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Closing date for Alstroemeria has changed

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Closing date for Alstroemeria has changed

Your applications for Dutch plant variety rights for the crop Alstroemeria can be submitted until July 1.

This better matches the submission period for the identity material, which runs from October 1 to 31.

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Letters prolongation of registration 2024 sent

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Letters prolongation of registration 2024 sent

On 17 September the Board for plant varieties sent the letters to the maintainers of varieties eligible for prolongation.

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Mini or pot vegetables/Edible ornamentals

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Mini or pot vegetables/Edible ornamentals

Varieties that are edible and that are traded or sold as pot vegetables or ornamental products should be registered (admitted) as vegetables in the EU common catalogue.

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New version TQ melon

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New version TQ melon

A new version of the technical questionnaire for melon (Cucumis melo) will be published on 30 September 2024.

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Gazette of the Board for plant varieties August 2024

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Gazette of the Board for plant varieties August 2024

The Gazette is the government publication sheet. The new Gazette is published every month.

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Prolongation September 2024

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Prolongation September 2024

This year, varieties registered in 2016, 2006 and 2007 can apply for prolongation. This also applies to all varieties of mais, ryegrass and wheat which have been registered before 2016.

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Gazette of the Board for plant varieties July 2024

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Gazette of the Board for plant varieties July 2024

The Gazette is the government publication sheet. The new Gazette is published every month. 

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Gazette of the Board for plant varieties June 2024 is published

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Gazette of the Board for plant varieties June 2024 is published

The Gazette is the government publication sheet. The new Gazette is published every month.

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Submission of DUS material

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Submission of DUS material

It has recently become apparent that due to the wet period that has been plaguing our country recently, some companies have been unable to submit material for their national applications.

The Board for Plant Varieties finds this annoying and understands the impact of this.

Should this also apply to your application, please contact the Board to see whether we can reach a mutually agreed solution.

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