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...included in the definition "agricultural commodities (not including manufactured products thereof)" within the meaning of section 203 (b) (6) of the Interstate Commerce Act. This decision places motor vehicles used in carrying the specified commodities within the partial exemption...

..."agricultural commodities" within the meaning of that section. A district court held that peat moss is an agricultural commodity within the meaning of section 203 (b) (6) of the act (49 USC 303 (b) (6)), and that a contract carrier by motor vehicle does not require a permit from...

...commodities. It argues that frozen fruits, berries, and vegetables were "agricultural commodities" within the meaning of section 203 (b) (6) of the Interstate Commerce Act prior to the amendment thereof in 1958, citing Administrative Kuling No. 107, Bureau of Motor Carriers,...

...Express case it was held that fresh and frozen dressed poultry are exempt "agricultural commodities" within the meaning of section 203 (b) (6) of the Interstate Commerce Act. The effect of the holding is that dressed poultry constitutes an "agricultural commodity" and is not...

...performed for-hire movements in interstate or foreign commerce of hay, which the joint board considers to be an agricultural commodity within the meaning of section 203 (b) (6) of the act, as amended. No authority therefor is necessary, provided that applicant's vehicles are not used...

...required an appropriate authority covering all three commodities, even though grain is an unmanufactured agricultural commodity within the meaning of section 203 (b) (6) of the act. However, since that date the Commission has applied in all cases the principle enunciated in Interstate...

...could not trip lease its truck to an authorized carrier for the return trip or for any other sing]e movement, because the Interstate Commerce Commission...area or elsewhere. It will be observed that under S. 898 these trucks could be trip leased for a return movement provided the lease was in writing. S'milnrly,...

...for any other single movement, because the Interstate Commerce Commission does not consider dreased poultry to be an agricultural commodity within the...area or elsewhere. It will be observed that under S. 898 these trucks could be trip leased for a return movement provided the lease was in writing. Similarly,...

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