Examples of using Fodder plant in English and their translations into German
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Valuable fodder plants are scorched, producing gaps in the existing pasture.
Protein-rich red clover is the most important fodder plant for the agricultural industry.
Today, NPZ is a successful breeder of winter and spring oilseed rape, field beans,peas and fodder plants.
Fodder plants clover(hay) lucerne(hay) green maize and silo maize fodder beet meadows(hay) pasture hay.
Ramtilla is a composite plant of the family Asteraceae and is used in Ethiopia as a fodder plant.
Alfafa( Medicago sativa L., Fabaceae family) is a fodder plant endemic to south-central Asia and the Mediterranean basin, and northern Eurasia 1.
Authorising the indelible printing of prescribed information on packages of seed of fodder plants.
Amending Directive 66/401/EEC on the marketing of fodder plant seed and Directive 66/402/EEC on the marketing of cereal seed.
We welcome the fact that the cyclical set-aside is set at 10% andthat no new planting of fodder plants is permitted.
Even at the early age of 12 I had to deal with fodder plants for butterfly caterpillars and some kinds mantises and later for beetle larvae.
Le Macine” farmstay is right into the heart of a dynamic 45 hectares farm,with extensive cultivations of cereals and fodder plants.
The analysis of fodder plants, such as grass, corn, clover and lucerne, denotes the most important nutrients and components and helps to assure the quality of the follow-on silage process.
Directive 66/401/EEC contains a list of the genera and species of plants which are considered as fodder plants within the meaning of that Directive.
All fodder plants not listed under heading 144 should be indicated under heading 145(other fodder plants), including areas used for production of grass for less than one year.
WHEREAS ARTICLE 3( 3)OF THE DIRECTIVE AUTHORIZES THE COMMISSION TO PROHIBIT THE MARKETING OF FODDER PLANT SEED UNLESS IT HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED AS" BASIC SEED" OR" CERTIFIED SEED";
If it is not intended for use as fodder plants, in which case the mixtures may contain seeds of fodder plants and seeds of plants which are not fodder plants within the meaning of this Directive;
Accordingly, Directive 86/109/EEC(3), inter alia,limits the marketing of seed of particular species of fodder plants to seed which has been officially certified as'basic seed' or'certified seed';
Also, the definition of'small farmers' who shall not be required to pay a remuneration to the holder for the use made of the derogation,is completed in particular in respect of farmers growing certain fodder plants and potatoes;
Notwithstanding paragraph 1,Member States may also authorize the marketing of fodder plant seed in the form of mixtures:- if such mixtures are intended for the production of fodder plants, or.
COMMISSION DIRECTIVE of 24 May 1978 amending Directive 74/268/EEC laying down specialconditions concerning the presence of"Avena fatua" in fodder plant and cereal seed 78/511/EEC.
The Member States shall make suitable arrangements for fodder plant seed to be officially controlled during marketing, at least by check sampling, as regards its compliance with the requirements of this Directive.
The Commission may, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 21,provide that after specified dates seed of genera and species of fodder plant other than those listed in paragraph 1 may not be placed on the market unless it has been officially certified as"basic seed" or"certified seed.
The Member States shall provide that fodder plant seed- which has been produced directly from basic seed or certified seed officially certified either in one or more Member States or in a third country which has been granted equivalence under Article 16(1)(b), or which has been produced directly from the crossing of basic seed officially certified in a Member State with basic seed officially certified in such a third country, and.
Member States may:(a) where no measures have been taken by the Commission under Article 3(3) and entered into force,provide that after specified dates seed of genera and species of fodder plant other than those listed in Article 3(1) may not be placed on the market unless it has been officially certified as"basic seed" or"certified seed";
Member States shall require that fodder plant seed in the form of mixtures of seed of various genera, species or varieties or of mixtures containing seed of plants which are not fodder plants within the meaning of this Directive may only be marketed if they are not intended for the production of fodder plants and if the various components of the mixture complied, before mixing, with the marketing regulations applicable to them.
Whereas, in the light of the development of scientific and technical knowledge, Annex II to Directive 66/401/EEC and Annex II to Directive 69/208/EEC should be amended so as to improve the standards to be satisfied by seed of certain fodder plant species and certain oil and fibre plant species in respect of the maximum content of seed of Rumex spp. other than Rumex acetosella and,in the case of the fodder plant species, Rumex maritimus;
COUNCIL DIRECTIVE of 20 July 1972 amending the Directives of 14June 1966 on the marketing of beet seed, fodder plant seed, cereal seed, seed potatoes, the Directive of 30 June 1969 on the marketing of seed of oil and fibre plants and the Directives of 29 September 1970 on the marketing of vegetable seed and on the common catalogue of varieties of agricultural species 72/274/EEC.
Council Directive 71/162/EEC of 30 March 1971 amending the Directives of 14June 1966 on the marketing of beet seed, fodder plant seed, cereal seed and seed potatoes, the Directive of 30 June 1969 on the marketing of seed of oil and fibre plants and the Directive of 29 September 1970 on the marketing of vegetable seed(Portugal) OJ L 87.
Until such time, which should not be later than 1 January 1970, as a common catalogue of varieties can be introduced,restrict the marketing of fodder plant seed to those varieties which are entered in a national list based on value for cropping and use in their territory; the conditions for inclusion in this list shall be the same for varieties coming from other Member States as for domestic varieties.