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Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om ændring af bekendtgørelse om markfrø Omtryk

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Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Appendix 3

Publication of the amendment of the seed seed notice 1)

§ 1

Notice no. 723 of 22. June 2007 on maroseed shall be amended as follows :

1. I the footnote of the title of the notice ; ' as last amended by Commission Directive 2004/55 the EC of 21. April 2004 (OJ L 114, s.18) 'to :', as last amended by Commission Directive 2007 /72/EC of 13. December 2007 (EUT 2007, L 329, p. 37) '

2. Emission of notice ITREAS :

" In accordance with section 1, section 3, paragraph 3. Paragraph 4 (1) and section 4 (4), 2, in the legislation on seeds, potatoes and plants, cf. Law Order no. 261 of 26. April 1999, as amended by Section 3 of Act 3. 279 of 25. April 2001 on the amendment of the law on food, section 4 of the Act of Law No 404 of 1. In June 2005 on the amendment of various provisions relating to the delegation to other governmental authorities, etc., on behalf of the Ministry of Food and Consumer Affairs and section 2 of the Danish Ministry of Consumer Protection and Article 2 of the Law No 2. 110 of 26. February 2008 amending the Act on Change Food Law, with more laws and sections 1-2 and § 13 (3)). 3, in the Act of harmful organisms, cf. Law Order no. 760 of 29. June 2006, as well as the authorisation of : "

3. Section 2 (2). 1, ITREAS :

" § 2. A plant that produces and outweighs seeds here in the country for sowing or leading seed into the country for the purpose of sale must be registered in the Plant Directorate. `

4. § 17, paragraph 1. 1 and 2, ITREAS :

" § 17. A lot of basic seed or basic seed must be sold up to the end of the season (1 July-30. In June, following the season in which the batch is tested for the first time in order to examine whether the norm for the spireability of Annex 5 has been complied with.

Paragraph 2. A batch of certified seed must be sold for one year after the date on which the batch is samplied for the first time in order to examine whether the norm for the spices of Annex 5 has been complied with. ` ;

5. Section 23, paragraph 1. 3, ITREAS :

" Stop. 3 The seagre must be sold until the 30s. September after the end of the season (1 July-30. June) following the season where the batch is sealed. The period of validity may be extended, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 3. "

6. I section 24 (2). 3, the words ' or raps ` shall be deleted and ' § 9 ' shall be replaced by ' § 8 10 ' ;

7. I § 24 inserted after paragraph 1. 3 as new paragraph :

" Stop. 4 In the case of a batch of certified raps, a new examination of whether the party still complies with the norm for the spices of Annex 5, Part I, Section A, Table 2, Part A, point A, no. 3. Exemption from here are lots where the pointweight before courtship is at least 5%. higher than the norm for spireable power. For these lots, a test shall be taken to examine whether the batch still complies with the norm for the spireability of Annex 5. ~ § 8-10 and section 14 (4)) Two shall apply mutatis mutis. `

Paragraph 4 shall then be referred to in paragraph 1. 5.

8. I section 24 (2). 5, the ' paragraph shall be amended 3 ' shall be replaced by : 3 and 4. "

9. I § 25, paragraph. 3, is inserted after 1. in the light of the ' seals which are not for commercial use, must not, however, be foretold by plant passports. ` ;

10. Appendix 2 the text of Annex 1 shall be replaced by this notice.

11. Appendix 3 the text of Annex 2 to this notice.

12. Appendix 5 the text of Annex 3 to this notice.

§ 2

The announcement shall enter into force 31. December 2008.

The Directorate, the 9th. December 2008 Ole P. Kristensen / Dorthe Nielsen

Appendix 1

Arts covered by the notice

Seeds of all species shall be sold as the basic seed, basic seed and certified seed 1. generation.

For species where seeds may be sold as certified seed 2. Generation, stated : "(C2)".

In the case of species where seeds may be sold as a commercial seed, the said (H) ` shall be indicated.

Scientific names are indicated in italic.

I. Foderplants
1.
Grasses
Agrostis canina "L."
The Dogs.
Agrostis gigantea Roth
Stopped the hefs
Agrostis stolonifera "L."
Krybhvene
Agrostis capillaris "L."
Alm.
Amisecurus pratensis "L."
Enpaved tail
Arrhenatherum elatius (L.) P Beauv. ex J. Presl & C. Presl.
Alm. Draphaves
Bromus catharticus Vahl
American Heyre
Bromus sitchensis Step.
Alaskaheyre
Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers.
Bermudagi
(H)
Dactylis glomerata "L."
Alm, dog grass.
Festuca arundinacea Schreb.
Strandfluctuel
Festuca ovina "L."
Fåresingel
Festuca lemanii T. Bastard
Stivula fluctuel
Festuca pratensis Skin.
A wingwal.
Festuca rubra "L."
Red ovarian
X Festulolium
Rajfluctuel (Hybrides that come from a cross-wing of a Festuca nature and one Lolium species)
Lolium multiflorum Lamb.
Italian Rajgrass
Lolium perenne "L."
Alm. Rajgrass
Lolium x boucheanum Kunth
Hybridraygrass
Phleum bertolonii DC.
Knockdrottetail
Phleum pratense "L."
Timoté
Poa annua "L."
Year-year Raptor
(H)
Poa nemoralis "L."
Lundrap grass
Poa palustris "L."
Stopped pilfery grass
Poa pratensis "L."
Engrapgrass
Poa trivialis "L."
Alm. Rap-grass
Trisetum flavescens (L.) P. Beauv.
Alm. gold oats
2.
Duckling plants
Galega orientalis Lamb
Blue barwaig
Hedysarum coronarium "L."
Red hangons
(H)
Lotus corniculatus "L."
Alm. Bitch-a-duck.
Lupinus albus "L."
White lupin
(C2)
Lupinus angustifolius "L."
Smalleaf lupin
(C2)
Lupinus luteus "L."
Yellow lupin
(C2)
Medicago lupulina "L."
Humvenail belts.
Medicago sativa "L."
Lucerne
Medicago sativa L . Nothead subsp. Varia ( Martyn) Arcang.
Sandlucerne
Onobrychis viciifolia Scop.
Fosesparsette
(H)
Pisum sativum I convar. speciosum, (Dierb.) Alef.
Marlovly
(C2)
Trifolium alexandrinum "L."
Aleksandrinerclover
Trifolium hybridum "L."
Alsikeclover
Trifolium incarnatum "L."
Blood clover
Trifolium pratense "L."
Red clover
Trifolium repens "L."
White clover
Trifolium resupinatum "L."
Reverse clover
Trigonella foenum graecum "L."
Elm. bugle horn.
(H)
Vicia faba "L."
Hestebean
(C2)
Vicia pannonica Crantz
Hungarian Viking
(H)
Vicia sativa "L."
Fodervikke
Vicia villosa Roth
Sandwicks
3.
Other species
Brassica napus I was. napobrassica (L.) Rchb.
Turnip.
Brassica oleracea I was. medullosa Thell.
Photo marrow cabbage
Phacelia tanacetifolia Benth.
Alm. Honeyherb
Raphanus sativus I was. oleiformis Pers.
Feeding horrors, oils and oils
II.
Bederoe
Beta vulgaris I was. rapacea W.D.J. Koch
Foderpray
Beta vulgaris I was. altissima Döll .
Sugar beet
III.
Oil and fibre plants
Brassica juncea (L.) Czern.
Sareptamunep
Brassica napus "L."
Raps
Brassica nigra (L.) W.D.J. Koch
Black mustard
(H)
Brassica rapa L. .. subsp. oleifera (DC) Metzg.
Rybs
Carum carvi "L."
Comm
Cannabis sativa "L."
Hamp, of approved varieties, with a concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol of not more than 0,2%. 1
(C2)
Linum usitatissimum "L."
Spindsories and oil flax, shapes of alm. flax
(C2)
Papaver somniferum "L."
Opiumvalmue
Sinapis alba "L."
Gul munep
1) Jf. Notice of euphoria substances

Appendix 2

Avlsstandards

I. Forfruit
1. field of grazing gras;
The area shall be free of specified species or varieties for at least the number of whole calendar year specified.
Spaces for breeding
Pre-Base / Base seed
Certified seeds
a)
Between frog breeding of different species of hhv.
i)
for grazing
5 years
3 Years
(ii)
in the field of grass-guminy plants
5 years
3 Years
b)
Between seed breeding of different varieties of the same kind
i)
for grazing
5 years
3 Years
(ii)
in the field of grass-guminy plants
7 years
3 Years
The time ranges led under (a) may be reduced by the authorisation of the plant directorate if the previously cultivated nature does not present any risk to undesirable pollination and the seed of the species may be depired, or a safe separation may take place at the same time ; the seed analysis in the laboratory. Authorisation shall be granted unless there is a breeding of raygrass in relation to the previous breed of rajgrass.
For greener with grazing grazing plants, where the field has not been hit no later than 15. In May, the sheepmeat requirements of subparagraph (a) will be used.
2. Other species of fodder than grasine plants and seeds of oil and fibre plants
The area shall be free of specified species or varieties for at least the number of whole calendar year specified.
a)
Between breeding of different varieties of marpeas, horse bean, white lupin, lupin, lupin, yellow lupin and opium popmue
2 years
b)
In between the turnip of turnips or turnips and
i)
ex-breed of raps and rybs,
16 years
(ii)
previous breeding of other related species ;
8 years
c)
Between seeds of different species of crusade feed and petroleum and petroleum plants, as well as between haveceal, radise and ghag;
8 years
d)
Between the seeds of different varieties of the same species, cabbage turnips, turnips, fodder cabbage, radii and ghag;
8 years
(e)
Between seed breeding of different varieties of the same species of raps, rybs and mustard
6 years
(f)
Between the seed breeding of varieties of raps or grubs by a different content of erucaic acid and / or glucosinolates,
8 years
g)
Between frog breeding of different varieties of blue-barlebards, alm. Look, welcome, alm. Honeyherb and hemp,
3 Years
3. Bederoe
The area shall be free of specified species or varieties for at least the number of whole calendar year specified.
a)
In relation to the former seed breeding of bederoe
8 years
b)
In relation to the previous breeding of beeoe for fodder or factory use
4 years
II. Minimum Conditions
1. Grasfield Plants
a)
In the case of foreign fertilised species, there must be the following minimum distances between seed fields and other pollen sources :
Spaces for breeding
Pre-Base / Base seed
Certified seeds 1)
Mark over 2 ha
200 m
50 m
Mark below 2 ha
200 m
100 m
Other pollen sources are understood :
i)
Other seed fields with other black-for the rajpainters and red osciles, however, only for varieties with the same ploidi.
(ii)
Other seedlings of related species which can be crossed, for example species of rajgrass with the same ploidi.
(iii)
Marker and cultivated areas with unknown varieties of the species coming into cauliflower.
1) In the case of OECD certification, the mark must be made on the label that the seed must not be used for further action, with the less than 100 metres at least 200 m respectively ;
b)
The minimum number of distances listed may be reduced by the authorisation of the Directorate-General if there is adequate protection against unwanted foreign pollination.
c)
In the case of varieties of rajnapares and red fluctuating with different ploides and for self-polarating and apogame species, a distance of at least 1 m between different species and varieties shall be a distance of at least 1 m.
2. Bolder plants, oil and fibre plants
a)
In order to avoid feed and oil plants of the Brassica line with other Brassica species, the distance to seed fields with other Brassica species shall be at least 200 m for the breeding of pre-seed seed and basic seed and 100 m for breeding of certified seed. However, in the case of hybrid hybrid or hybrid hybrid, the requirement is 500 m and 300 m respectively.
b)
In order to avoid cross-pollination between different varieties of the same kind, the following distances must be complied with at least :
Art
Spaces for breeding
Pre-Base / Base seed
Certified seeds
Raps (other than hybrids)
200 m
100 m
Rybs (other than hybrids)
500 m
200 m
Hybrids of raps and rybs
500 m
300 m
Black mustard
500 m
200 m
Medicare sorter Brassica- species
800 m
500 m
Gul munep
500 m
200 m
Oliercidike
500 m
200 m
Opiumvalmue
400 m
200 m
Comm
400 m
200 m
Hestebean
400 m
200 m
Alm. Honeyherb
400 m
200 m
Blue barwaig
200 m
100 m
White lupin
200 m
100 m
Smalleaf lupin
200 m
100 m
Yellow lupin
200 m
100 m
Hamp, enbo
5,000 m
1,000 m
Hamp, other than one-estate
400 m
200 m
c)
The stated distances may be reduced by the authority of the Directorate-General if there is adequate protection against unwanted xenophobe.
d)
For self-fertilised species, such as marfonts and alm. listen, between different varieties must be a distance of at least 1 m.
(e)
For white lupins, the lupin leaf and yellow lupin are the distance 50 m for areas for the breeding of certified seed, in the case of the breeding of the 2nd Generation, and the field is greater than 2,0 hectares.
3. Bederoe
In order to avoid the cross-species of different varieties of the same species or cross-species with other variants, the following distances must be complied with at least :
Spaces for breeding
Minimum distance
Basic seed
Certified seeds
1)
to seeds of the second black sugar beet,
1,000 m
800 m
2)
to the seed fields of other beedewes,
1,000 m
1,000 m
3)
to seeds of beet or flourishing crops,
1,200 m
1,200 m
The conditions specified shall also apply in relation to the run-ins in 1. years of parcels that bloom at the same time as the seed growl, and to flourishing plants of beaches.
III. Occurrence of the second species, or plants of the species in question which are not to be definitively varied from a variety.
1. Grasfield Plants
Spaces for breeding
Basic seed
Certified seeds
The maximum possible presence of plants of the species in which the unmistaks are finally not black-used in :
a)
species other than engrapgrass
Highly 1 Plant
per 30 m 2
Highly 1 Plant
per 10 m 2
b)
engrapgrass,
-
monolone sorter
Highly 1 Plant
per 20 m 2
Loud 6 plants
per 10 m 2
-
multi-cloned varieties
Highly 1 Plant
per 20 m 2
No more than 4 plants
per 10 m 2
Maximum number of other species of rajgrass and rajog in rajgrass and rajfluctuel,
Highly 1 Plant
per 50 m 2
Highly 1 Plant
per 10 m 2
2. other species other than grazing plants, but not hybrid drafts,
Highest Qty Per 10 m 2
Pre-Base / Base seed breeding
Cats of certified seed
C1
C2
Maximum permissible presence of plants, of
the species concerned, which are unmistaking-
are not varied in :
-
Marlowe, horse bean, turnip turnips and feed marrow cabbage
1
3
5
-
oil and fibre flax
5
20
25
-
spring and winter raps (oil), (other than hybrid), sareptamunep, alm. Honeyherb, black mustard, welcome, hemp, blue barf, and species of lupin
1 per per 30 m 2
1
1 1)
-
feed raps, grub and yellow mustard,
1
3
-
opium poppmue
2
5
1) Only for hemp and lupins
3. Hybridraps
a)
Maximum allowable presence of plants of
the species concerned, which shall be permanently dismashed ;
are not varieed by :
i)
Basic seed breeding
Indared line
0,1%
(1 plant per plant. 30 m²)
Hybrid :
Hanlig component
0,1%
(1 plant per plant. 30 m²)
Hunlig component (pollenge il)
0.2%
(2 plants per 30 m²)
(ii)
Cats of certified seed
Hanlig component
0.3%
(2 plants per 10 m²)
Hunlig component (pollenge il)
1.0%
(3 plants per 10 m²)
b)
The pollen sterilisation must be at least 99% of the breeding of basic seed and at least 98% in the breeding of certified seed. The assessment of this must be done by examining flowers for the absence of fertile dust dragons.
c)
In the case of the breeding of hybrids, the female line and inbred lines shall be carefully inspected three times as the first is carried out before the flowering stage, the second at the beginning of the flowering stage and the third at the end of the flowering stage. The line must be inspected only once.
The company must submit a report to the Directorate-General for each inspection.
LV. Occurrence of air traffic
In the final inspection, there must be no air-traffic area in the area.

Appendix 3

Quality standards

I. Foderplants
A. Certified seeds
1)
The seed shall be sufficiently black-seed and varieatant. The species cleanliness of the following species shall be at least (per-per-up) :
a)
Grapgrass, single-cloned sorter :
98
b)
Marfonts and horse bean :
Certified seed 1. generation :
99
Certified seed 2. generation :
98
c)
Turnip turnip and feed marrow cabbage :
99
The minimum requirements for the purity of purity shall be checked principally at the field of arc inspection.
2)
Diseases and harmful organisms limiting the usage value of the seed must be used only in the minimum possible range.
For seeds of lucerne,
a)
i)
not in the area of cultivation must be observed in the signs of : Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kühn) Filipyev (robes matodine) since the last, ceased growth period, and the disease must not be demonstrated by laboratory tests, or
(ii)
disinfection must have taken place before the seed is sold,
b)
i)
the seed must be of origin in areas known to be free of C, lavibacter michiganensis ssp. insidiosus Davis et al.
c)
i)
Clavibacter michiganensis ssp. insidiosus Davis et al. may not be known to be on the farm or in its immediate vicinity since the beginning of the previous period of time, and that :
1)
the crop must belong to a variety recognised as highly resistant to the harmful organism, or
2)
the crop at harvest has not yet been found in its fourth, final growth period since then, and that there was no more than one seed harvest of the crop ; or
3)
the content of waste, as determined in accordance with applicable analysis rules, shall not exceed 0,1% by weight,
(ii)
there must be no observed symptoms of the harmful organism at the place of cultivation or any crop of lucerne adjacents, during the last period, completed growth period or the last two periods of growth, and
(iii)
the crop must be cultivated on soil where there has been no crop of lucerne in the last three years prior to its attrition.
3)
For seeds of Helianthus annuus L. (sunflower) is to
a)
The seed shall be of origin in areas known to be free from the pests, Plasmopara halstedii (Farlow) Berl. a Toni, or
b)
The seed must have undergone appropriate treatment against the harmful organism, unless the seed is grown on varieties resistant to all the peers of the pest in the cultivation region.
4)
The seed shall comply with the standards set out in Tables 1 and 2 for spiders, purity, seeds and other plant species and containing hard seeds, and the minimum quantity of plant species, and the minimum quantity of plant species.
Table 1. Certified seeds of grazing
Arts
Smallest spire-
ability
(list percentage)
Minimum purity
Maximum content of seeds of other plant species (weight percentage)
Number of tailor, other than beet knee and beach-peering
Minimum weight quantity for the spokesman-ovation of seeds of
other plant,
Species, grams
Total
A single species
Smart. Smart.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Stopped the hefs
80
90
2,0
1.0
0.3
2
5
Other heds-species
75
90
2,0
1.0
0.3
2
5
Enpaved tail
70
75
2,5
1.0
0.3
5
30
Alm draphavre
75
90
3.0
1.0
0,5
5
80
American Heyre
75
97
1.5
1.0
0,5
10
200
Alaskaheyre
75
97
1.5
1.0
0,5
10
200
Bermudagi
70
90
2,0
1.0
0,5
2
5
Alm, dog grass.
80
90
1.5
1.0
0.3
5
30
Strandfluctuel
80
95
1.5
1.0
0,5
5
50
Fåresingel
75
85
2,0
1.0
0,5
5
30
Stivula fluctuel
75
85
2,0
1.0
0,5
5
30
A wingwal.
80
95
1.5
1.0
0,5
5
50
Red ovarian
75
90
1.5
1.0
0,5
5
30
Rajfluctuel
75
96
1.5
1.0
0,5
5
60
Italian Rajgrass
75
96
1.5
1.0
0.5
5
60
Alm. Rajgrass
80
96
1.5
1.0
0.5
5
60
Hybridraygrass
75
96
1.5
1.0
0.5
5
60
Knockdrottetail
80
96
1.5
1.0
0.3
5
10
Timoté
80
96
1.5
1.0
0.3
5
10
Year-year Raptor
75
85
2.0
1.0
0.3
5
10
Rape grass, other species
75
85
2.0
1.0
0.3
2
5
Alm. gold oats
70
75
3.0
1.0
0.3
2
5
Notes to Table 1
1)
All fresh unspired seeds are included in the spireability.
2)
For a durass, a percentage of 0.8% by weight of the seed of other duragrasses shall not be considered to be an impurity and shall not be included in the calculation of the largest content of the seeds of other plant species in columns 4 and 5.
3)
The one in column 5 for alm. Draphaves, engraved tail, alm. The percentage of gold oats declared for a single species does not include seed of rapeseed grass.
4)
The weight percentage of the seeds of acorrowtail shall not exceed 0.3.
5)
No aeroplanes must be found in the weight quantity specified in column 8. In the case of engraved tail, American cheers, alaskayre, an aggregate content of not more than 2 of the same weight shall not be regarded as an unclean unit if a new sample of the same weight is completely free from the seeds of air seats.
6)
No silk may be found in the weight quantity given in column 8. However, 1 seeds of silks in the prescribed test shall not be considered as an unclean unit if a new sample of the same size exists. Examination for silks in other species other than timoté shall be carried out only if there is doubt that the conditions are complied with.
7)
Other species other than bucktail oils and timoté shall be checked only for tailor, if there is doubt that the norm in Table 1 column 7 is met.
Table 2. Certified seeds of leguminous plants and other species.
Arts
Smallest spire-
ability
(list percentage)
Maximum content of hard seeds (antalent percentage) that may be included in the spire ability
Minimum purity (weight percentage)
Maximum content of seeds of other plant species (weight percentage)
Number of tailor, other than beet knee and beach-peering
Minimum quantity of the spokessped weight
disgust
seeds of
other plant,
species,
gram
Total
A single species
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1) Plant plants :
Blue barwaig
60
40
97
2,0
1.5
10
200
Red hangons
75
30
95
2,5
1.0
5
120 1)
Alm. Bitch-a-duck.
75
40
95
1.8
1.0
10
30
Smalleaf lupin
75
20
98
0,5
0.3
5
1.000
Lupin, other species
80
20
98
0,5
0.3
5
1.000
Humvenail belts.
80
20
97
1.5
1.0
10
50
Lucerne
80
40
97
1.5
1.0
10
50
Sandlucerne
80
40
97
1.5
1.0
10
50
Fosesparsette
75
20
95
2,5
1.0
5
400 2)
Marlovly
80
-
98
0,5
0.3
5
1.000
Aleksandrinerclover
80
20
97
1.5
1.0
10
60
Alsikeclover
80
20
97
1.5
1.0
10
20
Blood clover
75
20
97
1.5
1.0
10
80
Red clover
80
20
97
1.5
1.0
10
50
White clover
80
40
97
1.5
1.0
10
20
Reverse clover
80
20
97
1.5
1.0
10
20
Elm. bugle horn.
80
-
95
1.0
0,5
5
450
Hestebean
80
5
98
0,5
0.3
5
1.000
Vnon Species
85
20
98
1.0
0,5
5
1.000
2) Other species :
Turnip.
80
-
98
1.0
0,5
5
100
Photo marrow cabbage
75
-
98
1.0
0,5
10
100
Alm. Honeyherb
80
-
96
1.0
0,5
-
40
Oliercidike
80
-
97
1.0
0,5
5
300
1) Fruit 600 grams
2) Fruit 300 grams
Notes to Table 2
8)
All fresh inspired seeds are included in the spire capacity
9)
Rough seed shall be taken into account in the spire capacity until the maximum content of the species specified in column 3.
10)
For alm. baselingon and 1% by weight of red claws shall not be regarded as an impurity and shall not be included in the inventory of the largest content of the seeds of other plant species in columns 5 and 6.
11)
Up to 0,5% by weight of other species of lupin in lupins of pea in marshall, of large-seed varieties of the large-seed species and small-seed varieties in small-seed varieties shall not be regarded as an impurity and shall not be considered by the total of seed of seed ; other plant species in columns 5 and 6.
12)
The weight percentage of the seeds of stone lifts in leguminous plants shall not exceed 0,3.
13)
The weight percentage of seeds of kiddike and acorn mustard must not exceed 0,3 in Brassica and horror species.
14)
No aeroplanes must be found in the weight quantity specified in column 8. Examination for flying oats in lots of lupins and wicks, however, no horse bean, does not need to be carried out unless there is doubt that the conditions have been met.
15)
No silk may be found in the weight quantity given in column 8. However, 1 seeds of silks in the prescribed test of blue barf, cockerlions and Brassica species shall not be regarded as an unclean unit if a new sample of the same size is given free of silk. For alm. lucerne and clover, lucerne and clover shall be deemed to have the presence of 1 seeds of silke in the weight of the column indicated in column 8 if a new sample of 2 x the quantity in column 8 is found to be free. Testing for silks in lots of lupins, marfonts, alm. Crow horns, horse bean, Brassica-species and atrodike do not need to be made unless there is doubt that the standards set out in column 8 are complied with.
16)
Examination for peeyard, other than beet knee and seashells shall be carried out in the weight quantity indicated in column 8. For lupins, forage, blue-waisted, non-barbed, non-species and marlovously, the investigation does not need to be carried out unless there is doubt that standards in column 7 are met.
Additional standards for lupin :
17)
The percentage (in the number) of the seeds of the second colour shall not exceed 2 in bitterlupins and 1 in the other lupins.
18)
The percentage (in the number) of the seeds of bitterlupin in seeds of other lupine varieties shall not exceed 2,5.
B. Pre-Base seeds and seed seed
1)
The standards and observations listed under A. Certified seeds shall be subject to the same requirements as for pre-basic seed and seed seed.
2)
Notice no. However, the provisions of 2, 3, 4, 6, 10, 11 and 15 shall not apply to basic seed.
3)
The following stricter conditions apply :
a)
For the following species, the purity purity shall be at least 99.7% : engrapgrass, (one cloned variety), marlovly, kale turnip, fodder cabbage and horse bean.
b)
The testing for seeds of other plant species shall be carried out in a quantity of weight corresponding to the one in Tables 1 and 2, column 8,
c)
The weight percentage of seeds of other plant species shall not exceed 0,3. For American cheers and alaskachejre, however 0.4. Extreme more than 20 seeds shall be of a single species in the weight quantity given in Tables 1 and 2, column 8, cf. However, points (d and e).
d)
In addition, in the rape grass an examination of 500 seeds of a grassgrass species shall be no more than 1 seeds of other rape grasses.
(e)
In a pasture, alm. Draphaves, Bermuda, alm. Raw grass, ovarian and rajgrass species shall be deemed to be 80 seeds of rape grass not as an impurity.
(f)
In gold oats, 20 seed of durass is not considered an impurity.
g)
The maximum permissible number of seeds of peppe, alm. Smart and Achieved tail is :
Arts
Scare ground, other than beet knee and beach peel
Smart. Smart.
Agerrowtail
1
2
3
4
1) Grasses :
The seas
1
1
1
Enpaved tail
2
5
5
Alm. Draphaves
2
5
5
American Heyre
5
5
5
Alaskaheyre
5
5
5
Bermudagi
1
1
1
Alm, dog grass.
2
5
5
Swine species
2
5
5
Rajfluctuel
2
5
5
Rajgrass species
2
5
5
Knockdrottetail
2
5
5
Timoté
2
1
1
Raw species
1
1
1
Alm. gold oats
1
1
1
2) Boiling plants :
Blue barwaig
2
Red hangons
2
Alm. Bitch-a-duck.
3
Lupin species
2
Humvenail belts.
5
Lucerne species
3
Fosesparsette
2
Marlovly
2
Aleksandrines-, Alsike, Blood-and Reverse clover
3
White clover and red clover
5
Elm. bugle horn.
2
Hestebean
2
Viking species
2
3) Other species :
Turnip.
2
Photo marrow cabbage
3
Alm Honeyherb
-
Oliercidike
2
(h)
The herbivores shall be free from the seeds of stone lions. However, 1 seeds in the test sample of red males shall be considered to be the alm. baselingon, loblesnail belts, lucerne and clover species, cf. Table 2, not as an impurity where a new sample of 2 x the required quantity is free from the stone of the stone. The study may be omitted in lupin, forage, of the fodder, peat, alm. Crow horn, horse bean and the lollipop
i)
Lupin : The percentage percentage of bitterlupin in other lupine varieties shall not exceed 1.
j)
Danish norm : there may not be a seed of gold bullion in the weight limit laid down in Tables 1 and 2, column 8.
C. Handelsseeds
1)
The conditions set out in the case of certified seed shall apply to commercial seed, other than those relating to. variety densities and content of the other variety.
2)
However, the following lemmer conditions apply :
a)
The maximum weight percentage content of seeds of other plant species, as well as in the light of a single species, cf. Table 1, columns 4 and 5 and Table 2, columns 5 and 6, are raised by 1 percent.
b)
In the case of a year old rapeseed grass a percentage of 10 of the seeds of other rap-grass species shall not be regarded as impurity.
c)
In the case of a non-species, a percentage by weight of 6 of the seeds of Hungarian vices, forage, soothsac and related cultural species shall not be regarded as an impurity.
d)
In Hungarian we are at least a purification rate of 97%.
(e)
For male lions, 1% by weight of the seeds of stone shall not be regarded as an impurity.
II. Bederoe
1)
The seed shall be sufficiently black-seed and varieatant.
2)
Diseases that limit the usage value of the seed must be used only in the minimum possible range.
3)
The seed shall comply with the following standards for purity, the content of other plant species, spicy and water content :
Seeds
Minimum purity (weight percentage) 1) 2)
Less spiability (hire percentage)
Maximum water content (weight percentage)
1
2
3
4
Sugar beet :
Genetically monogermt seed
97
80
15
Technical monogermt seeds (precision seed)
97
75
15
Flerkimet seed of varieties in which diploids exceed 85
97
73
15
Other seeds
97
68
15
Foderpray :
Genetic monogermt seeds, technical monogermt seeds (precision seeds) and the plural seed of varieties in which diploids exceed 85
97
73
15
Other seeds
97
68
15
1) The weight percentage of seeds of other plant species shall not exceed 0,3. This does not include any granulated pesticides, pillering agents or other solid additives.
2) Danish standard for basic seed and basic seed : in the weight percentage of seeds of other plant species shall not be the seed of gold bullion.
Further standards :
1)
Monogermt seeds :
At least 90%. of the impaled foam keys may only develop one chimplant. Number of piper developers who are developing 3 or more implants shall not exceed 5%. Calculated by the impaled foam rules.
2)
Pre-cision seed :
a)
Sugar beet.
At least 70%. of the impaled foam keys may only develop one chimplant. The number of piper develops of 3 or more cubs shall not exceed 5%. Calculated by the impaled foam rules.
b)
Foderpray.
In the case of varieties whose percentage of diploids exceeds 85, at least 58%. of the impaled foam rules only develop one breast implants. For all other seed, at least 63%. of the impaled foam rules only develop one breast implants. The number of piper develops of 3 or more cubs shall not exceed 5%. Calculated by the impaled foam rules.
3)
Monogermt seeds and precision seeds
a)
In the case of basic seed, the percentage by weight of waste must not exceed 1,0. For certified seed, it shall not exceed 0,5.
b)
In the case of peed seeds, the analysis must be carried out on an official sample of the seed prepared for the pillage, i.e. of the processed seed that has undergone a partial balding (friction or grinding), but not yet.
4)
For the seed of bederoe, if plant passport is desired, it shall :
a)
The party must come from a crop grown in an area where a necrotic yellow vein virus (rizomania) is not known to occur, or
b)
The weight percentage of waste in the batch may not exceed 0,5.
Where the conditions of point (b) are not met, the seed shall be delivered directly to working in an establishment with officially approved, controlled disposal of waste and processed by the percentage by weight of waste not exceeding 0,5 and the waste must be disposed of ; so a spread of rizomania is prevented.
III. Oil and fibre plants
A. Pre-basic seeds, basic seed and certified seed
1)
Black purity.
The seed shall be sufficiently black-seed and varieatant.
The variety of species for the following species shall be at least :
Nature and category
Minimum variety purity (pct)
1
2
varieties of raps and rybs, however, not hybrids and varieties only for animal feed :
-basic seed,
99.9
-certified seed
99.7
Colts of raps and rybs, only for forage use, but not hybrids, and yellow mustard :
-basic seed,
99.7
-certified seed
99.0
Hybrides in which the male sterilization is used :
-basic seed, female component
99.0
-basic seed, male component ;
99.9
-certified seed
90.0
Listen (spix, oil flax) :
-basic seed,
99.7
-Certified seeds, 1. generation
98.0
-Certified seeds, 2. generation
97.5
Opiumvalmue :
-basic seed,
99.0
-certified seed
98.0
The minimum requirements for black purity shall be checked with the main body of the field in the field of agricultural supervision.
2)
Diseases and vermin limiting the usage value of the seed shall appear in at least one possible degree.
3)
In any case, the seed shall comply with the following standards of spiability, purity, and content of the seeds of other plant species and the minimum quantity of weight to be determined by the seed of seed of other plant species :
Nature and category
Minimum astupability (antal-percent)
Minimum purity (weight percentage)
Highest number of seeds of other plant species
Minimum weight quantity for the number of plant varieties of the anus, of the seeds of other plant species, grams
Total Plant Species
Scared out over redknees.
Pre-basic seeds and seed seed
Certifice-quite seed
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sareptamunep
85
98
-
2
5
40
Raps
85
98
-
2
5
100
Black mustard
85
98
-
2
5
40
Rips
85
98
-
2
5
70
Comm
70
97
25
-
-
80
Hamp
75
98
30
-
-
600
Spindsories
92
99
15
-
-
150
Oil flax
85
99
15
-
-
150
Opiumvalmue
80
98
25
-
-
10
Gul munep
85
98
-
2
5
200
Comments on the standards of oil and fibre plants
1)
The weight percentage content of the seeds of other plant species in raps, ryes, sareptosennep, black mustard and yellow mustard must not exceed 0,3.
2)
The standards set out in the columns 4, 5 and 6 of the columns shall apply to an examination in a quantity of weight corresponding to the one in column 7, cf. no. THREE TO TEN.
3)
The maximum content of the seed laid down in column 4 shall also include the seeds of the species covered by No 2. 4-10.
4)
In the case of arrival, hemp and opium poppy, the determination of the number of other plant species shall not be performed unless there is any doubt as to whether or not the norm in column 4 is met.
5)
No seed of air oats in the quantity given in column 7 cannot be found in the weight quantity shown in column 7.
6)
No silk may be found in the weight quantity given in column 7. However, research does not need to be carried out unless there is any doubt as to whether this condition has been met. However, 1 seed of silks in the prescribed test for raps is considered to be a welcome, alm, of the test for raps. flax and opium popmue not as an impurity where a new sample of the same size exists free.
7)
For raps, welcome, alm. Look, opium poppy and yellow mustard must, in the quantity of weight of the column in the column 7, be 10 seeds of kiddike.
8)
For coming and alm. The maximum weight limit laid down in the column 7 shall be no more than 3 and 4 of the partrial hag, respectively.
9)
For alm. The maximum weight limit in column 7 must be located at the most of the two seed of the linseed grass.
10)
Seeds of hemp must be free from the galleys of gychorus. However, 1 seeds in a sample of 100 g shall not be regarded as an impurity if a new sample of 200 g is found.
11)
Danish standard for basic seed and basic seed : no seed of barren shall be found in the weight quantity specified in column 7.
Income of diseases and pests who reduce the value of the seed :
1)
For alm. flax and hemp may be the percentage of the number of seeds infected with gray mold (Botrytis spp.) must not exceed 5.
2)
For alm. Look, the percentage of the number of seed infected with other diseases other than gray mold, in particular with Ascochyta lincola (root fires), Colletotrichum lini (visnesickness), Fusarium spec (muskimmel) and Alternaria spp. not exceed 5 total. In spindrox, the percentage of seed infected with the root fire must not exceed 1.
3)
In the case of rye and yellow mustard, the number of shrubs or fragments of the bushness of the large bone pelvis shall not exceed 5, and for raps and Helianthus annuus L. (sunflower), not 10 in the quantity of weight shown in column 7. The study should not be carried out unless there is doubt that the condition has been complied with.
B. Handelsseeds
The conditions set out for the basic seed, basic seed and certified seed shall apply to commercial seed, with the exception of the conditionality conditions for black-satibility and the other variety, cf. No, no. 1
Official notes

1) Whereas the announcement contains provisions implementing Commission Directive 2007 /72/EC amending Council Directive 66 /401/EEC in respect of the inclusion of the species, Galega orientalis Lam (EUT 2007, L 329, p. THIRTY-SEVEN.

Retryksnote
  • 19-12-2008 :
  • Publication no. 1184 of 9. In December 2008, the publication of the seed seed notice has been reprinted because of errors :

    1) The EU noten was not included. This has now been added.

    In Amendment 2, section 2 of the Act of Amendment No 2 was referred to. A hundred of 26. February 2008 amending legislation on the Change of Food Act with more laws. This is set to section 2 of the Law No 110 of 26. February 2008 amending legislation on the Change of Food Act with more laws.