certified seed

To minimize disease, we can use plant certified seed that is free of sclerotia.

In a few upland areas, however, it might be profitable to grow a small patch for certified seed.

Certified seed must be marketed in correctly packed, sealed and labelled packages.

The large barn was first used as a stable, and was later converted to storage for certified seed.

The other proposal relates to certified seed.

I should also emphasize the vital nature of the obligation agreed on by the committee to use certified seeds for durum wheat.

Thirdly, the use of certified seed.

It is the principal grazing grass in New Zealand where some 10 million kilograms of certified seed are produced every year.

"Certified seed barley.

Seed certification programs allow only a very small level of PLRV in certified seed.

Only recently, the Commission made aid to durum wheat production dependent on the use of certified seed, consequently causing an increase in production costs for farmers.

After realizing this, farmers organized, hired inspectors, and began selling certified seed potatoes giving buyers comfort that Ashton seed was free of molds and disease.

The four (4) existing certified seed growers in the municipality are located in the barangays Bacong, Zarah and Diteki.

This was the beginning of the certified seed programme which was to play a key role in ushering the Green Revolution in India in the late 60s.

The amendments whereby the obligation to use certified seed would be phased in gradually are entirely in line with the Commission's views as far as their content is concerned.

Nonetheless, the farmers could have bought at a slightly higher price certified seed, which, being certified, was less likely to be suffering from the virus which affected the seed actually bought.

On that specific point, we have also proposed an amendment that was also adopted in committee and which would make it possible to ensure the direct production of certified seed by producer associations.

This farm is used for producing high quality paddy foundation and certified seeds (this is highly beneficial to all the farmers in Tamil Nadu for better paddy production).

About 50 metric tons of certified seed of wheat and maize is produced annually at the research farm of the department for distribution to the farmers and Agriculture Extension Wing.

The planned tidying-up exercise, however, would be neither complete nor relevant if the comparative tests funded by the European Union were limited to currently certified seed and plants included in the Union's common catalogue.

The university's Agrobiotech Research Center, under the direction of Dr. N. Thach, is using aeroponic laboratories to advance Vietnam's minituber potato production for certified seed potato production.

Thus, beginning with one kilogram of seed of TN-I, Chalam built up a huge stock of certified seed for one million acres (4,000 km2) which, even though considered as an impossible venture at one time, had become a practical achievement.

He served as a member of the provincial Agricultural Advisory Board, the B.C. Coast Vegetable Marketing Board, the B.C. Certified Seed Potatoes Growers Association and the provincial Federation of Agriculture.

Under European Union (EU) and UK seed legislation, if you want to market certified seed of agricultural and vegetable species covered by the legislation, you can only do so if the species/variety is on a national list and has been officially certified, and you are registered to market such seed.