National Institute of Agricultural Botany

And that information then is fed into the system.

And we work with the team at NIAB who then process the data and which then ultimately provides the recommended list.

That data gets converted through the algorithms to give you a one to nine scale.

And you'll see from all the various varieties and a score.

And although they may not work for the seed producer all the time, they are answerable and reportable to the governing body.

So approximately 5% of all lab samples are routinely checked by NIAB and samples are also obtained by AFA in the storage in the warehouses for our site, for

instance.

All results then cross-checked and discrepancies between varieties are questioned.