 09/19/14 Found: 26.88 10.95 LAB #: 0088 Date Collected: 09/22/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 5.00 Brand: MILK BONE MINI'S Date of Report: 10/30/14 Found: 17.82 6.07 LAB #: 0089 Date Collected: 09/22/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 4.00 Brand: CANINE CARRY OUTS BACON Date of Report: 10/30/14 Found: 16.90 5.33 LAB #: 0090 Date Collected: 09/22/14 Guaranteed: 12.50 7.00 Brand: CANINE CARRY OUTS BEEF FLAVOR Date of Report: 10/30/14 Found: 12.78 7.87 LAB #: 0103 Date Collected: 10/02/14 Guaranteed: 17.00 8.00 Brand: GRAVY TRAIN Date of Report: 10/30/14 Found: 16.45 7.56 LAB #: 0141 Date Collected: 10/31/14 Guaranteed: 12.50 8.00 Brand: CANINE CARRY OUTS CHICKEN FLAVOR Date of Report: 11/24/14 Found: 13.71 9.58 LAB #: 0149 Date Collected: 11/12/14 Guaranteed: 15.00 5.00 Brand: MILK BONE MINI'S FLAVOR SNACKS Date of Report: 11/24/14 Found: 18.46 7.63 LAB #: 0158 Date Collected: 11/17/14 Guaranteed: 12.50 7.00 Brand: CANINE CARRY OUTS PIZZA BITES Date of Report: 12/09/14 Found: 12.63 7.92 LAB #: 0168 Date Collected: 11/25/14 Guaranteed: 24.00 5.00 Brand: PUP PERONI LEAN BEEF FLAVOR Date of Report: 12/31/14 Found: 27.46 6.76 LAB #: 0169 Date Collected: 11/25/14 Guaranteed: 24.00 5.00 Brand: PUP PERONI TRAINING TREATS Date of Report: 12/31/14 Found: 29.22 6.83 LAB #: 0178 Date Collected: 12/03/14 Guaranteed: 31.00 9.00 Brand: 9 LIVES PLUS CARE Date of Report: 12/31/14 Found: 32.62 9.50 LAB #: 0182 Date Collected: 12/09/14 Guaranteed: 19.00 8.00 Brand: KIBBLES & BITS AMERICAN GRILL Date of Report: 12/31/14 Found: 20.24 11.15 * ‐ Indicates that the sample is below label guarantee and subject to penalties.
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