Agricultural seed definition
Agricultural seed means fiber, forage and grass crop seed and any other kind of seed or bulblet commonly recognized in this state as agricultural seed or as lawn or turf seed, and mixtures of any of such seeds, as may be determined by the Director of Agriculture.
Agricultural seed means grass, forage, cereal, oil, fiber, and other kinds of crop seeds commonly recognized within this State as agriculture seeds, lawn seeds, and combinations of these seeds and may include noxious weed seeds when the Commissioner determines that the seed is being used as agricultural seed.
Agricultural seed means grass seed of a type commonly sold for use in turf lawns or as forage seed.
More Definitions of Agricultural seed
Agricultural seed means the seed of grass, legume, forage, cereal and, fiber crops, oil seed, food plot seed and any cannabis sativa crop authorized by state law, or mixtures thereof, but shall. "Agricultural seed" does not include horticultural seeds those seeds generally classified as vegetable, fruit, flower, tree or shrub and grown for personal use or commercial sale, except that cover crop seed shall be considered agricultural seed.
Agricultural seed means the seed of any domesticated grass or cereal, and of any legume or other plant which is grown as turf, cover crop, forage crop, fiber crop, or field crop, and mixtures of such seeds. It does not, however, include any variety that is generally known and sold as flower seed or vegetable seed.
Agricultural seed means the seed of grass, native 15
Agricultural seed means any lawn, flower, oil, grass, forage, cereal,
Agricultural seed means the seeds of grass, forage, cereal, oil
Agricultural seed means any kind or mixture of kinds of plant seed, other than tree or shrub seed, which is sold, offered for sale, or displayed or distributed for sale for sowing purposes. “Agricultural seed” includes crop seed, vegetable seed, lawn or turf seed, flower seed and native species seed.
Agricultural seed means the seed of grass, forage, cereal, fiber, oil plants, and any other seed commonly recognized within this state as agricultural or field seed, lawn seed, or mixtures of those seeds.