The Australian Mungbean Association (AMA) recommends that Mungbean producers replenish their seed lines every three years. The recent detection of Halo blight in 2007 spring planted crops exemplifies the issues of producers retaining their own seed on farm.

To ensure Mungbean seed of the highest genetic and physical standards, the association commenced a seed production scheme in 2005. As part of the quality control procedure for production of Mungbean seed, the AMA requires that all seed crops be inspected by an independent inspector to determine trueness to type and freedom from specific diseases.

• AMA - Approved Seed (pdf)

Line No.	Germination %	Purity %	Date Tested	Seed Count (Seeds/kg)	Lab. Report No.	QSeed Inspection Report No.
Crystal
A20	86	99.9	02-09-2009	12250	TW09-06357	A20 QSEED
A42	86	99.9	19-11-2009	14650	TW09-08264	A42 QSEED
Emerald
Satin II
W44	95	99.9	15-09-2009	17250	TW09-06644	W44 QSEED

Whilst the information provided is considered true and correct at the date of testing, changes in circumstances after the sale of seed may impact on the accuracy of this information. No liability or responsibility is accepted by the Australian Mungbean Association (AMA) for any seed deterioration that may occur post sale.

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