Agriculture (Tobacco Growing) Rules, 1991 (Cap. 318)
Made 1991 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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About this law
- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- African Union (AU)
- Country
- Kenya
- Subjects
- Agricultural and rural development, Cultivated plants
- Keywords
- agricultural development, farming, plant production, crops, authorization/permit, tobacco, offences/penalties, agricultural commodities
- Categories
- agriculture
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[Rev. 2012] A11 - 167 [Issue 1] AGRICULTURE (TOBACCO GROWING) RULES, 1991 [L.N. 495/1991.] 1. These Rules may be cited as the Agriculture (Tobacco Growing) Rules, 1991. 2. In these Rules— “farmer” means a farmer who grows tobacco for the purpose of sale; “region” means the tobacco growing region set out in the Schedule. 3. The tobacco growing periods specified in the Schedule are hereby declared to be the earliest and the latest growing dates for the regions to which they apply. (1) The closed seasons specified in the Schedule are hereby declared to be closed seasons for the regions to which they apply. (2) No farmer in any region shall grow tobacco during the closed season. 5. A farmer shall adhere strictly to the specified growing periods and closed seasons applicable to his region. 6. A registered company involved in promoting the growing of tobacco shall ensure that farmers contracted by it adhere to sound production programmes designed to allow for the periods set out in the Schedule. 7. Any person who contravenes any of these Rules shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding five thousand shillings. SCHEDULE TOBACCO GROWING PERIODS