Paragraph 13 Dynamic spear sampler

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

Sch 5, para 4 am by Seed (Registration, Licensing and Enforcement) 2004 reg 2(1), (4)(a)
Sch 5, para 6 am by Seed (Registration, Licensing and Enforcement) 2004 reg 2(1), (4)(b)
Sch. 5 para. 13 Table word substituted by Seed 2007 reg. 8(a)
Sch. 5 para. 13 Table words inserted by Oil and Fibre Plant Seed 2003 reg. 3(3)

In sampling seed of the species specified in column (1) of the following table a dynamic spear sampler shall be used of a type specified in column (2) and the type of spear used in respect of each species shall not be smaller than the type specified in the corresponding entry in column (2)—

(1)	(2)
Species of seed	Type of dynamic spear sampler
Alaska brome-grass	B
Alsike clover	A
Annual meadowgrass	A
Asparagus	B
Barley	B
Beetroot	B
Birdsfoot trefoil	A
Black medick	A
Black mustard	A
Blue lupin (narrow leaved lupin)	C
Borecole	A
Broad bean	D
Brown mustard	A
Brown top	A
Brussels sprouts	A
Cabbage	A
Calabrese	A
Carrot	A
Cauliflower	A
Celeriac	A
Celery	A
Chard	A
Cheltenham beet	B
Chicory	A
Chinese cabbage	A
Cocksfoot	B
Common vetch	C
Creeping bent	A
Cucumber	B
Curley kale	A
Durum wheat	B
Endive	A
Festulolium	B
Field bean	C
Field pea (fodder pea)	B
Flax or linseed	B
Fodder beet	B
Fodder kale	A
Fodder radish	A
Fodder rape	A
French bean	D
Gerkin	B
Gourd	C
Hairy vetch	C
Hungarian vetch	C
Hybrid ryegrass	B
Italian ryegrass (including Westerwolds)	B
Kohl rabi	A
Leaf beet	B
Leek	A
Lettuce	A
Linseed or flax	B
Lucerne	A
Maize	C
Mangel	B
Marrow	C
Meadow fescue	B
Melon	B
Narrow leaved lupin (blue lupin)	C
Oats	B
Oilseed rape	A
Onion	A
Parsley	A
Pea (vegetable)	C
Perennial ryegrass	B
Radish	A
Red beet (beetroot)	B
Red cabbage	A
Red clover	A
Red fescue	B
Red top	A
Rescue grass	B
Rough-stalked meadowgrass	A
Runner bean	D
Rye	B
Savoy cabbage	A
Sainfoin	B
Sheep’s fescue	B
Small timothy	A
Smooth-stalked meadowgrass	A
Soya bean	C
Spelt wheat	B
Spinach	B
Spinach beet	B
Sprouting broccoli	A
Sugar beet	B
Sunflower	C
Swede	A
Swede rape	A
Tall fescue	B
Tall oatgrass	B
Timothy	A
Tomato	A
Trefoil	A
Triticale	B
Turnip	A
Turnip rape	A
Velvet bent	A
Wheat	B
Wood meadowgrass	A
White lupin	C
White clover	A
White mustard	A
Yellow lupin	C