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D1. Review of Crop Inspection Report Section of Circular 6
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Review of Crop Inspection Report Section of Circular 6
Section 1 of Circular 6 provides Regulations for all Seed Crops.
Subsection 1.7 describes general instructions for crop inspection.
Timing of Inspection
Each crop-specific Section of Circular 6 contains a subsection on crop inspection, which generally contains:• Information repeated from subsection 1.7• Instructions for the timing of crop inspection
The CFIA provides Special Work Instructions which direct the inspectors to conduct their inspection, based on the crop kind, at a specific time of the inspected crop’s development.
There are discrepancies between the timing of inspection instructions provided by the two documents.
Crop Circular 6 CFIA Guidance Documents
Cereals At heading Between heading and maturity
Flax In bloom In the morning at full bloom
Buckwheat In bloom In bloom
Canaryseed In bloom In bloom
Lentil, Lupin, Chickpea
In bloom At full flower
Pea In bloom At early flower stage about 60 days after planting date
FababeanAt flowering or at maturity, depending on the type
At full flower or at maturity as leaves begin to drop
SoybeanAt maturity At maturity, when 90% of the plants have dropped all their
leaves
Bean Between 10-20 days after full bloom Between 7-14 days after inception of flowering
Canola, Mustard, Radish, Rapeseed
Early flowering stage In flower, when at least all plants have one flower open.
Grasses At heading At full head emergence
Forages In bloom In bloom
CornThree inspections when silks are receptive Three inspections when more than 5% of plants have receptive
silks and pollination has begun.
Timing of Inspection - Major Crops
CropContained Within
Circular 6 CFIA Guidance Documents
Borage Yes No
Camelina Yes Yes
Carrot Yes No
Coriander Yes Yes
Dill Yes Yes
Fenugreek Yes Yes
Mangel Yes No
Millet Yes Yes
Niger Yes Yes
Peanut Yes No
Rutabaga Yes No
Safflower Yes Yes
Sorghum Yes Yes
Sugar Beet Yes Yes
Sunflower Yes Yes
Vegetables Yes No
CropInstructions for Timing of Inspection Contained Within
Circular 6? CFIA Guidance Documents?
Borage Yes No
Camelina Yes Yes
Carrot Yes No
Coriander Yes Yes
Dill Yes Yes
Fenugreek Yes Yes
Mangel Yes No
Millet Yes Yes
Niger Yes Yes
Peanut Yes No
Rutabaga Yes No
Safflower Yes Yes
Sorghum Yes Yes
Sugar Beet Yes Yes
Sunflower Yes Yes
Vegetables Yes No
Timing of Inspection - Additional Crops
Timing of Inspection Comparisons
Section 2 – Foundation, Registered, and Certified Production of Cereals
Section 2 – Foundation, Registered, and Certified Production of Cereals
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions:
Section 3 – Foundation, Registered, and Certified Production of Pulses
Section 3 – Foundation, Registered, and Certified Production of Pulses
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions:
Sections 4 and 5 – Production of Canola, Mustard, Radish, and Rapeseed
Sections 4 and 5 – Production of Canola, Mustard, Radish, and Rapeseed
Sections 4 and 5 – Production of Canola, Mustard, Radish, and Rapeseed
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions:
Sections 6 and 7 – Grasses and Forages
Sections 6 and 7 – Grasses and Forages
Sections 6 and 7 – Grasses and Forages
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions:
Section 8 – Foundation and Certified Production of Hybrid Field Corn
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions:
Section 8 – Foundation and Certified Production of Hybrid Field Corn
Section 9 – Foundation, Registered, and Certified Production of Open Pollinated Corn
Section 9 – Foundation, Registered, and Certified Production of Open Pollinated Corn
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions:
Section 10 – Registered and Certified Production of Industrial Hemp
Section 10 – Registered and Certified Production of Industrial Hemp
From the CFIA’s Specific Work Instructions: