N.D. Admin Code 74-03-01-06 - Seed eligibility
1. The seed
department shall be supplied with satisfactory evidence of the source and class
of seed used to plant each crop considered for certification.
2. Eligible seed stocks include breeder,
foundation, registered or, in special cases, approved lots of the certified
class. Eligible seed obtained from another person must be accompanied by the
official tag or bulk certificate from an approved certifying agency, which will
be the documentation of acceptance required for field inspection.
3. Certified seed growers may plant seed from
their own fields if the field passed inspection and if the class of seed is
eligible to be certified. The grower must provide sufficient evidence to the
department to verify eligibility.
4. Certified seed growers may only plant seed
from their own field that failed field inspection previously if the field did
not fail due to genetic purity, and the grower is the applicant for field
inspection. If the field fails inspection a second time for any reason, that
seed shall no longer be eligible for certification.
5. Contract growers may not replant any of
the seed produced unless final certification has been completed.
6. Growers should check with the state seed
department regarding approved lots of the certified class eligible for
recertification.
Notes
General Authority: NDCC 4.1-52-10
Law Implemented: NDCC 4.1-53-42, 4.1-53-44, 4.1-53-45
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