The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture consists of six divisions. Through these units the department assures safe and healthy food supplies, provides accurate information on prices and availability of farm commodities and crops and develops markets for the state's farmers.

• Division of Agricultural Development
  The Division of Agricultural Development works to bring producers and consumers together in the marketplace through promotional initiatives and marketing programs.

• Division of Animal Industry
  The Division of Animal Industry is responsible for the control and eradication of all contagious and infectious diseases of domestic animals and poultry in the state.

• Division of Pesticide Control
  The Division of Pesticide Control works to ensure the safe and proper use of chemical pesticides by enforcing state pesticide laws affecting sale, storage and application of all registered pesticides, examining and licensing pesticide dealers and users, and registering all economic poisons sold and used within the state.

• Division of Plant Industry
  The Division of Plant Industry is responsible for the inspection of commercially grown nursery/greenhouse stock throughout the state.

• Division of Regulatory Services
  The Division of Regulatory Services is responsible for assuring compliance with New Hampshire laws and the administrative rules of the department governing the marketing of certain farm commodities.

• Division of Weights and Measures
  The Division of Weights and Measures enforces all of the state's laws affecting the measurement of commodities moving in commerce.