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Seed Certification is conducted to preserve genetic purity and identity and to increase the supply and speed of distribution of seed of new and improved crop varieties. |
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Seed Certification is conducted to preserve genetic purity and identity and to increase the supply and speed of distribution of seed of new and improved crop varieties. |
The Oklahoma seed certification rules and regulations are published in a handbook titled " Oklahoma Seed Certification Standards and Rules ". This booklet is updated periodically and published by the OCIA. The handbook contains standards for those crops currently certified by OCIA. If members of OCIA desire to certify a crop for which OCIA standards are not established, AOSCA standards will apply.
The table of contents for the OCIA booklet includes the following: