Examples of using Headage in English and their translations into Polish
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Conditions for the headage payment.
Headage payments may be granted for.
Articles 36, 38 and40 of that Regulation shall apply to headage payments.
Additional payments may be made in the form of headage payments(Article 15) and/or area payments Article 17.
Headage payments may be granted as supplementary amounts per slaughter premium unit as set out in Article 130, except for calves.
Additional payments may be made in the form of headage payments and/or area payments.
Headage payments for male bovine animals may be granted per calendar year for no more than a number of animals in a Member State.
In paragraph 1(b)shall take the form of annual additional payments such us headage payments or grassland premia.
Headage payments for male bovine animals may be granted per calendar year for no more than a number of animals in a Member State.
On the basis of objective criteria, which they determine,change or waive the headage limit of 90 animals per holding and age bracket and.
This appropriation is intended to cover headage payments in accordance with Chapter 11 of Title IV of Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 and Section 10 of Chapter 1 of Title IV of Regulation(EC) No 73/2009.
On the basis of objective criteria that are part of a rural development policy and only on the condition that they take into account environmental as well as employment aspects,change or waive the headage limit of 90 animals per holding and age bracket, and.
Headage payments for dairy cows may only be granted as amount per tonne of reference quantity eligible for premium available on the holding to be established in accordance with Article 952.
Only male bovine animals from the age of eight months shall be eligible. If headage payments are made at the time of slaughter, Member States may decide to replace this condition by a minimum carcase weight of at least 180 kilograms.
Headage payments for suckler cows and heifers qualifying for suckler cow premium under Article 125(4) and Article 129 may only be granted as a supplementary amount per suckler cow premium unit as set out in Article 1254.
The first indent of Article 4(5) shall be replaced by the following:"- on the basis of objective criteria that are part of a rural development policy and only on the condition that they take into account environmental as well as employment aspects,change or waive the headage limit of 90 animals per holding and age bracket and,";
In order to resolve specific problems arising from the change from headage to hectare based payments for granting compensatory allowances, Member States should be authorised for a transitional period of one year to continue payments on a headage basis.
This appropriation is intended to cover payments arising from the application of Article 133 of Council Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 and Article 11 of Council Regulation(EC) No 1254/1999, which allows Member States to use a national budget, laid down in AnnexIV to Council Regulation(EC) No 1254/1999, to make additional payments to farmers, in the form of headage payments and/or area payments, in accordance with objective criteria such as production structures and conditions.
To reduce this incentive, the strict application of this headage limit should be envisaged by linking the possibility of changing or waiving it to the consideration of environmental and employment aspects in the framework of a rural development policy.
Headage payments for heifers other than those referred to in paragraph 2 may be granted per Member State and calendar year for no more than a number of heifers equal to the average number of slaughterings of heifers during the years 1997, 1998 and 1999 deriving from Eurostat statistics for these years or any other published official statistical information for these years accepted by the Commission.
The derogation enabling Member States to change or waive the headage limit of 90 animals per holding and age bracket which determines the granting of the special premium may produce an increase in the number of animals eligible for the premium on large production units.
