Eksempler på brug af These crops på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The US accounts for 70% of these crops.
These crops have been proposed as alternatives for grape and olive growers.
From the first night frosts these crops will save a covering film.
The new COM must provide a special support structure for these crops.
Nor can we re-planting these crops in the same place- after Actinidia Actinidia.
We want to ensure that serious consideration is given to the dangers of using these crops.
Lastly, these crops have an essential role to play at an agronomic and environmental level.
It may result in a considerable reduction in research into the cultivation of these crops in a domestic environment.
These crops offer protection against erosion and desertification and play the role of firebreaks.
The suggestion that no single farm payment can be received by farmers who cultivate these crops is utterly nonsensical.
In order for these crops to be a genuine alternative, however, we must guarantee their viability by means of a policy on prices and fiscal incentives.
The best thing would be to reduce orremove the agricultural support for these crops, or to sell the surplus on the world market.
Farmers, in fact, have gradually lost interest in protein crops, resulting in the loss, at a European level,of practical experience related to these crops.
The maximum guaranteed area is the average of the areas used for these crops during the marketing years 1987/88, 1988/89 and 1989/90.
Protein crops currently occupy only 3% of the EU's arable land and therefore,the EU is forced to import 70% of these crops for animal feed.
Many horticulturalists feared that these crops would come under threat as a result of this legislation, but, fortunately, this fear has proved unfounded.
Given that grain, fruit andvegetable crops in Europe are dependent on pollination by bees, these crops and agriculture in general face a huge risk of various diseases.
I should like to highlight how these crops contribute to environmental conservation in the most desertified areas of the Union. This is true of almonds and hazelnuts, for example.
As well as reducing the European Union's protein deficit, once their products have been harvested, these crops are an excellent additive for the soil, which therefore requires less chemical fertiliser.
These crops also help reduce soil acidification, improve its structure, reduce the use of herbicides and encourage greater biodiversity, assisting pollination.
Nevertheless, the Commission cannot condone European agriculture abandoning these crops as a result of commercial agreements which have caused the collapse of such an important sector.
Arable farmers therefore need to grow more nitrogen-fixing plants to secure the nitrogen supply, andto ensure a viable economy they must also find new markets for these crops.
The pro gramme will, of course,keep in close touch with international agencies working on these crops such as the In ternational Centre for Agricultural Re search in Dry Areas ICARDA.
People in developing countries do not grow coca and poppies because they believe in principle that drugs should be freely available;usually they grow these crops purely in order to subsist.
Using land set-aside to produce these crops could jeopardise the blue box status of the area payments in WTO and result in switching production to set-aside land with existing protein land being used to produce more cereals.
In order to strengthen the role of protein-rich crops and to provide an incentive to increase the production of these crops, it is appropriate to provide for a supplementary payment for farmers producing these crops.
Nor does it take into account what it would mean to increase these crops that are rich in vegetable proteins in order to re-establish the balance and capacity to supply of the whole of the European Union, which would undoubtedly be very beneficial for achieving more extensive and better quality livestock.
Conversion of agriculture is necessary, for example, in cases where certain water-intensive crops are grown in an area which is troubled by drought, andwhere people also grow these crops far outside their natural season.
It is vital that these crops(beet, chicory, potatoes, tobacco, pineapples, wine, tea, etc.) continue to be cultivated as an alternative to counterbalance the predominance of livestock farming, and to ensure this the aid granted to the local processing industry should be continued.
Whereas there is a considerable risk to potato and tomato cultivation throughout the Community if effective measures are not taken,with respect to these crops, to locate this organism and determine its distribution, to prevent it from occurring and spreading, and, if found, to prevent its spread and to control it with the aim of eradication;