Posted by Hank ABAB on May 02, 2015 at 12:57:18 from (206.75.156.195):
In Reply to: mustard weed posted by Northvale - PA on May 02, 2015 at 12:40:25:
Read the article in the link. This should tell you where it (the mustard) likely comes from.
I was told to make sure and ask for the "Lot Number Certificate" for any grass seed you might buy. This will tell you which weed seeds may be present, and the % (by weight) of each type of weed that may be present.
Some weeds you may already have (Thistle, etc.) so it may not matter that much. However, you would NOT want to purchase any grass seed or alfalfa seed that has ANY % of White Cockle (or any other NOXIOUS weed seed) in it.
Also, weed seeds are very light compared to Alfalfa, so that even a small % of weed seeds will produce huge amounts of weeds. Apparently, all seed suppliers must have these Certificates made available, but it is up to the farmer to ask for it beforehand.
By the way, this article pertains to Canada; I'm sure the USA has similar regulations.
This maybe does not apply to COMMON GRADE seed. Talk to your Ag rep for your area.
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