Frequently asked questions How does forage certification work? Forage crops must be inspected on a fieldby-field basis within 10 days of cutting or harvest. A field includes a surrounding buffer zone of one rod (16½ fee

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Date: 2014-07-02 11:59:49 Botany Centaurea Noxious weed Diffuse knapweed Sonchus arvensis Sonchus Onopordum acanthium Weed Solanum carolinense Invasive plant species Asterales Asterids		Frequently asked questions How does forage certification work? Forage crops must be inspected on a fieldby-field basis within 10 days of cutting or harvest. A field includes a surrounding buffer zone of one rod (16½ fee Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nd.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 431,13 KB Share Document on Facebook

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