A blue tractor pulling two white anhydrous ammonia tanks fertilizing a field

The Agricultural Anhydrous Ammonia Rule was delegated to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources through House Bill 3, which became effective Jan. 2, 2023. According to Code of State Regulations 10 CSR 10-6.255, agricultural anhydrous ammonia facilities in Missouri, which includes retail agricultural anhydrous ammonia facilities and distributor or terminal agricultural anhydrous ammonia facilities, must report and pay annual registration and tonnage fees to support the implementation of the state delegated program.

Registration and Fees Schedule

Each facility must register with the Missouri Fertilizer Control Board, as well as the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Fees are due on March 31 each year, for the previous calendar year’s tonnage and registration.

Reporting

Each facility must complete and submit the reporting form below. Facilities wishing to pay the fees for multiple facilities with a single payment must complete one multiple facility fee reporting form, in addition to a tonnage and fee reporting form for each facility.

Payment

Fees are calculated based on the previous calendar years tonnage or usage. Fees can be paid online through the Missouri Fertilizer Control Board website, on the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Agricultural Anhydrous Ammonia tab.