The 2025 list of winter wheat, winter rye and triticale fields that passed field inspection is now available on the website. The list also contains carryover seed reported thus far. https://t.co/EEd9GdX9oP
ND State Seed Department is seeking a Manager of Seed Regulatory Programs.
For a complete job description, contact Ken Bertsch at [email protected] 701-231-5415. A link to the application process can be found at https://t.co/2KXmcGfScD
The 2024 list of winter rye, triticale and winter wheat fields that passed field inspection is now available on the website under Directories. The list also contains carryover seed reported thus far.
Applications for Bulk Retail and Approved Conditioner permits have been mailed out as of last week. Please make sure to have them back to our office by September 1st in order to have your facility listed in our Field Seed Directory.
Annual reports of seed sold (Seed Tax), variety research fees, and carryover seed reports are due on September 1st.
As a reminder, please return all forms even if you have not sold any seed, and please do not pay the late fee unless you are sending them in AFTER September 1st.
If you haven't received your field seed inspection applications, please use the application form on our website (https://t.co/EEd9GdX9oP) or call the office at 701-231-5400.
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Reminder - Applications for Approved Seed Conditioners and Bulk Retail Facilities are due Friday, September 1. Please submit your applications in order to be listed in the 2024 Seed Directory.
Seed Dept is seeking a field inspector for SE ND - primarily LaMoure and Dickey counties. No experience needed - we'll train and provide mentor. State fleet vehicle provided. Work on your own schedule. Contact Jason Goltz 231-5400 if interested.
Our service to seed growers depends on timely completion of tasks. According to NASS reports, planting was ahead of last yr and 5 yr avgs for most crops, so there will NOT be an extension this year. Apps postmarked after Saturday, June 17 will be assessed a $1 per ac late fee.