Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Fodder legumes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The proposal only covers fodder legumes.
Growing fodder legumes is an agronomic practice that restores the soil's fertility in a natural way;
The area is sown mainly with fodder legumes;
in particular those relating to Article 6(3); these conditions shall define the fodder legumes that may be grown on land set aside
Furthermore, the amendment of Regulation 1251/1999 encourages organic production through the use of set-aside to produce fodder legumes.
The regulation will allow organic beef farmers to cultivate and use fodder legumes such as clover on set-aside land.
the Commission is pursuing the aim of encouraging environmental agriculture by means of the cultivation of fodder legumes on land set aside.
We voted against the amendment on special support for the planting of fodder legumes which would be good for the environment.
Proposal: The use that may be made of land set-aside under the support system for producers of certain arable crops should be extended to include the production of fodder legumes such as clover by organic farmers.
The Commission therefore proposed encouraging the cultivation of fodder legumes on set-aside land as from the 2001-2002 season using biological production procedures.
in particular, for the growing of fodder legumes on land set aside for organic farming1.
The measures proposed in the Commission' s seven- point plan(authorising the production of fodder legumes on land set aside on organic farms)
This opinion analyses the proposal aimed at encouraging the cultivation of fodder legumes and makes recommendations.
In this connection, encouraging organic production through the use of set-aside to produce fodder legumes such as clover grown by organic methods may provide one suitable approach.
The Regulation will, therefore, allow organic beef farmers to cultivate and use fodder legumes such as clover on set-aside land.
the use of land set aside under the support scheme for arable crops in order to grow fodder legumes on agricultural holdings taking part for the totality of the production in the scheme provided for in Regulation(EEC) No 2092/91 should be authorised.
since organic farmers are dependent on the cultivation of fodder legumes like clover and lucerne to a greater degree than conventional agriculture.
in particular those relating to Article 6(3); these conditions shall define the fodder legumes that may be grown on land set aside
The ESC takes full note of the Commission proposal aiming to develop the organic production of fodder legumes on compulsory or voluntary set-aside land.
Therefore, the Commission presented a proposal which aimed to encourage organic production of fodder legumes through the use of land set-aside.
achieve a broad concept of fodder legumes, bearing in mind the importance, as we proposed for Portugal,
Nevertheless, the proposal lacks a real system of incentives for fodder legume and oilseed production, which might require the use of aid under the set-aside scheme or tying this partially to the production of fodder legumes, or through a change to set-aside assistance when fodder legumes are grown there.
Dried fodder and legumes.