Examples of using Breeding programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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Article 6a Breeding Programmes.
In 2004, the Polish Ministry of Agriculture andRural Development delegated the task of herd-book keeping and implementation of breeding programmes to breeders' associations.
Member States shall introduce breeding programmes to select for resistance to TSEs in their ovine populations.
Kelso is a sheep genetics company which has developed two large scale breeding programmes over the last 50 years.
To carry out their breeding programmes within the scope and geographical area of activity defined in accordance with Article 4(2)(c);
Rights of breeders participating in breeding programmes approved in accordance.
The European breeding programmes for polar bears are unsuccessful and that is very bad news, mainly because the polar bear is threatened with extinction in the wild.
Preparation of initial material for the breeding programmes of alternative crops.
At the same time, other amendments relating to issues such as rules for the production of products of animal origin, TSE monitoring,inspections in third countries and breeding programmes were introduced.
Some were taken to zoos in Europe, but breeding programmes were unsuccessful.
The breeding programmes provided in paragraph 1 may be extended to include other animal species based on scientific evidence corroborating the resistance to TSE of particular genotypes of those species.
Laying down minimum requirements for the establishment of breeding programmes for resistance to transmissible spongiform encephalopathies in sheep.
They carry out breeding programmes that are equivalent to breeding programmes carried out on the same breed or cross by breed societies or breeding operations as regards.
The main goal of the Czech Simmental cattle breeders associations is to organize breeding programmes in a way that fulfils the requirements of our breeders, which will ensure the profit for our members.
National scrapie control programmes, together with the additional guarantees, may be approved and defined in the future for other Member States,as well as derogations from the requirement to establish breeding programmes.
This Regulation should establish the rules on trade in breeding animals andtheir germinal products and their imports into the Union to promote viable breeding programmes for the improvement of breeds and to preserve the genetic biodiversity of domestic animals.
In view of the role of genetic resistance in the development of clinical scrapie andthe possibility to use breeding programmes in the prevention, control and eradication of scrapie, the genotype of all scrapie cases should be determined and cases found in resistant genotypes should be submitted for strain-typing.
Accordingly, rules should be laid down for the recognition of breed societies and breeding operations based on harmonised Union criteria and their supervision by the competent authority of Member States in order toensure that the rules established by them do not create disparities between breeding programmes and breeding standards and thereby create technical barriers to intra-Union trade.
General rules for the performance of official controls on breed societies andbreeding operations and the breeding programmes they carry out on breeding animals, including the use of semen, oocytes and embryos, in order to verify compliance with the rules referred to in point(a), for other official activities, administrative assistance, cooperation and enforcement by Member States;
By way of derogation from point 3( e)( i) of Part 1,in the event that for one breed on the territory of the Union described in Annex VI there are several breed societies which maintain breeding books for that breed, and their breeding programmes approved in accordance with Article 8( 1) cover the whole of that territory, the rules referred to in point 3( e)( i) of that Part established by those breed societies.
The cross breeding programme should mention the breeds which are allowed to take part.
Breeding programme for TSE resistance in pure-bred sheep.
The geographical territory where it intends to carry out its breeding programme.
The breed or cross for which their breeding programme has been approved;
The breeding programme you see here, despite the extremely complex genetic engineering involved. it's finally been successful.
Member States may be granted a derogation from the requirement to establish a breeding programme as provided for in Article 2.
Within the framework of our hybrid breeding programme goslings are processed which were developed from economically proven breeds. .
To participate in the breeding programme within the scope and the geographical area of activity approved in accordance with Article 8(1) or Article 9.
This centre carries out the breeding programme for Simmental cattle and implements its own evaluation and selection programme for Simmental bulls.