• Where is the Department of Agriculture located?
  The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture is located in downtown Concord, on the second floor of the State House Annex Building, at 25 Capitol Street.

• What is your mailing address?
  Our mailing address is:
  
  New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food
  PO Box 2042
  Concord NH 03302-2042

• How much is a Weekly Market Bulletin (WMB) subscription?
  $28 per year for the paper (mailed) version; $22 per year for on-line version.

• How may one subscribe to the WMB?
  There are several ways to subscribe:
  • Mail your request with a check made payable to "Treasurer, State of NH" to:
    WMB
    PO Box 2042
    Concord NH 03302-2042
  • Call us at 271-2505 to subscribe and pay for your subscription using your MasterCard or Visa.

• How long does it take to receive my first WMB?
  Typically two weeks, if you are a postal customer, to allow the database to be updated with our mail service. Online subscribers may view the WMB after 3 p.m. on Wednesdays, pending credit card approval.

• How does one advertise in the WMB?
  There are three ways to get an advertisement to the WMB:
  • postal mail
  • Email marketbulletin@agr.state.nh.us (do not send attachments)
  • Fax 271-1109 (5 p.m.-7 a.m., only. No faxed advertisements will be accepted during our regular work hours of 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday). Additionally, only subscribers to the WMB may place advertisements in the bulletin.

  Note: Out-of-state subscribers may only advertise under "Help Wanted" or "Wanted" categories.
  Any questions regarding the rules refer to Agr500, or you may call our office at 271-1324 for more details.

• What is the deadline for submission of advertisements?
  Advertisements must reach us by 4 p.m. on Thursday for placement in the following week’s Bulletin.

• What is needed to place an advertisement into the WMB?
  You must first be a current subscriber to the WMB.
  To place an advertisement, include the following information:
• Your name as it appears on your mailing label
• Your subscription number, again, as it appears on your mailing label, it is located to the right of your name
• Your subscription expiration date, this appears on your mailing label, to the right of your subscription number
• Item you are seeking to sell or want
• A price for each item you are selling
• A valid NH telephone number, no out-of-state numbers or cell phone numbers will be included; only exception to this will be for out-of-state subscribers who “Want” something

If any of the above information is missing, we cannot run your ad.
We do not call advertisers with missing information due to the sheer volume of ads each week. Online subscribers may place advertisements in the WMB but do NOT have the capability to enter ads directly into the WMB online. Online subscribers need to adhere to the above requirements when placing an ad and also need to identify themselves as "online subscriber." This information will be verified.

• Were can I find the NH animal import rules?
  The NH Import Rules can be found on our Rules Page

• How do I report an animal welfare complaint?
  Animal Welfare complaints should first be reported to the Animal Control Officer (ACO) or Police Department in the town. If they do not know how to handle the complaint or if the town’s officials do not want to deal with the complaint, the Division of Animal Industry can address the complaint but it must be sent received in writing. The complaint can be sent to the Department in the following manners:
  
  
  • Mail:
    NH Dept. of Agriculture, Markets & Food, Division of Animal Industry
    PO Box 2042
    Concord, NH 03302-2042;
  • Fax: 271-1109; or
  • Email: stephen.crawford@agr.nh.gov
    

  Be aware that the complainant has the right to know the name of the person filing the complaint, but no other personal information is given. If you wish to remain anonymous, you can file a complaint with a local humane society.

• What do I need to take my dog or cat to Canada?
  The requirements can be found on the United States Department of Agriculture website under the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service International Animal Export Regulations page for Canada.

• Do I have to vaccinate my indoor cat for rabies?
  Yes, even indoor cats need to be currently vaccinated against rabies. The rabies law can be found at: Rabies

• What do I have to do to import game birds into NH?
  You will first need to contact NH Fish & Game by calling, 271-3127 for a Possession, Propagation or Individual Training & Shooting permit. Once you have your permit with NH Fish & Game and you the producer you will be ordering your game birds from, you will need to contact the Division of Animal Industry at 271-2404 for an entry permit. The Division will need verification that the producer you are ordering your birds from are either NPIP (National Poultry Improvement Program) members or have had their flock tested for Pullorum Salmonella and Avian Influenza within the last year. The Division rules for entry of poultry/game birds can be found on our Rules Page.

• Where can I obtain a Plan B application?
  You may obtain a Plan B application by calling the Animal Population Control Program at 271-3697.

• What are the eligibility requirements for the Animal Population Control Program?
  To be eligible to participate in the program you MUST be on one of the seven State programs:
• Food Stamps
• Medicaid or Healthy Kids Gold
• TANIF
• The Old Age Assistance Program
• Supplemental Security Income Program
• Aid to the Needy Blind Program
• APTD Program
A person may also be qualified if they meet the income guidelines for the program. Please call 271-3697 to obtain these guidelines.

• Can a Plan B application be filled out online or faxed to the program?
  The Plan B application is a 4-part form and must be sent through the mail. The Plan B form cannot be found online and must be requested through the program, call 271-3697.

• How do I contact the NH Board of Veterinary Medicine?
  You may contact the board via telephone: 271-3706;
  • Mail:
    NH Board of Veterinary Medicine
    PO Box 2042
    Concord NH 03302-2042; or
  • Email: pduncklee@agr.state.nh.us
  • Website: NH Board of Veterinary Medicine (www.nh.gov/veterinary)

• How do I submit a complaint against a veterinarian?
  Complaints to the board must in writing and include your name, address and telephone number. You may also include copies of related records. Mail to the above address.

• None at this time.

• Where is the Division of Plant Industry office/lab located?
  Health & Human Services Building, 29 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH 03301.

• Where can insect/tick samples be brought for identification?
  To the lab (see above address).

• Is there a charge for identification?
  No.

• Does the lab check for lyme disease?
  No, we only identify the ticks.

• How should insect/tick samples be sent via mail?
  Place specimens in vial or crush proof container send to above lab address.

• Where can we get a free copy of "Guide to Invasive Upland Plants"?
  A copy of the Invasive Species Guide is located on our website. You may also contact Doug Cygan 271-3488 or email douglas.cygan@agr.nh.gov.

• Where can I find an Application for the Registration of Commercial Feeds?
  The Application for the Registration of Commercial Feeds is located on the Division of Regulatory Services page of this website, under the header " Regulation of Feed, Fertilizer, Liming Materials, and Horticultural Growing Media."

• Is there a separate form for Pet Treats?
  No.

• Where can I find information on selling eggs?
  Please see our Guidelines for Selling Shell Eggs for information on selling eggs in New Hampshire.

• Further questions for the Division of Regulatory Services may be directed to registrations@agr.nh.gov.

• What must I do before before using a device commercially in the State of NH?
  You must fill out an application to obtain a Weighing & Measuring Device License. This form can be found on our Weights and Measures page.
  Applications may be mailed or faxed in at (603) 271-1109.
  You must have your device(s) certified by a licensed NH Service Technical before placing it into service.

• What is the fee for having a Weighing & Measuring Device License?
  Fees vary depending on the device(s) being used commercially.

• How long does a Weighing & Measuring Device License last for?
  A Weighing & Measuring Device License lasts for one calendar year.

• How often do I have to get my device(s) certified?
  Devices must be certified once a year by a licensed NH Service Technician. It is your responsibility to schedule this certification each year.

• How can I apply to become a licensed Service Technician or Weighmaster in the State of NH?
  Applications and renewals for Service Technicians or Weighmasters can be found on our Weights and Measures page.