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North Dakota State Seed Department CERTIFICATE OF 2025

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The document is a Certificate of Transfer issued by the North Dakota State Seed Department, detailing the transfer of seed pending certification between a producer/seller and a conditioner/purchaser. It includes sections for both parties' information, seed details, seller's declaration of compliance with certification requirements, and limitations on eligibility for certification. The document also states that the North Dakota State Seed Department does not guarantee the seed and outlines responsibilities regarding varietal identity and purity.

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How do I get seed certified?

Seed certification requires planting eligible seed stocks, field inspection of the growing crop, proper conditioning or cleaning, representative sampling, thorough laboratory analysis, and proper labeling. Certification involves the inspection of the crop in the field as well as samples of the harvested seed.

What is the meaning of seed certified?

Certified seed : The progeny of foundation seed produced by registered seed growers under supervision of seed certification agencies to maintain the seed quality as per minimum seed certification standards. A blue colour certificate is issued by seed certification agency for this category of seed.

How do I become a certified seed analyst?

Certified Seed Analyst Purity (CSA-P) The current qualifications include a minimum of two years of work experience, and accumulation of 100 points from workshops, college courses, and work experience. The Purity exam includes the written purity exam, seed separations, and seed identification practical exams.

Do you need a license to sell seeds in us?

Seed licenses are mandatory for any business selling seeds in the US. Issued and regulated at a state level, the objective is to ensure seeds are properly labeled and satisfy quality standards. Managing these requirements is hard because each state has its own requirements surrounding data and labeling.

What is the difference between registered and certified seeds?

Registered seed - the progeny of Foundation seed handled to maintain satisfactory genetic purity and identity. Certified seed - the progeny of Breeder, Foundation or Registered seed handled to maintain satisfactory genetic purity and identity.

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