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The Seed Marketing Regulations 2011

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Minimum standards for purity and other species of seed in the sampleU.K.
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30.  The sample taken under paragraph 28(2) for the purposes of Council Directive 66/401/EEC must have the minimum standards set out in the following table.

Column headerMinimum analytical purity (% by weight)Total weight of all other species (% by weightTotal weight of a single other species (% by weightSeed of Rumex spp excluding R acetosella and R maritimusSeed of couchSeed of blackgrassLimits of other specific species
Fine grasses
festulolium981.500100
red fescue951.50.551010The sample must have no more than four seeds ryegrass, cocksfoot, meadow fescue and 0.3% rough stalked meadow grass
smooth-stalked meadowgrass901.50.5233

Maximum of 0.4% by weight of seed of other meadow

grass

Fodder grasses
cocksfoot901.50.551010
meadow fescue, tall fescue981.50.5510100.3% rough stalked meadow grass, 0.3% ryegrass
hybrid ryegrass, Italian ryegrass, perennial ryegrass981.50.5510100.4% annual meadowgrass, 0.3% rough stalked meadow grass
small timothy, timothy981.50.5410100.3% Agrostis spp
Small seeded legumes
lucerne, red clover, white clover981.50.51010100.3% Melitotus spp
sainfoin981.50.5510100.3% Melitotus spp

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