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The presentation of the Minister for Agriculture and Forestry is provided for in the Plant Protection Act of 13 February 1981. (127/81) Pursuant to:
The restrictions, prohibitions and measures provided for in the Plant Protection Act may be taken to prevent and spread the following harmful organisms:
| Bacteria | |
| Potato-blonde ring rot | Corynebacterium sepedonicum |
| Ruskoma | Pseudomonas solanacearum |
| Viruses | |
| Tomato bronze spp virus | Tomato infectious virus |
| Mushrooms | |
| Strawberries red | Phytophthora fragariae |
| Tomato cancer | Didyme lycopersici |
| Heat root. | Plasmodiophora brassica |
| Cereal Mustarte | Puccini graminis |
| Gypsy of the Chrysanthemum | Didydy chrysanthemi |
| Potato cancer | Synchytrium endobioticum |
| The cardboard of onions | Sclerotium cepivorum |
| Anchorous | |
| Yellow potato cyst nematode | Globodera rostochiensis |
| White Potato Eel | Globodera balls |
| Semi-descriptor | Heterodera schachtii |
| Ceratentic cream | Ditylenchus dipsaci |
| Strawberry eels | Apohelenchoides fragariae |
| Root-cuckoo eels | Clopidogyne spp. |
| Punks | |
| A little bit of grumpy. | CCecidophyophyopsis |
| Insects | |
| Coloradone beetle | Leptinotarsa decemlinea |
| Krysanthemum leaf miner fly | Liriomyza trifolii |
| ♪ California mascara ♪ | Franklin occidentalis |
| Southern powder | Bemics tabaci |
| Suonimine fly fly | Liriomyza huidobrensis |
In accordance with Article 2 (3) of the Plant Protection Act, the farm administration, with the permission of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, shall decide on restrictions, prohibitions and measures other than those referred to in Article 1.
Paragraph 1 has been repealed by A 20.12.1991/1564 .
Where necessary, the Government of the farm shall issue instructions and advice on the identification, combating and non-proliferation of harmful organisms.
Where appropriate, the Government of the farm may request expert advice from the Agricultural Research Centre and the Forest Research Institute in the field of prevention and non-proliferation measures.
The declaration referred to in Article 3 of the Plant Protection Act shall be submitted to the Agricultural Board of the Municipality concerned. The notification shall be transmitted immediately to the rural district. In accordance with the instructions of the farm government, the Agriculture Committee must keep a list of the presence of harmful organisms.
Upon receipt of the notification referred to in Article 5, or where there is any reason to doubt the presence of a harmful organism as referred to in Articles 1 or 2, the farm administration or rural district shall prescribe the necessary inspection and the taking of samples. Such an inspection may also be carried out and samples taken by a member of the Agricultural or Horticultural Advisory Board, the Agricultural Secretary of the Agricultural Board or the Chairman of the Agricultural Board, if the Secretary of Agriculture is prevented from attending: Or if the municipality does not have an agricultural secretary or a person designated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. (20.12.1991/1564)
Where possible, an opportunity shall be provided for the party to be present during the inspection and to express its opinion on the outcome of the inspection.
A protocol shall be drawn up, which shall include at least the outcome of the inspection and the statement of the party concerned, if it is relevant, and a decision as to the measures to be taken by the party on the basis of the outcome of the inspection and the Possible prohibitions and restrictions. A copy of the verification protocol and its decisions shall be served on the parties. (20.12.1991/1564)
The application referred to in Article 7 (3) of the Plant Protection Act shall be accompanied by an acceptable statement of costs or damage.
A separate provision is made for the prevention of drift towards the land of the plant species.
The farm government may grant derogations from the provisions of this Regulation if they are necessary for the conduct of scientific research.
For the purposes of this Regulation
Land area Other properties other than plantations,
Farming, The part of one or more holdings or holdings, which uses the same machinery, equipment or storage facilities for cultivation,
Farming The part of the culture fixed at its borders, where a specific plant species or variety is grown,
Plant All plants and parts thereof, except seeds.
The use of a plant or part of a plant contaminated with potato cancer is prohibited. However, a seed-resistant potato produced by the pollution of potato cancer may be used as a seed in the contaminated culture.
The transport, trade or other transfer of a plant or part of a plant affected by potato cancer without the authorisation of the farm government shall be prohibited.
The sale of soil, other breeding ground, manure or compost contaminated with potato cancer, or any other release for agricultural purposes shall be prohibited.
Only cancer-resistant varieties may be used for the cultivation of potatoes contaminated with potato cancer.
The land, culture or culture is considered to be contaminated with potato cancer, mainly for the next 20 calendar years. If potato cancer is found to be present after this date, the land, culture or cultivation shall be considered to be contaminated with potato cancer, mainly for the next 20 calendar years.
The use of potatoes contaminated with potato ring rot or brown bread is prohibited for cultivation.
The transport, trade or other supply of potato-contaminated potato-contaminated potato or potato-contaminated potatoes shall be prohibited. When the release takes place for other purposes, the beneficiary shall be informed that the potato is contaminated with the light ring rot or the brown rot. (20.12.1991/1564)
The sale or other disposal of soil, breeding ground, manure or compost contaminated with the light ring rot or rusting agent of the peruna is prohibited.
Buildings, work or transport equipment, packaging materials or other articles contaminated with the light ring rot or rusting of the peruna shall be cleaned and disinfected. (20.12.1991/1564)
It is not permitted to cultivate potatoes during the next growing season in the following growing season, infected with the pale ring rot or the brown rot. During the hereditary period, the use of potatoes for the cultivation of potatoes shall only be used for the purpose of inspecting a healthy seed potato.
In the case of a healthy seed potato, the meaning of the law on the trade in (669/75) § 6 , as well as a potato grown as a seed, which is not therefore subject to inspection and equipment by means of a guarantee certificate but whose rural district or the advisory organisation referred to in Article 6 The staff member has checked during the storage period and declared free of the potato ring rot and the brown rot. (20.12.1991/1564)
The use of a plant or part of a plant contaminated with potato cyst nematodes is prohibited. However, the potato-resistant potato produced by the cultivation of potato cyst nematodes may be used as a seed in the contaminated culture.
The transport, trade or other disposal of the plant or part of a plant contaminated with potato cyst nematodes shall be prohibited. When the release takes place for other purposes, the transferee shall be informed that the plant or plant is contaminated with potato cyst nematodes. (20.12.1991/1564)
The sale of soil, other substrate, manure or compost contaminated with potato cyst nematode, shall be prohibited.
In the case of potatoes contaminated with potato cyst nematodes, potatoes shall not be grown for a maximum of once every three years, either by the use of an eels or by a shift factor of a sustainable and alpine variety.
The land, culture or culture is considered to be contaminated by potato cyst nematode as potato cyst nematode, mainly for the following nine calendar years. If potato cyst nematodes are found to be present after this, soil, culture or cultivation shall be considered to be contaminated with potato cyst nematodes, mainly for the following nine calendar years.
The use of a plant contaminated with a kerb is prohibited for cultivation.
The transport, trade or other disposal of the plant or part of a plant contaminated by the pig cream shall be prohibited. (20.12.1991/1564)
Only healthy siemensis can be used in the cultivation of an occluded pig-infested culture.
The land, culture or culture shall be deemed to have been contaminated by the crow-coefficient, mainly for the next six calendar years. If the body of the body is found to be present after this period, the land, culture or crop shall be deemed to have been reproduced for the next six calendar years, mainly for the next six calendar years.
The supply of soil, other soil, manure or compost contaminated with the root and roots of the root canal and root eel is prohibited. The trade or other disposal of contaminated plants for agricultural purposes shall be prohibited.
It is permitted to cultivate the plants of the genus Beta at a maximum of every two years by contaminating the root vegetable crops.
The use of the Allium spp plants infected with the onions of onions is prohibited. However, the onion-contaminated onion may be used for an increase in the contaminated culture.
The transport, trading or other disposal of plants or parts of plants contaminated with onions of onions shall be prohibited. (20.12.1991/1564)
The sale of soil, other substrate, manure or compost contaminated with onion and other forms of diarrhoea shall be prohibited.
Plants of the genus of the genus of the genus shall be cultivated with a maximum of no more than every four years.
The soil, culture or culture is considered to be contaminated by the offal of the onions of onions, mainly for the following 10 calendar years. If the cardboard of onions is found to be present after this period, the soil, culture or culture shall be considered to be reproduced for the purpose of contaminating the digestate of the onions, mainly for the next 10 calendar years.
Plants contaminated with tomatoes, chrysanthemum gyropom, hernid, chrysanthemum, leaf minge of chrysanthemum, varimine fly, tomato bronze or strawberry-red-plated plants shall not be transported from cultivation, or From the storage site. The contaminated plants must be disposed of. (19.3.1993/268)
Contaminated part of the culture or crop and, where appropriate, contamination of plants, construction, work or transport equipment, packaging materials or other objects shall be disinfected. (20.12.1991/1564)
Cholade beetles must be disposed of and their location disinfected. (20.12.1991/1564)
The sale or other release for agricultural purposes of the taps and cuttings of the California mascara, southbound or strawberry eels and the strawberry eels shall be prohibited. (30.11.1990/1033)
The trade and other disposal and use of the host plants of the Berberis family of cereals and the use of additional breeding shall be prohibited except for the following species:
Green green Berber - Species (excluding species Mahoberberis neubertii Schneid.
B. Aggregate Schneid! (including B. Aggregate Var. Plat Schneid. And
B. "Polyantha" Hemsl.)
B. Dictyophye Franch
B. Korean Palib!
B. Parvifolia Sprague
B. X rubrost Chitt?
B. Thunberg DC
B. Wilsoniae Hemsl?
The farm administration may grant derogations from the cultivation restrictions provided for in Articles 12a, 14, 16, 16a, 17a, 21 and 21a, provided that a plan approved by the farm government for the control and non-proliferation of plant pests is drawn up. In addition, the granting of derogations is subject to the condition that compliance with the cultivation restrictions would cause significant damage to the production of the holding and to the subsistence of the farmer or other serious cause.
Paragraph 25 has been repealed by A 20.12.1991/1564 .
The implementation and enforcement of this Regulation shall be carried out by the farm administration and rural districts. (20.12.1991/1564)
The control may be used to assist the staff of agricultural and horticultural advisory bodies, the Agricultural Secretaries of the Agricultural Boards and the Secretary of Agriculture, or when the municipality does not have a secretary of agriculture, The chairman of the Board of Agriculture, as well as persons appointed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. (31.5.1985/442)
Paragraph 27 has been repealed by A 20.12.1991/1564 .
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1982.
The agricultural restrictions provided for in Articles 14, 16 and 21 of this Regulation shall apply from 1 January 1983 and from 1 January 1986, as from 1 January 1986, of the prohibition on trade in plants of the Berberis family mentioned in Article 23. (18.3.1983/270)
This Regulation shall enter into force on 23 March 1983.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 June 1985.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1991.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 February 1992.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 1993.
