A New Jersey commission would study native seed supply, demand, and possible public uses, then recommend ways to increase production and use.
A state commission would study native seed supply and demand, barriers, and possible public projects, then recommend ways to increase production and use. It would report within a year after organizing and end 30 days after submitting its report.
A New Jersey Native Seed Commission would develop a plan to increase native seed production and use. The commission would assess seed supply and demand, barriers to production and use, and possible uses in public projects across New Jersey. The commission would make recommendations; this section does not require agencies or private groups to use native seeds. The commission must submit its report within one year after it organizes. It expires 30 days after submitting the report.
No hearings or votes scheduled.