The Fodder Plant Seed (England) Regulations 2002

6.  The seed shall conform to the following standards as regards the content of seeds of Rumex spp. (commonly known as docks and sorrels) other than Rumex acetosella (commonly known as sheep’s sorrel) and Rumex maritimus (commonly known as golden dock)—

Species	Maximum permitted by number in a sample of the weight prescribed in column 4 of the table in Schedule 7
	Basic seed	CS, C1 and C2 seed	CS seed
		EC minimum level	HVS level
1.  Fine grasses
(a) Fine grasses other than—	1	2	Not applicable
(i) annual meadowgrass (ii) festulolium (iii) red fescue (iv) sheep’s fescue (v) smooth-stalked meadowgrass
(b) annual meadowgrass	1	5	Not applicable
(c) red fescue	2	5	5
(d) sheep’s fescue and festulolium	2	5	Not applicable
(e) smooth-stalked meadowgrass	1	2	2
2.  Fodder grasses
(a) fodder grasses other than—	2	5	5
(i) Alaska brome-grass (ii) rescue grass (iii) small Timothy (iv) tall oatgrass (v) Timothy
(b) Alaska brome-grass	5	10	Not applicable
(c) rescue grass	5	10	Not applicable
(d) small Timothy	2	5	4
(e) tall oatgrass	2	5	Not applicable
(f) Timothy	2	5	4
3.  Small seeded legumes—
(a) Alsike clover	3	10	Not applicable
(b) birdsfoot trefoil	3	10	Not applicable
(c) lucerne	3	10	10
(d) red clover	5	10	10
(e) sainfoin	2	5	5
(f) trefoil, black medick	5	10	Not applicable
(g) white clover	5	10	10
4.  Large seeded legumes	2	5	Not applicable
5.  Crucifers—
(a) fodder kale	3	10	Not applicable
(b) fodder radish and swede	2	5	Not applicable