1209.29.91.76 - Wild rye 🖩

This category encompasses "Wild rye," specifically classified under HTS code 1209.29.91.76. It falls within the broader group of "seeds of forage plants, other." This classification applies to seeds of rye species that are generally not cultivated for direct human consumption or typical grain production, but rather for their use in pastures, forage, or ecological restoration. The designation of "wild" is key, distinguishing it from cultivated rye varieties.

While this node is specific to wild rye, its siblings include other important forage seeds such as bent grass, Bermuda grass, birdsfoot trefoil, and orchard grass. The distinction lies in the botanical genus and species. Unlike its siblings, this entry is solely for seeds of the *Secale* genus that are considered wild or naturalized, rather than belonging to genera like *Agrostis*, *Cynodon*, *Lotus*, or *Dactylis*. Classification here relies on identifying the seed as originating from a wild or uncultivated rye species.

As a leaf node, this HTS classification does not have further subcategories. The specificity of "wild rye" at this level means that further subdivision is not deemed necessary for customs purposes. Therefore, any seed identified as wild rye for sowing purposes would fall under this precise code, provided it meets the general criteria for seeds of forage plants under heading 1209.