N.C. Seed Board schedules meeting to review tobacco seed complaints

Steve Troxler, Commissioner - North Carolina Department Of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Steve Troxler, Commissioner - North Carolina Department Of Agriculture & Consumer Services
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The North Carolina Seed Board is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, October 14, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Steve Troxler Agricultural Science Center in Raleigh. The board will discuss matters related to a seed complaint.

The meeting will address two tobacco seed complaints that have been formally submitted to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Plant Industry Division. The Seed Board will review these complaints, assess whether additional investigation is needed, and work toward appropriate resolutions.

Attendance is open both in person at the Agricultural Science Center and virtually through an online meeting platform or by phone. Those planning to attend in person are asked to contact Bill Foote ahead of time and sign in at the front desk upon arrival.

Bill Foote can be reached for further information at 919-707-3732 or by email at Bill.Foote@ncagr.gov.



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