Pool Weaners Sample Clauses

Pool Weaners. When registering Pool Weaners for sale, the Seller shall inform SPF if the breed combination deviates from DYL or DLY. The Seller shall also inform SPF whether the occurrence of weaners deviating from DYL or DLY exceeds 10%. Pig Circle Contracts: In Pigs Circle Contracts, the Genetic Basis must be declared unambiguously, and Seller must, at any time, obtain acceptance from Buyer and SPF if changes are desired in production, affecting the Genetic Basis of the weaners. In cases where Xxxxx accepts changes in the Genetic Basis, an addition to the original Pig Circle Contract must be made Appendix B Complaints and deadlines‌
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