Statsrådets förordning om ändring av statsrådets förordning om krav enligt Europeiska unionen och de nationella stöden till jordbrukare avseende god jordbrukshävd och goda miljöförhållanden
This section defines “grönträda” and “mellangröda” for the regulation.
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This section defines “grönträda” and “mellangröda” for the regulation. Agricultural fields next to a watercourse must keep a at least 3-meter uncultivated buffer strip with plant cover, and no plant protection products or fertilizers may be used on it. A support applicant must keep at least 33% of the combined arable and permanent-crop area under vegetative cover from 31 October to 15 March. A support applicant must enter into a production contract with the processing industry for the oat area reported in the support application by the deadline for the annual EU area-based direct aid application. Protected tree groups, individual trees, and certain natural monuments must be preserved when they are small enough and located on specified agricultural parcels or parcel boundaries. The regulation also enters into force on 1 January 2024.
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Statsrådets förordning om ändring av statsrådets förordning om krav enligt Europeiska unionen och de nationella stöden till jordbrukare avseende god jordbrukshävd och goda miljöförhållanden
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