Jord- och skogsbruksministeriets förordning om minimikrav för god jordbrukshävd och goda miljöförhållanden som anknyter till tvärvillkoren i samband med direktstöd | 183 — Finland law | Esheria

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

This provision says the regulation applies throughout 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
183
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Language
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agricultural land management agriculture buffer strips compliance conditions crop and pasture definitions crop cultivation crop land maintenance crop maintenance crop sowing crop/field management direct support environmental standards fallow land fallow land management fallow management fallow use farm management farm subsidies farm support eligibility farming fertiliser restrictions fertilization field clearing field management +13 more

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This provision says the regulation applies throughout 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 farming terms used in the regulation. Direct support is conditional on the farmer complying with the listed conditions in this regulation and in the referenced support regulations. The provision requires buffer strips and vegetation cover on certain fallow or uncultivated fields, with limits on fertiliser and plant-protection use and a 30 June sowing deadline in one case. Farmers must cultivate the field properly, use suitable crop species, sow or plant by 30 June, manage plant protection, and aim for a marketable harvest.

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