The state is warning residents of unsolicited seeds that have been mailed from China.
THIS IS A STRANGE ONE.SERA: IT IS STRANGE.HE STATE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENTWARNS AGAINST PLANTING THESEMYSTERIOUS SEEDS OR SIMPLYPUTTING THEM IN THE TRASH.TAKE A LOOK AT THESE PHOTOS.THEY SHOW THE CONTENTS OF APACKAGE SENT TO A WOMAN INBURLINGTON, INCLUDING LITTLEBAGGIES OF SEEDS AND A LETTERWITH NOTES ABOUT GROWING THEM.THIS IS ONE OF TWO KNOWNMAILINGS SENT TO MASSACHUSETTSRESIDENTS.THE OTHER IN SOUTH HADLEY.ACROSS THE COUNTRY, THE SEEDSARE CROPPING UP IN MAILBOXESAPPARENTLY FROM CHINA.THE STATE’S AGRICULTUREDEPARTMENT SAYS THE SEEDS ARENOT EXPECTED TO BE HARMFUL TOHUMANS OR PETS, BUT THEY COULDPOSE A RISK TO LIVESTOCK ANDOTHER PLANT LIFEIF YOU DO GET THEM, YOU AREASKED TO CONTACT THE AGRICULTUREDEPARTMENT.YOU CAN FILL OUT A FORM AND GETSPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO
'Mystery Seeds' are being sent to Hoosiers, unsolicited. The sending of seeds, mostly coming from China could be part of a scam, If..
Florida’s agriculture secretary is raising concerns about packages of seeds bearing Chinese characters and the name China Post..
Those who have gotten the packages are asked to immediately call the Colorado Department of Agriculture at cda_nursery@state.co.us..
