The Fodder Plant Seed (England) Regulations 2002

Regulations 3, 5(1) and 22(2) and paragraph 2 of Schedule 3

SCHEDULE 2 SPECIES OF SEED TO WHICH THESE REGULATIONS APPLY

1.  Seed of fine grasses of the following plant species—

(a) annual meadowgrass;

(b) brown top;

(c) creeping bent grass;

(d) festulolium;

(e) red fescue;

(f) red top;

(g) rough-stalked meadowgrass;

(h) sheep’s fescue (including fine-leaved fescue and hard fescue);

(i) smooth-stalked meadowgrass;

(j) velvet bent; and

(k) wood meadowgrass.

2.  Seed of fodder grasses of the following plant species—

(a) Alaska brome-grass;

(b) cocksfoot;

(c) hybrid ryegrass;

(d) Italian ryegrass;

(e) meadow fescue;

(f) perennial ryegrass;

(g) rescue grass;

(h) small Timothy;

(i) tall fescue;

(j) tall oatgrass; and

(k) Timothy.

3.  Seed of small seeded legumes of the following plant species—

(a) Alsike clover;

(b) birdsfoot trefoil;

(c) lucerne;

(d) red clover;

(e) sainfoin;

(f) trefoil, black medick; and

(g) white clover.

4.  Seed of large seeded legumes of the following plant species—

(a) blue lupin (also known as narrow-leaved lupin);

(b) common vetch;

(c) field bean;

(d) field pea;

(e) hairy vetch;

(f) Hungarian vetch;

(g) white lupin; and

(h) yellow lupin.

5.  Seed of crucifers of the following plant species—

(a) fodder kale;

(b) fodder radish; and

(c) swede