The Fodder Plant Seed (England) Regulations 2002

4.  The seed shall conform to the following standards or other conditions as regards analytical purity—

Species	Minimum analytical purity (% by weight)	Minimum analytical purity (% by weight)
	EC minimum standard	HVS standard
	All categories	CS only
1.  Fine grasses—
(a) annual meadowgrass	85	Not applicable
(b) brown top	90	Not applicable
(c) creeping bent grass	90	Not applicable
(d) festulolium	96	98
(e) red fescue	90	95
(f) red top	90	Not applicable
(g) rough-stalked meadowgrass	85	Not applicable
(h) sheep’s fescue	85	Not applicable
(i) smooth-stalked meadowgrass	85	90
(j) velvet bent	90	Not applicable
(k) wood meadowgrass	85	Not applicable
2.  Fodder grasses—
(a) Alaska brome-grass	97	Not applicable
(b) cocksfoot	90	90
(c) hybrid ryegrass	96	98
(d) Italian ryegrass	96	98
(e) meadow fescue	95	98
(f) perennial ryegrass	96	98
(g) rescue grass	97	Not applicable
(h) small Timothy	96	98
(i) tall fescue	95	98
(j) tall oatgrass	90	Not applicable
(k) Timothy	96	98
3.  Small seeded legumes—
(a) Alsike clover	97	Not applicable
(b) birdsfoot trefoil	95	Not applicable
(c) lucerne	97	98
(d) red clover	97	98
(e) sainfoin	95	98
(f) trefoil, black medick	97	Not applicable
(g) white clover	97	98
4.  Large seeded legumes—
(a) blue lupin	98	Not applicable
(b) common vetch	98	Not applicable
(c) field bean	98	Not applicable
(d) field pea	98	Not applicable
(e) hairy vetch	98	Not applicable
(f) Hungarian vetch	98	Not applicable
(g) white lupin	98	Not applicable
(h) yellow lupin	98	Not applicable
5.  Crucifers—
(a) fodder kale	98	Not applicable
(b) fodder radish	97	Not applicable
(c) swede	98	Not applicable