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Training on the Newly Revised Seed Law Held in Jiujiang City

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In order to do a good job of connecting the old law with the new law, ensure stable order in the seed market, further strengthen the city's seed market supervision work, improve the professional quality of seed law enforcement personnel, and meet the needs of the new situation in seed management work, on January 11, the Jiujiang City Seed Management

In order to do a good job of connecting the old law with the new law, ensure stable order in the seed market, further strengthen the city's seed market supervision work, improve the professional quality of seed law enforcement personnel, and meet the needs of the new situation in seed management work, on January 11, the Jiujiang City Seed Management Bureau held a training class on the newly revised "Seed Law". More than 70 seed law enforcement personnel and enterprise management personnel from all counties (cities, districts) of Jiujiang City participated in the training.

The training class specially invited the section chief of the Market Management Section of the Provincial Seed Management Bureau to explain the spirit of the meeting of the Ministry of Agriculture's Seed Management Bureau's training class for teachers of the new law, interpret the thinking, background and principles of this revision of the "Seed Law", and focus on interpreting the relevant revised provisions. The secretary of the Municipal Seed Management Bureau presided over the meeting and put forward specific requirements for all counties (cities, districts) to further carry out publicity of the law and strengthen training work for seed practitioners.

Through holding this training class, everyone fully grasped the spirit of the newly revised "Seed Law", gained a further understanding of the revised provisions of the "Seed Law", and laid a good foundation for strengthening the management of crop seeds throughout the city, promoting the healthy development of the city's seed market, and meeting the needs of the new situation in seed management work.

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