Examples of using Dried fodder in English and their translations into German
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Dried fodder and dried legumes.
Review of the CAP 2003- COM/dried fodder.
The dried fodder regime was reformed in 2003, when part of the aid was given to producers and decoupled.
Possible consequences of changes to the organisation of the dried fodder market.
Let me quote:‘The rate of aid paid for artificially dried fodder is almost double that paid for sun-dried fodder. .
Mr HOVGAARD JAKOBSEN stated that he had voted infavour of the Opinion despite serious reservations about the comments on dried fodder in Point 3.6.
There are a number of small sectors(protein, dried fodder, flax and hemp, starch, durum wheat, rice and nuts) for which decoupling will be implemented in the coming years.
This encouraged producers to switch from sun-drying and to produce artificially dried fodder to the maximum extent possible.
The five dried fodder producing new Member States(Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland and Slovakia) share a quantity of 104 823 tonnes.
Different market measures: Substantial changes in the arable sector(cereals, protein crops, durum wheat,starch potatoes, dried fodder and seeds), amended regimes for rice and nuts and changes in the dairy sector.
Dried fodder processing undertakings requesting aid are accordingly entitled to an advance of 60% of the aid if they do not lodge a deposit and of 80% if they do.
In the context of the political agreement reached during the negotiations in July 1994 on the agricultural prices for 1994/95,the Council decided on the features on which a new Community scheme in the dried fodder sector should be based.
Dried fodder which has left a processing undertaking may not be readmitted within the precincts of the same or any other undertaking or any storage place referred to in paragraph 1 a.
Whereas the final amount of the aid cannot be paid until it has been calculated whether the MGQ has been exceeded; whereas it is therefore necessary thatadvance payments of the aid be made after the dried fodder has left the processing undertaking;
In the case of dried fodder payment, Member States shall grant an aid under conditions to be defined in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 144(2), within the aforementioned budgetary limits.
Multiple common organizations Cereals Pigmeat Eggs and poultry Fresh fruit and vegetables Wine Milk products Beef and veal Rice Oils and fats Sugar Flowers andlive plants Dried fodder Products processed from fruit and vegetables Raw tobacco Flax and hemp Hops Seeds Other agricultural products Sheepmeat and goatmeat.
Whereas the marketing year for dried fodder for which aid is paid should be from 1 April each year to 31 March of the following year as production in southern Member States commences already in April;
With these proposals, the Commission aims at decoupling direct aids and establishing a single farm payment based on a reference amount covering payments for arable crops, beef and veal, milk and dairy products, sheep and goatmeat, starch potatoes, grain legumes, rice,seeds and dried fodder, in a reference period of 2000 to 2002.
In case of potato starch, dried fodder and seed aid listed in Annex VII, the number of hectares whose production has been granted the aid in the reference period as calculated in points B, D and G of Annex VII;
Coupled support may be granted to the following sectors and productions: cereals, oilseeds, protein crops, grain legumes, flax, hemp, rice, nuts, starch potato, milk and milk products, seeds, sheepmeat and goatmeat, beef and veal, olive oil,silk worms, dried fodder, hops, sugar beet, cane and chicory, fruit and vegetables and short rotation coppice.
It fixes the national quantities(NGQs) of dried fodder which could be eligible for aid for Austria(4.400 t), Finland(3.000 t) and Sweden(11.000 t) following their accession.
The advance payment provided for in Article 6(1) of Regulation(EC) No 603/95 shall be paid once the competent authority has ascertained entitlement to the aid for the quantities covered by the aid application and not later than 90 days after the date on which the application was submitted.The advance shall be paid to the processing undertaking for the dried fodder which left it during a given month.
Whereas the concept of mixtures of dried fodder and other products should be defined more clearly so that aid for processing is granted solely on products meeting the conditions laid down in the abovementioned Regulation(EC) No 603/95;
Other: special payments were established for nuts(with a maximum area),starch potatoes(with a part decoupled from and another part coupled to production) and dried fodder(once again, with a part decoupled and a part coupled); the first two have been incorporated into Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003; aid for fodder has remained in the single CMO.
In case of potato starch, dried fodder, seed, olive groves, tobacco and sugar beet and chicory aids listed in Annex VII, the number of hectares whose production has been granted the aid or, in the case of sugar beet and chicory used for the production of inuline syrup, the amount of support in the reference period as calculated in points B, D, F, H, I and K of Annex VII;";
Before 30 September 2008 the Commission shall,on the basis of an evaluation of the common market organisation for dried fodder, present a report to the Council on this sector dealing in particular with the development of areas of leguminous and other green fodder, the production of dried fodder and the savings of fossil fuels achieved.
In order to take account of possible evolution of the dried fodder production, the Commission should,on the basis of an evaluation of the common market organisation for dried fodder, present a report to the Council on the sector dealing in particular with the development of areas of leguminous and other green fodder, the production of dried fodder and the savings of fossil fuels achieved.
Alongside proposals for specific sectors(cereals, rice, dried fodder, milk and milk products), the package also includes a horizontal regulation on common rules for direct support schemes and a regulation on support for rural development.
Marketing years should be fixed for cereals, rice, sugar, dried fodder, seeds, olive oil and table olives, flax and hemp, fruit and vegetables, bananas, milk and milk products, and silkworms, mainly adapted to the biological production cycles of each of those products.
The recommended regime would not ensure that the dried fodder sector remains a structural factor in rural areas,because the possible savings generated by removing aid for both artificially and naturally dried fodder would not be enough to offset the loss of income to the industry while maintaining profitable prices for farmers.