Примери за използване на Farming practice на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Changes in farming practice.
(c) informing the scientific community about the research needs of farming practice.
Registration of the movements of beehives is a‘farming practice' compensated by the EU's agri-environment sub-measure.
As we have previously indicated, the greening requirements are undemanding andlargely reflect usual farming practice.
The Commission considers that important requirements of good farming practice still apply in cross compliance.
Generally, Member States gave priority to EFA types which were already a common feature of their normal farming practice.
We estimate that greening has led to a change in farming practice on only around 5% of all EU farmland.
Good farming practice was an eligibility criterion to benefit from the two measures, and it was checked on at least 5% of the farms. .
It is a matter of good farming practice.
Many important requirements of usual good farming practice were taken on board by cross compliance12 and some others continue to apply in national legislation outside cross compliance.
Environmentally-friendly farming practice.
The MEPs condemned as“unacceptable” the use of glyphosate in a farming practice known as“green burndown”- the killing of the actual crop plant prior to harvest in order to accelerate ripening and facilitate harvesting.
Being unable to read and write, and with no access to modern techniques and tools,he started to employ an old African farming practice called“Zai”.
Introducing a soil cover during the winter is a farming practice which limits soil erosion caused, inter alia, by the wind.
This deadweight arises primarily from the fact that greening requirements are generally undemanding andlargely reflect normal farming practice.
Creating added value by better linking research and farming practice and encouraging the wider use of available innovation measures;
We found that greening, as currently implemented, is unlikely to meet this objective, mainly due the low level of requirements,which largely reflect the normal farming practice.
For those holdings where the introduction of greening did result in a positive change in farming practice, we estimated the share of arable land on which such changes occurred.
Before cross compliance applied to rural development, farmers benefitting from the two financially largest measures(agri-environment andcompensatory allowances under less favoured areas) needed to adhere to at least the standard of“usual good farming practice” throughout the farm. .
A comparison of the standards defining usual good farming practice with requirements and standards established under cross compliance revealed that in most Member States audited many important obligations no longer applied.
In France, a national environmental institute identified that limiting the tillage depth was a change in farming practice which could improve soil structure.
MEPs also condemn as“unacceptable” the use of glyphosate in a farming practice known as“green burndown”,(pre-harvest treatment, desiccation) i.e. the killing of the actual crop plant prior to harvest in order to accelerate ripening and facilitate harvesting.
Most of the deadweight in greening is due to the modesty of greening requirements,which generally reflect the normal farming practice. This is particularly the case for crop diversification.
The term‘baseline', in this context, denotes the level of public service(here: a farming practice beneficial for the environment) which is required of a beneficiary(here: a farmer participating in an environmental measure under rural development) without any remuneration.
This principle that MS need to reflect national differences of agriculture andenvironment in their baseline rules has been applied in the past in the case of usual good farming practice and now it applies in the case of cross compliance.
Based on advanced agri-economic modelling,the Commission's researchers estimate44 that in total 4.5% of EU farmland required reallocation(i.e. change of farming practice) due to new greening 40 41 42 43 44 For crop diversification, the maximum share of arable land on which farming practice may have had to change was limited to 25%(where a farmer growing a single crop diversified in 2015 to comply with the 75% greening ceiling on the main crop).
There is a risk that a beneficiary would have applied the measure 14 requirements even without the rural development support,for example because the measure reflects normal farming practice, or because the beneficiary had already participated in a private quality scheme that covered the same requirements before applying for measure 14 support.