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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 2. Agriculture
Title 2. Agriculture
Agency 10. State Certified Seed Board
11/21/2024

Chapter 10.
Rules and Regulations Providing for the Certification of Seeds and Other Materials Used for Plant Propagation Purposes
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  • Part II.
    Certification Standards for Specific Crops
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    • Section 90
    Applicability of certification standards
    Section 100
    Corn certification standards; hybrids, foundation single crosses and inbred lines
    Section 110
    Cowpea certification standards
    Section 120
    Grass seed certification (tall fescue and orchard grass)
    Section 130
    Peanut certification standards
    Section 140
    Red clover certification standards
    Section 150
    Small grain certification standards
    Section 160
    Soybean certification standards
    Section 170
    Sweet potato certification standards
    Section 180
    Tobacco certification standards
    Section 190
    Turfgrass sod certification standards
    Section 200
    Vegetatively-propagated grasses; certification standards
  • Part III.
    Requirements for Bulk Certification
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    • Section 210
    Requirements for bulk certification in Virginia

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