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U10 exemption lets you spread certain wastes on agricultural land to improve soil, instead of using manufactured fertilisers or virgin materials.
Quality and labelling rules for growing, packing, distributing, importing and selling fresh fruit and vegetables.
How growers and traders can get authorised as a professional operator to issue plant passports and when you need to be authorised.
Legislation on animal feed applies to a wide range of animal feed businesses and activities. This page contains further guidance on key legislation affecting businesses involved with animal feed.
The seeds which must be certified before you can market them, how to get them certified and how to get a licence for your seed business.
How to apply for variety listing of agricultural and vegetable plant varieties in Great Britain (GB) and Northern Ireland (NI).
Collection of guidance for moving plants and seeds for planting, used agricultural and forestry machinery, and seed potatoes from GB to NI using the NIPHL scheme.
How to get plant breeders' rights and what protection it gives your plant varieties.
How to apply for certification, the register of growers and fees for crop and tuber inspections under the Seed Potato Classification Scheme (SPCS).
Find out about the Fruit and Vegetables Scheme.
Plants and wood that need a plant passport for movement within Great Britain, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
This notice is to inform you of the next round of Rice import quotas. The quotas and the quantities available are detailed in Annex 1.
Protocols and procedures for testing the distinctiveness, uniformity and stability (DUS) of certain agricultural and vegetable plants.
Protocols and procedures for testing the value for cultivation or use (VCU) of agricultural crops.
How much it costs to apply for plant breeders’ rights or to add a new plant variety to the Variety Lists.
Who does DUS (distinctiveness, uniformity and stability) testing in the UK, what they test for and how to contact them.
What you need to do as a food and drink business to work with the EU.
How growers and traders can use Northern Ireland plant health labels (NIPHLs) to move plants and seeds for planting from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.
Find out what a producer organisation (PO) is and the benefits of joining one.
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