Part I SAMPLING OF SEED LOTS
Scotland
- 1Definitions
- 2Obtaining a submitted sample
- 3Primary sample size
- 4Condition of the seed lot
- 5Seed lot containers
- 6Sampling from sacks – minimum number of containers to be sampled
- 7Sampling from sacks or similar containers
- 8Sampling from small containers – general
- 9Sampling from small containers – moisture-proof containers
- 10Sampling from small containers – primary samples
- 11Sampling from large containers
- 12Sampling of seed lots intended to be Excepted Seed Marketed in Bulk
- 13Sampling from a seed stream
- 14Sampling instruments – general
- 15Sampling instruments – instruments and methods
- 16Sampling instruments – power to allow other instruments and methods
- 17Sampling instruments – instruments for drawing primary samples
- 18Methods of use of dynamic spear samplers, stick samplers, cargo samplers and seed stream samplers – general
- 19Methods of use of dynamic spear samplers, stick samplers, cargo samplers and seed stream samplers
- 20Obtaining a submitted sample – composite sample division instruments
- 21Method of use of riffle divider
- 22Method of use of a centrifugal divider