Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om minimikrav för god jordbrukshävd och goda miljöförhållanden som anknyter till tvärvillkoren i samband med direktstöd | 1079 — Finland law | Esheria

Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om minimikrav för god jordbrukshävd och goda miljöförhållanden som anknyter till tvärvillkoren i samband med direktstöd

This regulation applies in Finland to measures setting minimum requirements for good agricultural practice and good environmental conditions that farmers receiving direct support must follow.

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Jurisdiction
Finland
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
1079
Version
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Language
sv
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buffer strips commencement direct support eligibility conditions fallow land maintenance farm compliance farm operations field maintenance field management förhandstillstånd land management land use markomläggning pasture management permanent betesmark repeal soil protection straw burning subsidies weed control

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This regulation applies in Finland to measures setting minimum requirements for good agricultural practice and good environmental conditions that farmers receiving direct support must follow. This section defines several terms used in the regulation. Direct support may be granted only if the farmer follows sections 4–9 of this regulation, in addition to the other rules mentioned. Some fallow and uncultivated fields must be kept grass-covered, sown or mown by set deadlines, and certain strips near water must stay uncultivated or green fallow. Straw burning on fields should be avoided. It is allowed only when necessary for successful sowing or for controlling wild oats, other weeds, plant diseases, or pests. Driving heavy machinery on wet fields should also be avoided to prevent soil compaction.