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TITLE 4 - AGRICULTURE
PART 1 - TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
CHAPTER 10 - SEED CERTIFICATION STANDARDS
SUBCHAPTER F - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF CERTAIN CROPS
SECTION/RULE §10.17 - Restrictions on Number of Varieties Per Farm
Chapter Review Date 01/19/2023

(a) Arrowleaf clover. Only one variety of arrowleaf clover may be grown on a farm for seed production. A farm is any size body of land operated by one farmer which is not adjacent to any other body of land operated by the same farmer. When adjacent bodies of land are rented or leased by the same farmer from different owners, each body of land shall be considered a separate farm.(b) Cotton. Production must be on a one-variety farm when specified by the originating breeder and/or institution. A farm is any size body of land operated by one farmer which is not adjacent to any other body of land operated by the same farmer. When adjacent bodies of land are rented or leased by the same farmer from different owners, each body of land shall be considered a separate farm.

Source Note: The provisions of this §10.17 adopted to be effective September 2, 1996, 21 TexReg 7955.

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