### CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE 107.1 PLANT QUARANTINE MANUAL 03-10-09 

## CALIFORNIA QUARANTINE POLICY - WEEDS The regulations of the interstate movement of weed pests into California is provided for in three areas of law and their related regulations: 1. Food and Agricultural Code, Division 4.Plant Quarantine and Pest Control provides quar antine authority against weed pests under Sections 6305 (unlawful to transport seed pests), 6341 through 6344 (seed pests in shipments), or 6461 through 6465 (abatement, reshipment, or tr eatment). These sections allow for the rejection of "A" and "Q" -rated weed pests whenever found and or "B" or "C"-rated weed pests based on individual county weed policy. Section 6461.5 is only applicable to weeds when a specimen has been collected from a shipment; “reasonable cause” cannot be used to reject without a sample of the weeds or weed seeds. 2. Food and Agriculture Division 18., Chapter 2, California Seed Law Sections 52251 through 52515 regulates "noxious weed" (Food and Agriculture 5004) seed found in agricultural or vegetable seed. The law allows for designation of "prohibited noxious weed seed" and "restricted noxious weed seed" for the adoption of standards and tolerances. Rejection and disposition of ship ments, if not justified under quarantine action, are based on l abel requirements that are subject to tolerances. 3.The Plant Protection Act (Title IV of the federal Agriculture Risk Protection Act of 2000) replaces 10 existing federal laws with one statutory framework. This new act provides the USDA with the ability to prohibit or restrict imports, exports or interstate movements of noxious weeds. Subtitle A of the Plant Protection Act: Section 412:The USDA may prohibit or restrict the importation, entry, exportation, or movement in interstate commerce of any plant, plant product, biological control organism, noxious weed, article or means of conveyance, if the USDA determines that the pr ohibition or restriction is necessary to prevent the introducti on into the United States or the dissemination of a plant pest or noxious weed within the United States. Section 414: If the USDA considers it necessary in order to prevent the dissemination of a pl ant pest or noxious weed that is new to or not known to be widely prevalent or distributed within and throughout the United States, the USDA may hold, seize, quarantine, treat, apply other remedial measures to, destroy or otherwise dispose of any plant, plant pest, noxious weed, biological control organism, plant product, article or means of conveyance. Note:Regulations issued under the authority of a provision of any law repealed by the Plant Pr otection Act shall remain in effect until such time as the USDA issues a regulation that supersedes the earlier regulation. The USDA is actively reviewing and revising existing noxious weed regulations at this time. A & Q RATED WEEDS Except as provided in Secti on 3556 of the California Code of Regulations (California Feed Grai n Program), shipments infested with any mature seed or other parts capable of propagation of any of the following species, shall be rejected whenever found and disposition offered as provided in Sections 6305, 6341 through 6344, or 6461 through 6465 of the Food and Agricultural Code. * Acaena nova-zelandiae(= A. anserinifolia in part as used previously, and of British and Australian authors.) (biddy biddy) Acaena pallida

## (= A. anserinifolia in part as used previously.) (pale biddy biddy) Achnatherum brachychaetum (= Stipa brachychaeta) (punagrass) *Aeschynomene rudis (rough jointvetch ) Alhagi maurorum sensu l ato (= A.pseudalhagi) (camelthorn) * Alternanthera philoxeroides(alligatorweed) Alternanthera sessilis(sessile joyweed) ** Arctotheca calendula (capeweed) Atriplex amnicola ( =A. cephalantha ) (river saltbush) Berteroa incana (=Alyssum incanum) (hoary alyssum) Brachypodium sylvaticum (slender false brome) Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort) * Carduus acanthoides(plumeless thistle) Carduus crispus (welted thistle) * Carduus nutans(musk thistle) * Carthamus leucocaulos(whitestem distaff thistle) ** Centaurea diffusa (diffuse knapweed) ** Centaurea iberica (Iberian starthistle) ** Centaurea maculosa (spotted knapweed) Centaurea X monktonii (= C. pratensis, C. debeauxii var. thuilleri) (meadow knapweed) ** Centaurea squarrosa (squarrose knapweed) Ceratopteris thalictroides (watersprite) * Chondrilla juncea (skeletonweed) Cirsium japonicum(Japanese thistle) ** Cirsium ochrocentrum(yellowspine thistle) ** Cirsium undulatum(wavyleaf thistle) * Crupina vulgaris(bearded creeper) ** Cucumis melovar. dudaim(dudaim melon) ** Cuscuta spp. (non-native) (giant dodder) Diodia virginiana (buttonweed) Drymaria cordata ( = Holosteum cordata ) (whitesnow) Egeria najas ** Euphorbia esula (leafy spurge) Euphorbia graminea (grass-leaf spurge) ** Euphorbia serrata (serrate spurge) Euphorbia terracina(Geraldton carnation spurge) Fatoua villosa (hairy crabwees) * Halimodendron halodendron(Russian salt tree) *** Halogeton glomeratus(halogeton) ** Helianthus ciliaris(blueweed) * Heteropogon contortus(tanglehead) ** Hydrilla verticillata (hydrilla) *** Hydrocharis morsus-ranae (frogbit) Hygrophila polysperma (swampweed) Hypericum canariense (Canary Island St. Johnswort) Lagarosiphon major (curly waterweed, oxygenweed) Limnobium laevigatum(South American spongeplant) Limnobium spongia (spongeplant) Limnophila indica (ambulia) Limnophila sessiliflora (dwarf ambulia) * Linaria genistifolia ssp. dalmatica (= L. dalmatica ) (Dalmatian toadflax) Ludwigia peruviana (water primrose) Myosoton aquaticum ( = Stellaria aquatica ) (giant chickweed) Ononis alopecuroides(foxtail restharrow) Onopordum acanthium (Scotch thistle) Onopordum illyricum (Illyrian thistle) Onopordum tauricum (Taurian thistle) * Orobanche cooperi (Cooper's broomrape) * Orobanche ramosa (branched broomrape) * Peganum harmala(harmel) * Physalis longifolia (long-leaf groundcherry) Potentilla recta (sulfur cinquefoil) * Prosopis strombulifera (creeping mesquite) Retama monosperma (Bridal broom) Rorippa sylvestris(creeping yellow field cress) Salsola collina (spineless Russianthistle) * Salsola vermiculata sensu lato(wormleaf saltwort) * Salvia virgata (= S.pratensis .) (southern meadow sage) Salvinia auriculatacomplex ( including S. auriculata, S. biloba, S. herzogii ) (giant salvinia)

### 107.2 CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE 08-07-08 PLANT QUARANTINE MANUAL Salvinia molesta (giant salvinia) * Scolymus hispanicus(golden thistle) Senna obtusifolia (sicklepod, Java bean) Sesbania punicea (= S. tripetii) (rattlebox, scarlet wisteria) ** Solanum cardiophyllum(heartleaf nightshade) * Solanum dimidiatum(Torrey's nightshade) ** Sonchus arvensis(perennial sowthistle) * Sphaerophysa salsula (Austrian peaweed) * Striga asiatica ( =S. lutea) (witchweed) * Tagetes minuta (wild marigold) Tribolium obliterum(Cape grass) Zostera japonica (Japanese eelgrass) * Zygophyllum fabago(= Z.fabagovar. brachycarpum ) (Syrian beancaper) * Found in Transit – Unlikely ** Found in Transit – Rarely *** Found in Transit -- Frequently B & C RATED WEEDS Except as provided in Secti on 3556 of the California Code of Regulations (California Feed Grai n Program), shipments infested with any mature seed or other parts capable of propagation of any of the following species shall be re jected only when in the area of destination: (1) the weed pest is not of common occurrence or (2) if intensive control or eradicati on measures are being conducted against such a pest. B RATED WEEDS * Acacia paradoxa (= A. armata) (kangaroo thorn) Acaena magellanica (bidi-bidi) *** Acroptilon repens (= Centurea repens) (Russian knapweed) * Aegilops cylindrica (jointed goatgrass) * Aegilops ovata (ovate goatgrass) *Aegilops triuncialis (barb goatgrass) *Allium paniculatum (panicled onion) ** Allium vineale (wild garlic) ** Ambrosia trifida (giant ragweed) *Araujia sericifera (bladderflower) Arundo donax (giant reed) Bacopa monnieri (=Bramia monnieri) (water-hyssop) Bupleurum rotundifolium (hare’s ear, throughwax) *** Cardaria chalepensis (lens-podded hoarycress) ** * Cardaria draba (heart-podded hoarycress) ** * Cardaria pubescens (globe-podded hoarycress) *Carthamus baeticus (smooth distaff thistle) *Carthamus lanatus (woolly distaff thistle) *** Centaurea calcitrapa (purple starthistle) *Centaurea sulphurea (Sicilian thistle) ** Chorispora tenella (purple mustard) *** Cirsium arvense (Canada thistle) *Coronopus squamatus (swinecress) Cortaderia jubata (= Gynerium jubatum) (pampas grass) *Cucumis myriocarpus (paddy melon) ** Cynara cardunculus (artichoke thistle) ** Cyperus esculentus (yellow nutsedge) ** Cyperus rotundus (purple nutsedge) *** Elytrigia repens (= Agropyron repens) (quackgrass) * Euphorbia oblongata (= E. platyphylla)( oblong spurge) ** Gaura coccinea (scarlet gaura) ** Gaura drummondii (Drummond’s gaura) ** Gaura sinuata (wavy-leaved gaura) * Gypsophila paniculata (baby's breath) *Isatis tinctoria (dyer's woad) **Lepidium latifolium (perennial peppercress) * Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife) * Muhlenbergia schreberi (nimblewill) Nassella tenuissima (finesteam tussockgrass, feathergrass) 107.2 02-04-10 * Nothoscordum gracile (fragrant false garlic) * Nymphaea mexicana(banana waterlily) ** Oryza rufipogon (perennial wild red rice) * Panicum antidotale (blue panicgrass) * Physalis viscosa (grape groundcherry) *** Pistia stratiotes (water lettuce) * Polygonum cuspidatum (Japanese knotweed) * Polygonum polystachyum (Himalayan knotweed) * Polygonum sachalinense (giant knotweed) * Rorippa austriaca (Austrian field cress) ** Salvia aethiopis (Mediterranean sage) ** Senecio jacobaea (tansy ragwort) * Senecio squalidus (Oxford ragwort) ** Setaria faberi (giant foxtail) ** Solanum carolinense (Carolina horsenettle) ** Solanum elaeagnifolium (white horsenettle) * Solanum lanceolatum (lanceleaf nightshade) * Solanum marginatum (white-margined nightshade) Sorghum halepense (Johnsongrass) * Symphytum asperum (rough comfrey) Tamarix chinensis ( =T. caspica, T. gallica, T. japonica) (Chinese tamarisk) Tamarix gallica (= T. canariensis, T. ehrenbergii, T. elegans, T. epacroides, T. evermanni, T. indica, T. lessingii, T. libanotica, T. mannifera, T. narbonensis, T. nilotica, T. palaestina, T. pallasii, T. paniculata, T. pentrdra, T. senegalensis, T. tetrandra) Tamarix parviflora ( T. cretica, T. gallica, T. pentandra, T. petteri ) Tamarix ramosissima (= T. gallica) * Ulex europaeus (gorse) * Viscum album (European mistletoe) C RATED WEEDS Ailanthus altissima (= Ailanthus altissima) (tree-ofheaven) *** Bacopa monnieri (= Bramia monnieri) (water hyssop, moneywort) **Carduus pycnocephalus (= C. pycnocephalus, Kentrophyllum baeticum, Carthamus lanatus ssp.)(Italian thistle) **Carduus tenuiflorus (= C. pyncocephalus, C. malacitanus, C. sardous) (slenderflowered thistle) * *

Cenchrus echinatus (southern sandbur grass) ** Cenchrus incertus (= C. pauciflorus, C. spinifex, C. parviceps) (coast sandbur grass) **Cenchrus longispinus (= C. pauciflorus, Cenchrus echinatus) (mat sandbur grass) Centaurea melitensis (tocalote) *** Centaurea solstitialis (yellow starthistle) Cirsium vulgare (= Carduus lanceolatus, Cirsium lanceolatum, Cnicus lanceolatus) (bull thistle) **Convolvulus arvensis (field bindweed) Cotula mexicana (= Soliva Mexicana, Soliva pygmaea, Cotula minuta, Hippia minut a, Gymnostyles minuta, Lancisia minuta, Soliva minuta) (pygmy brass buttons) *** Cuscuta spp . (Native) (dodder) *** Cynodon spp. & hybrids (bermudagrass) *Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom) Egeria densa ( = Anacharis densa, Elodea densa, Philotria densa) (Brazilian waterweed) *** Eichhornia crassipes (= Pontederia crassipes, P. crassipes, Piaropus crassipes, Piaropus crassipes) (water hyacinth) * Genista monspessulana (= Cystis monspessulanus) (French broom) * Hyoscyamus niger ((black henbane)

### CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE 107.3 PLANT QUARANTINE MANUAL 08-07-08 ** Hypericum perforatum (Klamathweed) * Iris douglasiana (Douglas iris) * Iris missouriensis (Western blue flag) ** Iva axillaris (povertyweed) ** Malvella leprosa (= Sida leprosa var. hederacea) (alkali mallow) ** Myriophyllum spicatum(Eurasian water milfoil) Nassella tenuissima (= Stipa tenuissima, stipa cirrosa, Stipa geniculata, Stipa mendocina, Stipa oreophila, Stipa subulata, Stipa tenuissims) (finesteam tussockgrass, feathergrass) Nymphaea odorata ( =Castalia odorata ) (fragrant waterlily) * Pennisetum clandestinum (Kikuyugrass) * Polygonum amphibium var. emersum ( P. coccineum) (kelp) Rotala rotundifolia (roudleaf rotala) *** Salsola paulsenii (S. pellucida)(barbwire Russianthistle) *** Salsola tragus (= S. iberica) (common Russianthistle) *** Sorghum halepense (Johnsongrass and other perennial Sorghum spp. including but not limited to Sorghum almum and perennial sweet sudangrass) * Taeniatherum caput-medusae ( Elymus caputmedusae or T. asperum) (medusahead) ** Tribulus terrestris (puncturevine) * Found in Transit – Unlikely ** Found in Transit – Rarely *** Found in Transit – Frequently ^ Given a tentative “B” Rating; awaiting finalization PLANT PROTECTION ACT 03-23-01 The following mature plants, seeds, or other par ts capable of propagation are within the definition of a "noxious weed" under regulations pursuant to the Plant Protection Act and shall not be moved unless under permit from the USDA, Plant Protection and Quarantine Programs. For material moving within the State, a State permit is sufficient. a. Aquatic and Wetland Weeds : Azolla pinnata Caulerpa taxifolia (Mediterranean clone) Eichhornia azurea ♦ 

### Hydrilla verticillata Hygrophila polysperma  Ipomoea aquatica Lagarosiphon major ♦ 

### Limnophila sessiliflora Monochoria hastata ♦ 

### Monochoria vaginalis Ottalia alismoidas  Sagittaria sagittifolia Salvinia auriculata Salvinia biloba Salvinia herzogii ♦ 

### Salvinia molesta Solanum tampicense (wetland nightshade) Sparganium erectum Stratiotes aloides b. Parasitic Weeds : Aeginetia ssp. Alectra ssp. ♦ 

### Cuscuta spp. ƒ ♦ 

### Orobanche spp. ƒƒ Striga spp. c. Terrestrial Weeds: Ageratina adenophora 

## Alternanthera sessilis Asphodelus fistulosus Avena sterilis (including A. ludoviciana) Carthamus oxycantha Chrysopogon aciculatus Commelina benghalensis 

#  Crupina vulgaris Digitaria scalarum Digitaria velutina Drymaria arenarioides Emex australis Emex spinosa Galega officinalis Heracleum mantegazzianum Homeria spp. Imperata brasiliensis 

#  Imperata cylindrica Ischaemum rugosum Leptochloa chinensis 

#  Lycium ferocissimum 

#  Melaleuca quenquinervia Melastoma malabathricum Mikania cordata Mikania micrantha Mimosa invisa Mimosa pigra var pigra Nassella trichotoma 

#  Opuntia aurantiaca Oryza longistaminata Oryza punctata 

#  Oryza rufipogon Paspalum scrobiculatum 

# • Pennisetum clandestinum Pennisetum macrourum Pennisetum pedicellatum Pennisetum polystachion Prosopis alpataco Prosopis argentina Prosopis articulata Prosopis burkartii Prosopis caldenia Prosopis calingastana Prosopis campestris Prosopis castellanosii Prosopis denudans Prosopis elata Prosopis farcta Prosopis ferox Prosopis fiebrigii Prosopis hassleri Prosopis humilis Prosopis kuntzei Prosopis pallida Prosopis palmeri Prosopis reptans Prosopis rojasiana Prosopis ruizleali Prosopis ruscifolia Prosopis sericantha Prosopis strombulifera Prosopis torquata Rottboellia cochinchinensis Rubus fruticosus Rubus moluccanus

### 107.4 CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE 08-07-08 PLANT QUARANTINE MANUAL Saccharum spontaneum 

#  Salsola vermiculata Setaria pallide-fusca 

#  Solanum torvum Solanum viarum Spermacoce alata Tridax procumbens Urochloa panicoides ƒ See 7 CFR 360 for exceptions ƒƒ See 7 CFR 360 for exceptions 

#  May be moved intrastate without a permit. Grown and/or distributed as produce in California. 

# • May be moved intrastate with a permit. 

#  Known to occur and of limited distribution in California. Interstate, intrastate and international movement require appropriate USDA or CDFA plant pest permit. Other movement of all other listed species requires a USDA permit for interstate or international shipments. This weed policy does not restrict the designation as a pest of any species not listed herein as def ined in Section 5006 of the Food and Agricultural Code.107.5 CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE 08-19-08 PLANT QUARANTINE MANUAL



### X Reject



###  Reject only when found in seed for planting or at the discretion of the Agricultural Commissioner 1,2&3 – Bird seed infested with “B” or “C” rated weed seed: 1. Treat as shown in above chart 2. Release 3. Handle as feed grain 

### CALIFORNIA QUARANTINE POLICY – WEEDS The following chart indicates the commissioner’s weed policy covering “B” & “C.” weeds.Weed 

# CountyAlkaline MallowArtichoke thistleAustrian FieldcressBaby’s Breath*Banana WaterlilyBarbwire Russian ThistleBermuda GrassBladderflowerBlue PanicgrassCanada ThistleCarolina HorsenettleChicorySouthern Russian ThistleDistaff ThistleDodderDyer’s WoodFalse GarlicField BindweedFrench BroomGiant FoxtailGiant KnotweedGiant RagweedGoat GrassesGorseGrape GroundcherryHimalayan KnotweedHoary CressesItalian & Slender-flower ThistleJapanese KnotweedJohnsongrassKangaroo ThornKelpKikuyugrass 1 Alameda   X XX X X   XX XX     X   X X     XX X   XXX     XXX     1 Amador     X   X X   XX XX   X X   X X   X XX X   X XXXX X

1 Butte   X X   X     XX XX     X   X X     XX X   XXX     X   XXX 1 Calaveras   X X   X X   XX XX   X X   X X   X XX X   XXXX   XX X 2 Colusa   X XX X X   XX XX     X   X X   X XX XXXXXX   XXXXX 1 Contra Costa   X X   X     XX XX     XX XX     XX XXXXXX   X   X     Del Norte XX XX X XX XX   X   X XX XX XX XX XXXXXXXXXXXX 1 El Dorado   X XX X X     X XX         X X     XX X   XXXX   X   X X   1 Fresno   X X   X X   X   X X   X XX X   XX XX XXXXXXXX   XXX 1 Glenn   X XX X X   XX XX     XX XX     XX XXXXXXXX   X   X 1 Humboldt XX XX X X XX X X XX XX XX XXX XX XX

1 Imperial     X       X   X X 1 Inyo-mono XX X   X   XX XX   X   X X   X XX XXXXXXXX   XXX 1 Kern   X X   X     XX XX X   X X   X XX   X XXXXXXXX   XXX Kings X XX X     XX XX X   X   XX XX XX XXXXXXXX   X   X 1 Lake XX XX X X   XX XX     X   X X     XX XXXXXXXXXXXX Lassen   XX X X

 X

 X X

 X X X X 3 Los Angeles   X X   XX X                  X X       1 Madera     XX X     XX X       X   X X   X XX XXXXXXXX   X    

1 Marin   X   X         X X     X   X X   XX XX   XXX XX       1 Mariposa     XX X X   XX XX     X   X X   X XX XXXXXX   X   X   X 1 Mendocino XX XX X X   XX XX   X X   X X   X XX XXXXXXXX   XXX 1 Merced   X XX X X   XX XX     X   X X   X XX XXXXX     X   X   X 1 Modoc X X   X X     X   X X     X   X X     XX X   X   XXXXXXXX Monterey X XX X X XX XX X X XX   XX XXXXX X   X

1 Napa   X XX X     XX XX     X   X X     XX XXXXX     X   X     1 Nevada   X XX X X XX XX   X   X X   X X XXXXXX X   X   X 1 Orange     X   XX X       X     1 Placer XX XX X X XX XX X XX XX X   XX X   XXXXXX   X X 1 Plumas-Sierra   X XX       X X     X   XX XX               X X           1 Riverside X X       X X X X X X   X   XXX     2 Sacramento     X     X   XX XX     X   X X     XX X   XXXXXX   XXX

1 San Benito     X   X X   XX XX     XX XX   X XX XXXXX     X   X   X San Bernadino   XX X   XX XX X   X X   X XX XXXXXXXX   X X

1 San Diego X   XX X                     San Francisco X X 1 San Joaquin X X X XX XX   X   X X   X XX XXXXXX   X   X   X 1 San Luis Obispo XX X X XX XX XX   X   X X   X XX XXXXXX   XXXX   1 San Mateo XX X             X X     X   X XX         X     X     X       1 Santa Barbara   X X   XX X   X     X X   X X Santa Clara     X   X XX   X XX     X   X X   X XX XXXXXX   X   X     2 Santa Cruz   XX X     XX XX     X   X X     XX XXXXX     X   X   1 Shasta X X X XX XX X XX X XX 1 Siskiyou   X XX XX XX   X XX XX XX XX XXXXXXXXXX   X

1 Solano   X X XXX   X   X X     XX XX   X       X X     X   X   X     Sonoma XX XX   X       X X   X XX X       XX XXXXXX   X   X     1 Stanislaus     X   X X   XX XX X   X X   X XX XXXXXXXX   X X 1 Sutter X XX X X XX XX X X   X X   X XX XXX XXXX   X X 1 Tehama   X XX X X   XX XX     X   X X   X XX XXXXXX   X   X   X Trinity N O P O L I C Y F O R B & C R A T E D W EEDS 1 Tulare   X XX X X       X X     XX XX XX XX XXXXXXXX   X   X 1 Tuolomne   X XX   X       X X                               X            

1 Ventura   X X X X XX XX     X   X X   X XX XXXXXXXXXX   X Yolo   X XX X     XX XX     XX XX   X XX XXXXXX   X   X   X 1 Yuba X XX X   XX XX   X   XX X XX X   XXXX X X X 

# * Policy applicable only to Gypsophila paniculata(seed and fertile forms), shipments labeled only as “Baby’s Breath” and unlabeled shipments. Shipments labeled as G. paniculata(sterile), G. paniculate(Doubled flowered), G. elegans , G. muralis or G. repensshould be released.CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE 107.6 PLANT QUARANTINE MANUAL 08-19-07 

### CALIFORNIA QUARANTINE POLICY – WEEDS The commission eed policy covering “B” & “C” rated weeds (including seeds) chart continued. er’s wWeed 

# CountyKlamath WeedLanceleaf NightshadeMediterranean SageMedusaheadNimblewillOblong SpurgePaddy MelonPanicled OnionPerennial PepperweedPoverty WeedPuncture VinePurple MustardPurple NutgrassPurple StarthistleQuackgrassesRough ComfreyRussian KnapweedSandbur GrassesSatintailScarlet GauraDrummond’s GauraScotch BroomSicilian ThistleStemless ThistleTansy RagwortWavy – Leaved GauraWhite HorsenettleWhite – Margined NightshadeWild GarlicWild IrisYellow NutgrassYellow Starthistle 1 Alameda X X XX X X X X X   X X   X X X X X X XX X X XXX X X X X      1 Amador XX X   X XX XX X   X X   X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X   X  

1 Butte XX X   X XX XX X   X   XX XX XX XX   XXXXXXX   X   1 Calaveras XX X   X XX XX X   X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X   X   2 Colusa XX X   X XX XX X   XX XX XX   X XX XXXXXXXXX     1 Contra Costa XX X   X XX XX     XX XX XX   X XX   XXXXXXXXX   Del Norte X XX X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX   X X   XXXXXXX 1 El Dorado X       X XX XX         X X   X XX XX       XXXX   X X   1 Fresno XX XX X XX   X X   X   XX XX   X XX   XXXXX   X   X X 1 Glenn XX X   X XX XX X   X   X X   X XX XX   XXXXXXX       1 Humboldt XX X X XX XX XX XX X X XX XX XXXXXXX XX

1 Imperial               X X       X X     X 1 Inyo-mono XX XX X XX XX     XX X XX X XX XXXXXXXX   X 1 Kern XX XX X XX XX X   XX XX X   X   XX XXXXX   XXX   X Kings XX XX X XX XX X   XX XX XX   X XX XXXXXXXXXXX 1 Lake XX XX X XX XX XX X   XX XX XX XX   XXXXXXXX     Lassen X X X X X X X X X X X X 3 Los Angeles     X X     X   X       X   X   XX XXXXX       X 1 Madera XX X   X XX XX     X   XX XX   X XX   XXXX   XXX    

1 Marin   X   X             X X     X XX         X   X   XXX     1 Mariposa XX XX X XX XX     X   XX XX   X XX   XXXXXXX       1 Mendocino XX XX X XX XX X   X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X   X X 1 Merced XX XX X XX XX     X   XX XX   X XX   XXXXXXX       1 Modoc X   XX X X     X   X XX X     X XX XX   XXXXX   XXXX Monterey XX XX X XX XX   X X XX X   XX XX XXXXXXX XX

1 Napa X X   X XX XX X   X X   X XX XX XX   XXXXXXX   X   1 Nevada X X   X XX XX   X XX XX XX XX XX XX   XXXXXXX   1 Orange X   X X         X X       X   X     X 1 Placer   X X X XX XX     X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 Plumas-Sierra X   X         X X     X   X     X     X X X X X   X X   X     1 Riverside XX XX XX XX     X XX X   X XX XXXXXXXXXXX 2 Sacramento   X X   X XX XX X   X   XX XX XX XX   XXXXXXXX    

1 San Benito XX X   X XX XX XX XX   X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X   San Bernadino XX XX X XX XX   XX XX XX   X XX XXXXXXXXXXX

1 San Diego X                                                 San Francisco XX XX X XX XX   X X   XX XX XX XX   XXXXXXXX   X 1 San Joaquin XX XX X XX X   X   X   X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X     1 San Luis Obispo XX XX X XX XX   X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X   1 San Mateo X   X X         X XX   X XX XX X   XX X     XXX   X   X   1 Santa Barbara XX X XX XX     X   XX X   X X   XXXXX   X     Santa Clara XX XX X XX X   X   XX XX X   X X X X X X X X X   X X X X   2 Santa Cruz   X XX X   X XX     XX XX XX   X XX   XXXXXXXXXX 1 Shasta X X X XX XX X X XX X XX XXXXXXX 1 Siskiyou XX X   X XX   X XX X   XX X XX   XXXXXXX   X X

1 Solano X   X     X     X   X       X   X X   X X     X X X X   X       Sonoma X   XX X XX XX X   XX XX XX XX XX   XXXXXXXXX   1 Stanislaus   X XX X XX XX X   X   XX XX X XX XXXXXXXXX     1 Sutter XX X X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXXXXXXXXX   1 Tehama   X X   X XX XX X   XX X   XX XX XX XXXXXXXXXX   Trinity   N O P O L I C Y F O R B & C R A T E D W EEDS 1 Tulare XX XX X XX XX X   XX XX XX   X XX XXXXXXXXXXX 1 Tuolomne X                                                              

1 Ventura XX XX X XX XX     XX XX XX   X XX XXXXXXXXX     Yolo XX XX X XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXXXXXXXXX   1 Yuba   X X X XX XX X   X XX XX   X XX XXXXXXXX 

### X Reject



###  Reject only when found in seed for planting or at the discretion of the Agricultural Commissioner 1,2&3 – Bird seed infested with “B” or “C” rated weed seed: 1. Treat as shown in above chart 2. Release 3. Handle as feed grain