In which scenario would a seed labeler likely be required to register?

A seed labeler is typically required to register when they are involved in labeling seeds for sale. This requirement ensures that all seeds sold to consumers meet established standards for quality, species identification, and proper handling. Registration serves as a mechanism for accountability and traceability in the seed market.

When seed labelers register, they provide important information that helps regulatory authorities track seed distribution and enforce compliance with labeling requirements. By mandating registration for those who label seeds for sale, the law helps protect consumers and promotes fair trade practices in the seed industry.

Other scenarios, such as starting a new seed breed, conducting seed research, or being involved only during inspections, do not inherently require registration for labeling seeds. These activities may have their own guidelines or regulations, but they do not directly involve the accountability needed at the point of sale, which is where registration becomes essential.