Then look at the following answer:
(1): The degree of private sale is difficult to define. What is the sales scope? Does it constitute an open sale? Can't judge.
(2): What is the definition of agricultural products? Agricultural products refer to primary products from agriculture, that is, plants, animals, microorganisms and their products obtained in agricultural activities. The patent law clearly stipulates that the above categories cannot apply for a patent.
(3): Does making agricultural products literally mean making a handmade product?
(4): From the applicant's point of view, any kind of patent application is allowed, and the only difference is whether the application can be authorized. Similarly, in any case, the handmade products themselves and their manufacturing methods are allowed to apply for patents, and the only difference is whether they can be authorized. The authorization of the application is beyond our decision, which mainly depends on the novelty and creativity of the technical scheme itself and the judgment and decision of the Intellectual Property Office.
In other words, you can't judge for yourself whether a product or method can be authorized, and issues such as novelty and creative use should be left to the Intellectual Property Office for judgment. What you have to do is to make the production method and the product itself complete and detailed.