Section 02.01.07.800 - DISPOSAL01.Hemp Above the Acceptable Hemp THC Level. No more than five (5) calendar days after notification that material from a hemp lot has tested above the acceptable THC level, the licensee must notify the Department of the licensee's decision to either destroy or remediate the entire non-compliant hemp lot and by which method according to the Department's Disposal and Remediation Protocol.02.Disposal. The licensee must dispose of non-compliant hemp with chemical or mechanical destruction to render the material non-retrievable, non-ingestible, and unfit to enter the stream of commerce.03.Remediation. Lots may be remediated according to the Department's Disposal and Remediation Protocol.a. Remediated hemp will be resampled and retested according to Subsection 500.04 and Section 700 of this rule. Remediated hemp that fails the re-test must be destroyed and is not eligible for additional remediation efforts.04.Verification. The Department must inspect and document disposal or remediation of non-compliant hemp.05.Other Hemp Disposal. Disposal is required for the any of the following; a. Hemp plants located in an area that is not licensed,b. Hemp plants not accounted for in required reporting, orc. Hemp lots that have been destroyed due to pests, weeds, disease, poor stand, natural disaster, or a weather event such as a flood or hail.06.Reporting. All hemp disposed of, for any reason, must be reported to and verified by the Department and may be subject to Subsection 301.01 of this rule.07.Costs. All costs for disposal, remediation, and related activities will be paid by the license holder or land owner.08.USDA Notification. The Department will provide to USDA information about non-compliant plants, sites, and related test results.Idaho Admin. Code r. 02.01.07.800