Ohio regulations
- OAC 901:1-17-02 - Definitions.June 26, 2026
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Animal Industry proposes amendments to definitions in OAC 901:1-17-02; filed June 26, 2026.
- OAC 1501:31-15-10 - Wild turkey regulations.
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Animal Industry proposes amendments to definitions in OAC 901:1-17-02; filed June 26, 2026.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources wild turkey regulations amendments take effect July 6, 2026, governing hunting seasons, bag limits, and permit requirements for licensed hunters.
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to poultry regulations under OAC 901:1-17-11; filed June 26, 2026.
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to slaughter animal regulations under OAC 901:1-17-10, filed June 26, 2026.
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to fish regulation OAC 901:1-17-13, filed June 26, 2026.
Ohio University's amendments to OAC 3337-45-101 establish graduate study eligibility rules for employees; effective July 10, 2026.
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to cattle and bison import regulations for feeding and grazing operations; filed June 26, 2026.
Oklahoma Department of Development's Priority Investment Area Designation rule (OAC 122:33-1-01) governs area designation criteria; effective July 2, 2026.
Oklahoma Department of Development's Office of Community Services adopts rule OAC 122:5-4-02 governing other consideration; effective July 2, 2026.
Ohio University's amended regulation OAC 3337-40-35 governs vacation leave donation procedures for employees, effective July 10, 2026.
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