Indiana seed law and labeling requirements explained
The Indiana seed law, in force since January 1922, requires official labels on agricultural seeds sold in the state. It defines seed types, labeling details, labeling styles A B and C, and minimum purity and germination standards. Exemptions exist for small sales, recleaned seed, and non-seeding uses. enforcement rests with the State Seed Commissioner and cooperates with farmers.
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Soybeans Promote Tax Payment and Feed Value in Ripley County
Two ounces of red and crimson clover, alfalfa, millet, flax or similar seed. Half a pound of cereals or seed. Soy Beans help pay taxes and offer a prime crop for Ripley County farmers. They replace costly tankage for hogs and seed meal for dairy cattle, with soybean hay even outperforming alfalfa in daily thought.
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