INSPECTION SERVICES
Inspection services provides quality control for agricultural production through inspection and grading services, which include USDA grade and buyer specifications; field inspections for seed certification and disease control; issuance of phytosanitary certificates on export products from the agriculture industry; and produce information and training on packaging and quality control.
Safe Egg Handling for Small Egg Laying Flocks and Operations
Elk Farming License Application - fill out form (pdf)
2023 Organic Cost Share Application
CERTIFIED SEED POTATO
Certified Seed Potato Information Sheet
Alaska Certified Seed Potato Growers List
2023 Alaska Late Blight & Potato Quarantine Letter
Seed Potato Handbook - Current Version for
USDA PHYTOSANITARY CERTIFICATION
Applications may be completed online utlizing the Phytosanitary Certification Issuance and Tracking (PCIT) system at USDA PCIT.
USDA Phytosanitary Certificate Instructions
USDA Phytosanitary Certificate Application
Inspection Section Fees and Process - Phytosanitary Certificate
USDA FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE INSPECTION OR GOOD AGRICULTURAL & HANDLING PRACTICES (GAP/GHP) AUDIT
USDA Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) & Good Handling Practices (GHP) Information
Harmonized GAP Certification Cost Share Program Reimbursement Application
ALASKA BRAND APPLICATION
The Alaska Statutes, Title 3, Chapter 40, Brands and Marks, gives Division of Agriculture the authority to issue brand registrations for livestock, including cattle, reindeer, bison, musk oxen, sheep, horses, mules, and asses. Applications for new brands are accepted at any time, and all brands must be renewed during years ending in 5 or 0. Click on the link below to view/print the brand application.
Alaska Brand Application - fill out form (pdf)
LATE BLIGHT QUARANTINE INFORMATION
2020 Alaska Retailer Potato Quarantine Letter
FEED AND FERTILIZER REGULATIONS
At this time, the State of Alaska does not have registration requirements that apply to pet food, animal feed, fertilizer, plant food, and soil amendments. Federal "Truth in Labeling" laws apply in Alaska, as in all states.