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In accordance with the decision of the Council of State, which has been presented by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, provision is made for compensatory allowances, agri-environmental aid and certain other aid related to the improvement of the environment and of the countryside. Of the Law of December 2006 (1440/2006) And of the Law of 18 December 1992 on the procedure to be followed for the management of rural activities (1336/1992) Pursuant to:
This Regulation shall apply to the implementation of the natural handicap and environmental support referred to in Article 36 of the EC Rural Regulation, which are part of the rural development programme for mainland Finland adopted by the Commission of the European Communities for the period 2007-2013.
During the period of validity of the programme referred to in paragraph 1, the farmer and other beneficiaries may be granted and paid for compensatory allowances and agri-environmental payments within the limits of the resources allocated to the State budget, as laid down in this Regulation. Details are provided.
For the purposes of this Regulation:
(1) In A-C4 assisted areas On the 2007 Council Regulation on North-Aid (2011) And the 2007 Council Regulation on national aid to Southern Finland (19/2007) The corresponding assisted areas;
(2) Digitization The transfer of basic parcels drawn on the map to the digital image map;
(3) Specific support The aid to be paid under the agreement on specific support for agri-environmental support under this Regulation;
(4) Treated uncultivated fields Natural resources and set-aside fields for which common rules for direct support schemes under the common agricultural policy and certain support schemes for farmers are paid and Regulations (EC) No 1290/2005, (EC) No 247/2006, Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 amending Regulation (EC) No 378/2007 and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 ('the State ') The aid regulation , in accordance with the requirements of cross compliance;
(5) In the greenhouse A permanent structure for the cultivation of horticultural crops, which is covered by a material passing through the light and equipped with a heating installation;
(6) Growth block A single area belonging to one of the basic parcel areas, where one plant species is cultivated for a specific purpose, is considered to be treated as uncultivated or used for other purposes;
(7) Set-aside land Treatment of uncultivated fields, which are open or bed fields, or a single or multi-annual grassland field;
(8) On a natural resource Treatment of crop-free arable land, which is a multi-annual field of grassland or a field of biodiversity sown with grassland or meadow;
(9) Family members The farmer's spouse and the farmer under 18 years of age;
(10) Traditional biotopes The fox, the meadow, the leaf meadow, the pancreas, the woodland or the moor, where there are clear signs of the grazing or the use of the area for animal feed production;
(11) Basic block The cultivated area of the applicant and the geographically homogeneous area under his control, or any other area, such as the border of the municipality, the border of ownership, the border of the aid or the contract area, the water, the district or power, the road or the forest;
(12) Application for area payment Laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 as regards cross-compliance, modulation and integrated administration under the direct support schemes for farmers provided for in that Regulation, And Commission Regulation (EC) No 1122/2009 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 1234/2007 as regards cross compliance under the aid scheme for the wine sector 2 The single application referred to in Article 11 (11);
(13) In the garden holding A farm with a minimum of 0,5 hectares of horticultural crops referred to in Annex 1 per year;
(14) Commitment A commitment on natural handicap and environmental support under this Regulation;
(15) Agreement The agreement on specific support for agri-environmental support under this Regulation;
16) Temporarily uncultivated fields A field which is not cultivated on the basis of a yarn or other similar temporary cause; temporarily uncultivated areas are not intended for areas which have been permanently removed from cultivation or which are otherwise permanently uncultivated Or which have not yet been used for agricultural use; (9.2.2011)
(17) Article 2 of Axis 2 On natural handicap payments, agri-environmental aid and certain other aid related to environmental and rural improvement (1440/2006) ;
(18) Transaction costs Commission Regulation (EC) No 1974/2006 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005 on support for rural development by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (eafrd) 27 , costs related to the actual operation of the transaction and are not directly related to the realisation of the undertaking itself;
19) By the power Excavation of open water intended to collect the waters of the area of the drying area, the waters of the hinge and the drainage, and the waters from the upper half of the catchment area and lead them out of the drying area;
20) Reference sector The area covered by at least one of the eligible and eligible hectares of primary parcels eligible for aid and eligible as eligible and eligible for aid, as referred to in Article 5 of the Law No 2; Undertaking to that aid;
21) By the Legislative Decree of 2000 On the compensatory allowance and the Council Regulation on agri-environmental aid (2044/2000) ;
22) The 2003 Single Payment Regulation Establishing common rules for direct support schemes under the common agricultural policy and establishing certain support schemes for farmers and repealing Regulations (EEC) No 2019/93, (EC) No 1452/2001, (EC) No 1453/2001, (EC) No 1454/2001, (EC) No 1868/94, (EC) No Council Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 amending Regulation (EC) No 1254/1999, (EC) No 1673/2000, (EEC) No 2358/71 and (EC) No 2529/2001;
23) Environmental support The whole set of basic measures and possible additional measures for agri-environmental support;
24) By environmental aid decision On the State Council decision on agri-environmental aid (680/1995) .
The arable sector, in the case of compensatory payments and environmental aid, has been eligible for the arable sector in 2005 or since then, provided that this sector has remained eligible. If, in 2006, the field of arable land is eligible for aid under Article 46 or Article 46a of the 2000 State Council Regulation as a arable sector for a farmer aged over 65 or more, the arable sector concerned is eligible for the arable sector. Provided that the sector concerned has remained eligible after that year. (22.4.2010/273)
Those eligible parcels which, in one year of a commitment, are under the control of another farmer who issued the undertaking, may be calculated as a general rule within the meaning of Article 6 (1) of the Law of the Area area. In this case, the farmer shall apply for the exchange of parcels in writing from the competent authority responsible for the acceptability of the decision. Natural handicap and environmental aid shall be eligible for eligible parcels for cultivation.
If the condition of the area in a situation other than that referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article is no longer fulfilled, the undertaking shall end, which may result in the repayment of the aid paid to the farmer from the entire commitment period. The farmer shall repay the aid in the area of the farmer's management and the sector which is transferred to the aid under this Regulation or to the aid referred to in the Council Regulation of 2000, respectively, to the non-attached or otherwise From the support schemes.
As a eligible area for the arable sector in the event of natural handicap and environmental aid, a commitment can be made to apply for and approve a field of arable land which has been transferred to the farmer from another farmer:
(1) is not committed to that aid;
2), or whose spouse is more than 65 years of age; in the case of a country or horticultural economy practised by more than one farmer, it is required that all farmers, companies, members or shareholders are over 65 years of age;
(3) has carried out a farm or horticultural economy on a farm before the undertaking giving the undertaking; subsistence farming is not considered to be a farming or horticultural economy;
(4) which is itself cultivated in the arable land sector during the period preceding the transfer of control;
(5) a total of more than two hectares of arable land transferred; and
(6) with which a possible rental agreement on the transition fields shall cover at least the entire commitment period.
In the case where the estate of a farmer over a 65-year-old farmer who has been under the control of a farmer who has been under the control of a farmer aged 65 and over, the farmer may be treated as a farmer aged 65 or over as referred to in paragraph 1, if the transfer is: During the year on the farmer's death. A farmer or a farmer aged over 65 has become himself a farmer in the area of transition during the period preceding the transfer of administration.
As a eligible area in the field of natural handicap and environmental aid, an eligible area may be applied for and approved as eligible arable area, which has become the farmer's management of the property (554/1995) , provided that the new allocation plan has obtained the law and the estate has been taken over in accordance with the new allocation plan. As far as the owner is concerned, the lessee also applies if the rentals are transferred to a different location under Article 86 of the Reformation Act. However, eligible arable areas which have been subject to the management of the farmer may be accepted as eligible and, through this period, only if the farmer's management has been excluded from the scope of Article 3 (1) as referred to in Article 3 (1). Eligible fields of land. (16.4.2009/240)
An area covered by the waiver pension law shall not be eligible. Article 6 of the ec Treaty ( (2) of the non-cultivation commitment referred to in paragraph 2 (3), (1330/1992) Of the law on non-cultivated non-cultivated land or on the abandonment of agricultural undertakings (1293/1994) in Article 12 Intended for non-farming purposes.
An eligible area of arable land is not eligible for an uncultivated area, natural pasture and meadow and no transparent pancreas. The non-cultivated field of arable land which has not been treated with uncultivated fields or temporarily uncultivated shall be considered an uncultivated area. If, after the first year of commitment, the eligible parcel is declared uncultivated or declared under such supervision, it shall be considered as an area referred to in Article 8 (1). (16.4.2009/240)
The farmer may exchange the eligible arable land referred to in Article 3 and the eligible field of arable land. It is required that the eligible area of the eligible arable area has been declared as a basic parcel in the year preceding the exchange and the eligibility of the eligible area shall be replaced by the entire basic parcel. If the eligible area of the eligible arable area is located in the C1-C4 assisted area, eligibility shall not be substituted for the field of arable land in the A or B assisted area. The arable sector eligible for the compensatory allowance shall not be exchanged between the different assisted areas if the amount of aid to be paid per hectare would increase as a result of the change in the aid area. Eligibility shall not be changed if a replacement area is less than one hectare per farm. Eligibility for environmental assistance shall not be changed from the basic parcel covered by the existing special agreement, with the exception of the agreement referred to in Article 54b. Eligibility shall not be changed if the exchange leads to an increase in the eligible area of arable land. The only way to change the eligibility is permanently. Eligibility shall only be exchanged between the fields of arable land owned by the farmer in the previous aid year prior to the payment of the eligibility of the aid. (17/022011/137)
The application procedure for the application of the refund procedure is governed by the law on the implementation of agricultural aid (192/2013) . (28.3.2013)
The commitment period for environmental support shall be five years and shall begin on 1 May of the year of commitment.
The undertaking given by the farmer remains in force, even if the farmer does not apply for the annual payment of the aid if the non-application of the payment has been incurred for a reason pursuant to Article 9 (2) of the Law No 2.
The farmer may remove eligible parcels eligible for eligible parcels as ineligible, permanently cultivated or transferred from their administration to a farmer who does not have a valid commitment, or non-agricultural use, under the following conditions:
(1) the total area of the deleted parcels may not exceed 10 % of the reference area during the commitment period; and
2) the minimum area must be completed throughout the commitment period.
The removal of the eligible area shall not be regarded as a situation in which eligible parcels are transferred to that aid under this Regulation or committed within the meaning of the Council Regulation of 2000.
The undertaking may be attached to the field of arable land whose second undertaking has been notified by the farmer in the previous commitment year in the annual aid application and which has been approved accordingly. This undertaking may also be accompanied by a field of arable land which has been similarly committed by a farmer within the meaning of the Council Regulation of 2000.
If, during the year of the undertaking in question, the arable sector comes under the control of a farmer aged over 65 who satisfies the conditions laid down in Article 4 (1), the arable areas may be included in the undertaking. If the arable sector comes under the control of the farmer who gave the undertaking by way of a transfer of the estate, the arable sector may be included in the commitment if the conditions laid down in Article 4 (1) have been met by a farmer over 65 years of age who has died of its commitment; or During the calendar year in which the transfer has taken place. A farmer or a farmer aged over 65 has become himself a farmer in the area of transition during the period preceding the transfer of administration. The undertaking may also be included in the fields of arable land which have become under the control of the farmer who gave the undertaking after the start of the undertaking within the meaning of Article 4 (3).
The commitment may, within the limits of the budgetary envelope of the State, be accompanied after the first commitment year, in the second, third, fourth and sixth years of commitment, non-eligible arable areas, which are not eligible for the previous year 's The aid application declared and approved in the aid application submitted by the farmer in which the second commitment was granted and which are not arable areas within the meaning of Article 9 (2). The area of the areas to be connected shall be less than 50 % of the farmer's reference area or less than two hectares. (15/04/2013)
Where the increase in the area is higher than referred to in paragraph 1, the farmer may submit a new commitment during the commitment period during the commitment period within the limits of the budgetary envelope of the State budget. If a new commitment cannot be made, the non-eligible fields of arable land shall be cultivated in accordance with the terms of the undertaking without aid.
Once the undertaking has been transferred, the continuation of the undertaking by the farmer concerned shall comply with the undertaking given by the previous farmer to the remaining commitment period. A farmer giving up a commitment may leave a arable area of less than 0,5 ha for subsistence farming.
Where a farmer has a commitment to environmental aid within the meaning of the 2000 State Council Regulation, an agreement may be concluded with him, provided that the farmer makes a commitment under this Regulation to: After the expiry of the previous undertaking.
The agreement may be concluded in the field of environmental support for eligible arable land. The agreement referred to in Articles 40, 41, 49 or 51, as provided for in this Regulation, may be concluded from a non-arable area.
The Agreement shall enter into force at the start of the contractual period. The agreement has been concluded when the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment has approved the application in a separate decision. The application and the separate decision of the Agency for Life, Transport and the Environment constitute a valid agreement. The agreement will remain in force, even if the annual fee is not applied for, if the non-application of the fee has been incurred for a reason pursuant to Article 9 (2) of the Law on Axis 2. (21.1.2010/46)
The agreement shall specify the fields of arable land and other areas covered by the agreement. A minimum of 0,05 hectares of eligible arable land or non-arable land may be accepted as part of a Contracting Party. The contract area shall be under the management of the contract throughout the contract period, except where the situation referred to in Article 47 (2) is concerned. However, during the period of validity of the contract, the contracting party may withdraw from the contract as provided for in Article 21. The contract may be concluded for leased field or non-arable land, provided that the lease is in force throughout the contract period. (8.11.2007)
Where a contract has been applied for in respect of a part of the basic parcel, the contract sector shall form its own basic block in the context of the approval of the contract, unless it is an agreement within the meaning of Articles 43, 54 or 54a to 54c. A new basic parcel will also need to be formed from the outside of the field, unless the sector has already been declared as its own basic parcel. (17/022011/137)
For the contractual period referred to in Articles 40, 41 and 51, five or ten years may be applied for. The contractual term of the contract referred to in Articles 54a and 54b shall be five years and 10 years of the agreement referred to in Article 54c. The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment confirms the length of the contract in the decision approving the agreement. The contract period for other contracts shall be five years. (21.1.2010/46)
The period and year of the agreement shall begin on 1 May or 1 October. The contractual period and year shall expire on 30 April if they start on 1 May and 30 September if they start on 1 October. The contractual period shall be laid down in the contract.
The contractual period referred to in Articles 45, 46 and 52 shall begin on 1 May. The contractual period of the contract referred to in Articles 40, 54 and 54 (c) shall begin either on 1 May or 1 October. Where the territory covered by the contract is included in the general planning area of the protection zones or in the field covered by the previous year or previously established grassland, the contract referred to in Article 40 may start on 1 May. In the case of an agreement within the meaning of Article 41, 49 or 50 and a non-productive investment within the meaning of Article 4 (1) (4) of the Priority Axis 2, the contract may start on 1 May. If an original plant is sown in the autumn, the agreement referred to in Article 54 may start on 1 October. The contract period for the other agreements shall begin on 1 October. (22.4.2010/273)
In the case of an agreement within the meaning of the Regulation of the Council of State for 2000, which expires on 31 May, the corresponding contract under this Regulation may be concluded on 1 May of the same year. By way of derogation from paragraph 3, when the contractual period of the Agreement under this Regulation expires, a new similar agreement may be concluded on 1 May. (12/02/604)
The agreement referred to in Articles 40 to 43, 49, 51 and 54a shall be based on a written plan setting out the measures for each year of the contract. (22.5.2008/335)
The modification referred to in Articles 43 and 54a, with the exception of those referred to in Articles 43 and 54a, shall be subject to the condition that it is appropriate in accordance with Article 14 (2) of the Law No 2. The sustainable use of natural resources and the environment. (21.1.2010/46)
The plan referred to in Article 15 shall contain at least the following information and documents:
(1) general description and objectives of the envisaged project;
(2) a map of the plan area to which the basic blocks must be identified;
(a) if the basic parcels for which the contract is sought are existing basic blocks, the map of the plan area shall be used for digitised basic parcel maps;
(b) in the case of an agreement within the meaning of Article 42, the location of the field covered by the contract in the groundwater area shall be marked on the map;
(c) in the case of an agreement within the meaning of Articles 49 and 51, the plan shall contain a map of the location, a plan map and a plan statement; the map may be used, for example, on a base map showing the exact nature of the contract; Location;
(3) the establishment, management and other measures and the annual timetable for their implementation; the plan shall contain a description of how the measures contribute to the achievement of the objectives of the agreement;
(4) in the case of an agreement within the meaning of Article 42, the plan shall, inter alia, specify the annual cultivation measures and the possible restrictions referred to in Article 42, to which the farmer is bound by his application and the resulting restrictions The identified costs;
(5) the calculation of the cost of the measures, loss of income and the potential economic benefits of the use of the site; the cost statement shall not be required for the measures proposed for small traditional biotopes referred to in Article 50;
(6) an assessment of the impact of the project on the environment or landscape;
(7) a copy of the date of application of the date of the contract, provided that the territory or part of the territory covered by the contract was previously covered by a contract requiring a plan and the contract was subject to the maintenance date of the contract;
(8) in the case of an agreement within the meaning of Article 43, the plan shall be accompanied by the octare maps, which are marked by the adjustment wells, aquifers and oers.
The measure to be adopted and the resulting cost can be accepted if the measure is justified in order to achieve the objectives of the agreement. The cost can be accepted as the cheapest in terms of cost. Only costs relating to the implementation of the contract, which have formed part of a programme or contract period, may be accepted as the cost of an agreement based on the plan.
The economic benefit resulting from the use of the territory or otherwise obtained shall be taken into account in the amount of the specific support to be paid under the agreement. However, the benefits of forestry are not taken into account.
Loss of income shall be calculated on the basis of the use of cross compliance. Income losses shall not be taken into account in the calculation of income loss in the contract area.
The reasonable planning costs and the cost of keeping the logbook shall be included in the total cost of the contract based on the plan.
The rental costs of the contract area shall not be accepted as eligible costs for specific support. The additional costs for the control of grazing livestock and the organisation of drinking water may be accepted. The cost of harvesting or transport and other forestry costs shall not be accepted as costs.
The work carried out by the beneficiary related to the implementation of the contractual terms and the costs incurred in the use of own machinery and equipment may be accepted as reimbursements if the work is kept. (17/022011/137)
Without the cost of the transaction costs may be accepted in accordance with Annex 2 to this Regulation, provided that the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment confirms the specific support to be paid under the contractual agreement and assesses: The costs shown in the farmer's application. The business, transport and the Agency must increase the specific support to be paid for the contract based on the plan. Where the contract referred to in Article 42 is conditional on the maintenance of a contract area during the winter season, the resulting costs shall not be taken into account if the farmer has opted for the purposes of Article 32 (3), (4) or (5) Additional measure. However, the costs of Annex 2 may be waived on a case-by-case basis, provided that there are exceptions to the actual reasonable cost of the individual case.
The approval shall take account of the situations in which the planned measures for which special aid is requested are already paid for other Community or national aid schemes. Special aid cannot be paid for those measures that are already being paid for other aid.
It shall not be possible to include in the Agreement the measures required by the farmer to do so under other legislation. Nor can the agreement be included in the measures for which the farmer has been reimbursed on the basis of a decision by the water court, the Environmental Licensing Agency or the Regional Administrative Agency. If the measure has been paid out of the measure (264/1961) , the measure cannot be included in the contract within a period of 10 years. (21.1.2010/46)
In the case of contracts referred to in Articles 40, 41, 43, 49 or 51, the measures to be taken in the territory of the Contracting Party shall be kept. At least the name, symbol and area of the parcel and the annual measures, their duration, duration and the impact of the measures on the environment shall be recorded in the diary. The date of application of the contract referred to in Article 43 shall also include measures for the adjustment, management and maintenance of the contract area.
In the case of contracts referred to in Articles 40 to 43, 49, 51, 54a or 54c, the measures shall be started on each block covered by the Agreement in the first year of the contract, unless otherwise specified in the approved plan.
In the case of the contract referred to in Article 15, 45, 46 and 54c, the area covered by the Agreement may be reduced by more than 10 %, provided that the author of the contract returns to the excluded sector Specific support. However, the area covered by the agreement referred to in Article 15 may be reduced only if the objectives of the agreement are not compromised. By way of derogation from the above provisions, the area covered by the contract referred to in Articles 45 and 46 shall be reduced if the area leaving the contract is included in the second contract referred to in Articles 45 or 46. The total area covered by the agreement referred to in Article 54b shall not exceed 10 % in total during the whole period of the contract. There is no need to refund the specific aid paid. (9.2.2011)
Paragraph 2 has been repealed by A 21.1.2010/46 .
The area covered by the contract may be reduced by more than that provided for in Article 9 (2) of the Law No 2.
The agreement referred to in Articles 45 and 46 may, within the limits of the budget of the State, be accompanied by an application for the second and third year after the first year of the contract, for fields which are not in the original contract. The areas to be covered shall not exceed 50 % of the farmer's original contract area or not more than two hectares.
Where the increase in the area is equal to or fourth, fifth, sixth or seventh years of the contract, in the second and third years of the contract, at least two hectares, the farmer may apply for a new agreement on the farm 1 Within the contractual period of the contract referred to in the article, within the limits of the budgetary resources of the State budget. In the absence of a new agreement, the arable areas of the agreement shall be cultivated in accordance with the terms of the agreement without specific support. (20,2014/237)
The new arable land does not cover parcels which have entered the farmer's management of the contract referred to in Articles 45, 46, 54 and 54b, through the arrangements decided on in the new allocation plan referred to in Article 88 of the Real Estate Law. Provided that the reallocation plan has obtained the legal force and the property has been taken over in accordance with the new allocation plan after the beginning of the contractual term of the contract. As far as the owner is concerned, the rent is also applicable to the lessee, when the rentals have been transferred to another location under Article 86 of the property formation law. However, the new fields of arable land managed by the farmer may be accepted as eligible and thus to the agreement referred to in Articles 45, 46, 54 and 54b only if, according to the legal renewal plan, the farmer is out of control 3. § 1 eligible areas within the meaning of § 1. (28.3.2013)
Where the digitised area covered by the agreement differs from the area covered by the contract, the decision on the contract shall be amended in such a way that the area of the contract is in line with the digitised area. However, if the area of the parcel is reduced on the basis of digitisation, there is no need to change the agreement if there is a minor difference between the digitised area and the contract sector. On the basis of the digitisation, the contract area shall be changed only after the recipient has approved the digitised surface area.
If, in its application for an agreement, the recipient of the aid indicated that the area of the parcel applied for by the agreement would be much greater than the area covered by the area covered by the agreement, the beneficiary of the aid must reimburse the amount of the aid which was too high.
A contract or part thereof may be exchanged for another type of contract during its term of validity, provided that such an exchange includes obvious advantages for the environment and a significant improvement in the existing agreement. In the case of a ten-year contract or part of a contract for a five-year contract, a new five-year agreement begins at the time of the change. In the case of a five-year contract or part of a contract which is to be exchanged for a ten-year contract, a new 10-year contract begins at the time of the change. The duration of the contract shall normally remain in the case of an initial contract which may enter into force, subject to a reduction in the area after the change.
The replacement of part of the contract shall not lead to a reduction in the contract in the meaning of Article 21. However, if the beneficiary renounces the whole of the new agreement after the change, and the original agreement remains in force, the elimination of the remaining areas shall be reduced to the original agreement.
The renewal of the contract may be applied during the annual application of the new agreements. In accordance with the contractual phase of the Agreement, a new contract may be applied for, on 1 May or 1 October, in accordance with the contractual term of the Agreement in force. The special aid shall be paid after the exchange under the new agreement. Prior to the replacement of the contract, there is no need to repay the specific aid. (17/022011/137)
In the case of contracts referred to in Articles 40 to 43, 49 or 51, the measures provided for in the Agreement may, if necessary, be specified in the period of validity of the contract in order to avoid jeopardising the objectives of the agreement. The application may be made on the recipient's application or at the initiative of the Agency for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment before the beginning of the following year. Applications must be submitted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Chapter 3 of the Law on the Implementation of Agricultural Aid. Before specification, the beneficiary of the aid must be consulted. (28.3.2013)
The agreement referred to in Article 52 may be revised for the quantity of animals at the beginning of each year of the contract. The request for an increase in the number of animals must be applied in accordance with the procedure laid down in Chapter 3 of the Law on the Implementation of Agricultural Aid. (28.3.2013)
Where a farmer's farm with a contract within the meaning of Article 46 is subject to a reduction in the number of animals of less than one animal unit and the contract concluded with him has been amended for the remainder of the contract period within the meaning of Article 45 The farmer cannot reapply the organic livestock production agreement during the remaining period of the contract. Such an application shall be applied where the farmer ceases to produce livestock for a reason other than that referred to in Article 9 (2) of the Law No 2.
In the case of an agreement within the meaning of Article 45 or 46, the economic, transport and environmental centre may, upon application, transfer the contract to the new owner or holder of the holding only if the application for transfer is due to the division of the contract territory, The purchase or termination of the group. However, for environmental reasons, the transfer of part of the contract territory or the transfer of the whole contract may also be accepted in cases other than those referred to above and in the agreements. In the case of transfer, the beneficiary of the aid shall comply with the contract in question in the contract in question. In the case of an agreement referred to in Article 52, the animals included in the contract may be moved to new owners or holders of animals if the number of animals is not reduced.
A farmer with a commitment to a natural handicap as referred to in the 2000 State Council Regulation may, in 2007, submit a new commitment to replace the previous commitment under the 2007-13 programming period. In the natural handicap payment scheme. In this case, the farmer must undertake to act in accordance with Article 5 of the Law on Axis 2.
The commitment to the natural handicap system under the 2007-2013 programming period shall be followed by the procedure laid down in Article 13 of the Law No 2.
A farmer committed to environmental support may use up to 80 kg of phosphorus per hectare per year. In the fertilizer plant fertilizer, phosphorus may be used up to a maximum of 120 kg per hectare per year. The above amounts shall be applied to the level of phosphorus. A maximum of five years of equalisation can be used for phosphorus fertilisation. The compensatory period for phosphorus must be started when the permitted annual phosphorus level is exceeded. The application period may also be started when the quantity of phosphorus is below the permitted annual quantity. The beginning and end of the smoothing period shall be recorded in the parcel-specific notes.
A farmer committed to environmental support may use nitrogen per hectare per year for arable land not more than the Council Regulation on the limitation of access to waters of nitrates from agricultural sources (1999) In accordance with
A new crop protection attack on the farm of the farmer engaged in environmental support for the distribution of plant protection products shall comply with the requirements of the European Standard Series SFS-EN 12761. In addition, such a syringe must have a written certificate and approval mark issued by the Centre for Agricultural and Food Economics and the syringe manufacturer. In addition, the syringes in use shall be tested every five years by a safety and chemical agency authorised by the Agency and according to the instructions of the Agency. If five years after the end of the period of growth, the plant protection syringe used for the distribution of plant protection products shall be tested before the start of the next growth period. Plant protection spraying means the direct and tractor-driven plant protection attacks. (17/022011/137)
On the farm, plant protection products may only be disseminated by the one who, every five years, takes part in the training of at least four hours of current plant protection products. Training is approved in advance by the Centre for the Environment, Transport and the Environment, and the (1563/2011) § 10 Shall be carried out. The training shall also be approved by the Safety and Chemicals Agency in order to carry out a specific examination of the use of a plant protection product posing a particular risk to health or the environment, or to carry out an earlier special examination. At the latest, in the sixth year of such examination, the training provided for in Article 10 of the Law on Plant Protection Products shall be carried out by means of education, approved by the Transport and Environment Agency. The training referred to in this paragraph shall also be regarded as equivalent to the decision of the Safety and Chemicals Agency concerning the organisation of training as referred to in Article 9 of the Plant Protection Products Act and the decision referred to in Article 11 thereof. Qualified as an organiser. Participation in the training or the completion of a diploma shall be a written certificate. The training must take place by the end of the first year of commitment. If a period of five years expires at the end of the period of growth, the training shall take place before the start of the next period of growth. (20,2014/237)
The farmer, which undertakes to comply with the basic measures, must comply with the following measures: environmental planning and monitoring of the cultivation of crops, fertilisation of arable crops, fertilisation of horticultural crops, silicon and Protection lanes and maintenance of biodiversity and landscape. A farmer may, as part of the basic measures, set up a natural care facility. (16.4.2009/240)
A farmer with a contract in force for the purposes of this Regulation shall undertake to comply with the measures referred to in paragraph 1 for the maintenance and protection lanes and for the maintenance of biodiversity and the landscape When he ceases to be a commitment under this Regulation for environmental aid if he does not meet the age requirement referred to in Article 7 of the Law No 2 after the expiry of the undertaking.
A farmer who does not meet the age requirement referred to in Article 7 of the Law No 2 and has a contract in force within the meaning of Article 22 or Articles 28 to 30 of the Royal Decree of 2000 or 20 years of agriculture within the meaning of the environmental aid decision The special support agreement for environmental support, shall undertake to comply with the measures referred to in paragraph 1 for the maintenance and protection lanes and for the maintenance of biodiversity and landscape after the end of the year 2000 On basic and additional measures in accordance with the Council Regulation A commitment or commitment to meet the corresponding conditions.
A basic measure in accordance with the farm animal shall be paid to the farmer on arable crops, provided that the farmer's farm has a farm animal of at least 0,4 livestock units per eligible arable area or at least 25 livestock units and that: The farmer has declared his commitment to environmental support that he meets this condition. In 2007, compliance with this condition may also be indicated at the latest on the date referred to in Article 33 (1). Production animals controlled by a farmer or members of his/her family shall be taken into account when calculating the number of livestock units. Farm production holdings must be controlled by the farmer. The production animals shall be converted into animal units in accordance with the coefficients of the following table:
| Animal species | Animal unit (ec) |
| Bulls, cows and other bovine animals over 2 years of age, equidae over 6 months old | 1 |
| -ponies older than 6 months | 0,4 |
| Bovine animals (6 kk-2 years) | 0,6 |
| Bovine animals less than 6 months | 0.15 |
| Sheep and goats (more than 1 year) | 0.15 |
| Sows (piglets or idle) | 0,4 |
| Other pigs | 0.11 |
| Laying hens | 0.011 |
| Other poultry | |
| -emolbirds | 0.01 |
| -Turkeys, geese, ducks (for slaughter on the farm) | 0.005 |
| -broilers (for broilers) | 0.002 |
For other animal species, the multiplying factor of the table in paragraph 1 shall be used, which mainly corresponds to the annual phosphorus production of their manure. In the case of satellites, the annual number of sows is obtained by multiplying the pig sows by a factor of 1,3.
If the farm animal production or the number of farmed animals does not comply with the minimum quantity laid down in Article 30 (1), the aid for the basic measure on arable crops shall be paid from the payment of the following environmental aid, in accordance with the crop status.
A change pursuant to paragraph 1 shall not be made in the case of a temporary reduction in the number of animals. The temporary reduction in the number of animals in the event of a production condition necessitated by a particular type of production, the renovation or extension of the livestock building, the modification of the production direction or the provisions of Article 9 of the Law (2) for a reason.
Where farm animal production is commenced on a farm or increased so that the number of farmed animals meets the minimum quantity laid down in Article 30 (1) for the remainder of the commitment period, the farmer may pay the basic measures for arable crops For the remainder of the commitment period remaining in accordance with the livestock holding. This change may also be made if the commitment period is made through a generational change or any other transfer of the farm and the commitment is transferred. The change in the production direction can be made at most twice during the commitment period. Payment of the aid based on the undertaking given and the information provided under the aid application may be modified, provided that the farmer informs the rural economy authority of the municipality by the end of June of that year. As regards the subsequent changes, the aid will be paid from the beginning of the year following the year of commitment. (16.4.2009/240)
For the duration of the commitment period, the farmer may choose the following additional measures as provided for in Articles 33 to 36:
(1) reduced fertilisation;
2) specification of nitrogen fertiliser in arable crops;
(3) the winter vegetation cover and light processing of fields;
4) the winter vegetation cover;
(5) enhanced winter vegetation cover;
(6) crop diversification;
(7) extensive grassland production;
8) manure application during the growing season;
(9) nutrient balances;
(10) the cultivation of collectors;
(11) specification of nitrogen fertiliser in garden plants (horticulture);
(12) the use of the roof in multi-annual garden plants (garden);
(13) the use of methods of monitoring pests (horticulture).
Additional measures may be taken both for conventional crops and for horticultural crops. The grouping of gardening plants in group 1 and 2 garden plants and certain seed spices is set out in Annex 1. The farmer shall declare in his commitment to the additional measures he has chosen for the commitment period. However, in 2007, the farmer may change or notify the additional measures already selected by 15 June 2007. Similarly, the farmer may similarly waive the additional measure he has already chosen. A farmer may, in his commitment to environmental support, not choose an additional measure if the farm is a garden or a farmer's fields only in the C-assisted area. The farmer shall not be able to choose the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (4) to (6) and (10) of Article 32.
If the farmer's fields are located entirely in assisted areas of A and B, he may choose not more than four additional measures. If the farmer's fields are located entirely in the C-assisted area, he may choose not more than two additional measures. If the farmer's fields are located in both A and B assisted areas and in the C assisted area, he may choose not more than four additional measures. A maximum of two additional measures may be chosen by the farmer in the C-assisted area. Only the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (1) to (3) and (7) to (9) may be selected by the farmer in the fields covered by the C-assisted area. In the case of a garden, additional measures may be taken in respect of the above amounts, but additional measures chosen for additional measures in horticulture may not be more than two in the A and B assisted areas and not more than one in the C assisted area. Where horticultural fields are located in all assisted areas, there can be no more than two additional measures.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (3) shall not be selected on the farm for which the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (4) or (5) has been selected.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (4) shall not be selected on the farm for which the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (3) or (5) has been selected.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (5) shall not be selected on a farm with an additional measure as referred to in Article 32 (3), (4) or (7).
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (7) shall not be selected on a farm with an additional measure as referred to in Article 32 (1), (2) or (5).
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (9) shall not be selected on the farm for which the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (2) has been selected. (7.6.2007/658)
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (1) cannot be chosen on a farm for which an agreement was sought or valid under Article 45 or 46, or which holds a contract within the meaning of Article 25 or 25a of the Council Regulation of 2000. The refund for that additional measure shall not be paid for a parcel with the agreement referred to in Article 42 or the agreement referred to in Article 27 of the 2000 State Council Regulation. The additional measure does not cover the areas of horticulture.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (3) and (4) shall not be selected on a farm with a total increase in cattle, horses, sheep or goats with a total of more than 2 livestock units. The animal units shall be calculated in accordance with the table of Article 30.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (7) may only be selected on a farm with bovine, ovine, caprine or horses of at least 0,4 livestock per eligible area of arable land which is eligible for livestock holdings per eligible arable hectare or with: At least 25 livestock units. The animal units shall be calculated in accordance with the table of Article 30.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (8) may be selected only on a farm which is engaged in the condition of the livestock farm, where the number of farm animals meets the minimum amount provided for in Article 30 (1). The animal units shall be calculated in accordance with the table of Article 30. An additional measure cannot be chosen on a farm for which an agreement has been applied for or in force in accordance with Article 54b. (9.2.2011)
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (11) may be selected on the grounds of garden and shall only be carried out in category 1 of the horticultural plant.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (12) may be selected on the grounds of garden and shall be carried out only in category 2 garden plants.
The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (13) may be selected on the grounds of horticulture and garden plants.
The additional measure may be amended if:
(1) the farmer stops the cultivation of horticultural crops or starts or increases their annual cultivation to a level of 0,5 ha or more; when starting or adding a horticultural crop, the farmer may choose an additional garden measure;
(2) the farmer ceases livestock production or reduces the number of animals in such a way that the conditions laid down in Article 30 (1) are no longer met; in that case, the farmer may choose an additional measure other than that intended for the farm animal;
(3) the farmer starts or increases the livestock production on the farm, so that the conditions for the number of animals provided for in Article 30 (1) are met for the remainder of the commitment period; An additional measure;
(4) during the period of the commitment period, the generational change or any other transfer of the holding and the undertaking shall be transferred in accordance with Article 11;
(5) Whereas crop production on the farm is mainly converted into arable land production and there are particularly justified reasons for amending the additional measure;
(6) the farmer shall commence the production referred to in Articles 45 or 46 and shall conclude an agreement on it or terminate the production of that production;
(7) In 2007 or 2008, the farmer has had the set-aside entitlements under Article 53 of the Single Payment Regulation in 2007 or 2008, and has chosen a supplementary measure as referred to in Article 32 (3) to (6) in 2007 or 2008.
(16.4.2009/240)The additional measure may be amended for the remaining commitment period once during the commitment period. This amendment is conditional on the fulfilment of the conditions laid down for the choice of additional measure.
An additional measure shall be abandoned where the farm animal production is abandoned or the number of animals is reduced otherwise than temporarily in such a way that the conditions for the number of animals laid down in Article 30 (1) are not met and the additional measure has been adopted in accordance with Article 32. The additional measure referred to in paragraph 7 or 8. The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (1) shall be waived if the farmer applies for the contract referred to in Article 45 or 46. The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (3) and (4) shall be dispensed with if the number of cattle, horses, sheep or goats engaged in the condition of the livestock holding exceeds two livestock units. A further measure of the garden can be waived if the area of horticulture is reduced by less than 0,5 ha. The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (4) to (6) and (10) in respect of the 'A' and 'B' assisted areas shall be abandoned where the farmer leaves all the fields in the areas concerned. A farmer may waive one of the additional measures referred to in Article 32 (3) to (6) of Article 32 (3) to (6) of his choice in 2007 or 2008, provided that he has had set-aside entitlements under Article 53 of the Single Payment Regulation for 2003 and has opted in the A or B assisted area Three or four additional measures or two additional measures in the C assisted area. In the case of the additional measure mentioned above, the farmer shall reimburse the aid paid. The additional measure referred to in Article 32 (8) shall be abandoned and paid back if the farmer concludes the contract referred to in Article 54b. However, this additional measure may not be waived if it is the only additional measure chosen by the farmer in the A or B assisted area. (17/022011/137)
The payment may be made in the disbursement of the commitment and the aid based on the aid application, provided that the farmer informs the rural economy of the municipality by the end of June of that year. As regards the subsequent changes, the aid will be paid from the beginning of the year following the year of commitment.
A farmer committed to environmental support in 2007, 2008 or 2009, who will continue its environmental aid commitment until 30 April 2015, may waive or replace the additional measures referred to in points 6, 8 and 13 of Article 32; Additional measures. When exchanging additional measures in the C-assisted area, the farmer may also choose the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (7). However, the additional measure may not be waived if it is the only additional measure chosen by the farmer in the A or B assisted area. In the case of a garden, the only additional measure chosen may be waived. The aid paid for the additional measure does not need to be reimbursed if the additional measure is to be transferred or exchanged.
In 2007, 2008 or 2009, a farmer committed to environmental support, who will continue its environmental aid commitment until 30 April 2015, may replace the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (3) of Article 32 (3), as referred to in Article 32 (3). The supplementary measure referred to in paragraph 1. Similarly, the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (4) may be replaced by the additional measure referred to in paragraph 5 of that Article. The refund paid for the additional measure shall not be repaid.
A farmer with a commitment to environmental aid within the meaning of the 2000 State Council Regulation may, in 2007, submit a new commitment to the environmental aid scheme under the 2007-13 programming period. In this case, the farmer must undertake to act in accordance with Article 5 of the Law on Axis 2.
The commitment to the environmental aid scheme under the 2007-2013 programming period is sought as laid down in Article 13 of the Law No 2.
The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment may conclude with the farmer the following:
1) establishment and management of the protection zone;
2) treatment of multi-functional wetlands;
3. Arable farming of demersal waters;
(4) the following methods of water treatment:
(a) control drainage
(b) adjustment irrigation
(c) recycling of dried water;
(5) organic production;
(6) organic livestock production;
7. Treatment of traditional biotopes;
8. Promoting the diversity of nature and landscape;
(9) breeding of indigenous breeds;
(10) the cultivation of indigenous plants;
(11) reduction of nutrient loads;
(12) Placing of slurry in fear;
13) long-term grassland cultivation of peat fields.
The agreement on the establishment and management of the protection zone shall, in accordance with the terms of the plan, undertake to establish and manage a multi-annual mowing area in accordance with the terms of the plan.
The protection zone shall be at least 15 metres wide on average. The width is determined by the terrain and the flood limits. The agreement may also include, to a limited extent, a natural coastal zone in the immediate vicinity of the protection zone, of the protection zone and of the power line, or of a large natural order between the lake, the lake or the sea, provided that it: Managed in accordance with the terms of the contract.
The Agreement may, in areas A and B, be awarded to a field situated in a field situated on the shore of a barrier, pond, lake or sea, or a field situated in a field situated on the shore of a greater or larger river basin, In the protection zone.
In the C-assisted area, the agreement may be concluded for the establishment of a protection zone under which the agreement under the environmental aid decision expires on the basis of a decision taken by the Agency for Business, Transport and the Environment , or at the beginning of the contractual term of the new agreement referred to at the beginning of the contractual term of the new Agreement referred to in this Agreement, or where the need for the establishment of the protection zone has been established The general plan of the protection zones or a similar number of farmers In a report on the implementation of the uniform protection zones or in the plan for the protection of groundwater. In addition, the Agreement may be concluded for the establishment of a protection zone in accordance with Directive 2000 /60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council laying down the framework for the establishment of a protection zone in the fishing field, in the floodwaters, in the area of flood or in the field of water policy The target specified in the management plan. A farmer who has an agreement within the meaning of Article 54c or who has applied for the contract in question cannot make the same area of the contract within the meaning of this Article. (21.1.2010/46)
In the agreement on the management of the multifunctional wetland, the beneficiary undertakes to carry out the environmental aid decision or, in accordance with the agreement referred to in the 2000 State Council Regulation, or otherwise approved on a water basis, Wetland according to plan.
The agreement can only be concluded in areas where there are more than 20 % of the water or power drain. The Agreement can only be concluded in the catchment areas of the Gulf of Finland, the Saaristomereen, the Sea of Selma, the Sea cucumber, or the river basins falling into the sea, and in the catchment areas where the agreement can significantly reduce the Water pollution and the enhancement of biodiversity in agricultural areas as well as the promotion of rice, fish or crab. The agreement may also be concluded from the sites set up under Axis 2 with the aid of non-productive investments, as well as the sites where the agreement under the environmental aid decision expires in the transport and transport sectors. On the basis of a decision taken by the Agency, before the beginning of the contractual term of the Agreement referred to in this Article, or at the beginning of the contractual term of the new agreement referred to in this new agreement, the corresponding The special agreement. (21.1.2010/46)
In the case of arable land in aquifers, the farmer undertakes to implement a plan to be included in an agreement in the field of arable land in the field of groundwater, setting out the measures to be taken. The restrictions on cultivation and the measures to be taken shall be defined separately in the agreement, in accordance with the conditions of the groundwater and the area covered by the agreement. If a small part of the basic block is outside the aquifer, the entire basic parcel may be included in the contract.
The measures or restrictions contained in the agreement may concern:
(1) the reduction or elimination of the modification of the field;
2) the reduction or elimination of fertilisation or the use of livestock manure;
(3) reduction or elimination of the use of plant protection products;
(4) the establishment and investment of natural resources in the light of water protection;
(5) cessation or reduction of grazing; or
(6) the cultivation of hay crops as a substrate.
(16.4.2009/240)The Agreement may be concluded only for fields in the aquifers of Class I and II. Priority shall be given to those points which have been subject to an equivalent agreement within the meaning of the Council Regulation of 2000 or which have water abstracts or other specific need for groundwater protection.
Contracts for the use of nutrients and other agricultural measures in the contract sector shall be accompanied by a series of notes in accordance with the basic measure of agri-environmental support.
In the contract for the treatment of drainage water, the farmer undertakes to carry out, in accordance with the plan in the field of arable land, the recycling of the adjustment drainage, adjustment or drying water.
The adjustment may be made with very water-piercing fields of sand and sandy fields, as well as in the field of flammable marches with a surface inclination of not more than 2 %. In the waste water treatment and in the recycling of drying water, a fine or coarse sand, fine or coarse sand, or a fattening pond, and the surface inclination of the field must be less than 1 %. (16.4.2009/240)
At the same time, only one measure and specific support provided for in paragraph 1 may only be paid in the contract sector for this measure.
The award of the contract referred to in Articles 45 and 46 shall be subject to the approval of the farmer in the Regulation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry on organic production, labelling and control of organic products. (1046/2008) To the control system. The application for accession to the control system shall be made in the year of application of the contract at the latest on the last day of application of the area payments. The farmer's farm must have an initial inspection of the means of life, traffic and the environment in accordance with the control system, and the farmer shall be subject to the approval of the control system in the first contract year at the latest by 15 days. September. The farmer must be part of the control system as regards arable crops and greenhouse gases. In the event of a contract referred to in Article 46, the award of the contract shall, in addition, be subject to the approval of the farmer in respect of the animal species referred to in Article 46 (5). The production direction may be replaced during the contract period from one animal to another or from animal production to crop production as provided for in Article 47. In the event of conversion, the control system shall also apply to the production of production. The farmer shall be part of the surveillance system throughout the contract period. (21.1.2010/46)
The award of the contract referred to in Articles 45 and 46 shall be subject to the condition that the farmer or person responsible for the holding has completed a basic course of at least five days of organic farming or has other equivalent training. For the pursuit of organic farming. In the case of agriculture in Community form, the person responsible for managing the farm must comply with that training requirement. The certificate of compliance with the training requirement shall be submitted in the year of application of the contract at the latest on the last application date of the area payments to the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment. Where a farmer has had an agreement within the meaning of Article 25 or 25a of the 2000 State Council Regulation, the certificate shall not be required. (21.1.2010/46)
On a farm with a commitment to transfer the fields to organic production in the agreement referred to in Article 45 or 46, cereals, peas, beans, potatoes and potatoes shall be the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh years of the contract. Sugar or forage, oilseeds, fibre plants, seed production urmia, vegetables, including herbs, berries or fruit, at least 30 % of the contract. However, in exceptional cases, the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh years of the contract may be approved for an annual average of 30 % of the area covered by the abovementioned crops, provided that the There is justification for the appropriateness of the areas and crop rotation. The farm where the fields are already in organic production shall be in the crop rotation during the period of the contract for cereals, peas, bullbeans, potatoes, sugar or fodder beet, oilseeds, fibre plants, seed production urmia, vegetables, , including herbs, berries or fruit, at least 30 % of the contract. (20,2014/237)
The whole area of the contract may be grassland only on a farm in which the harvest is used mainly as feed for own livestock or with the holding of the contract referred to in Article 46 of the Agreement which concluded regular cooperation with the farm. The parcels declared as a green fertiliser and treated as an uncultivated field can be accepted annually for up to half of the total area of the contract. Article 59 (2) provides for the establishment and management of the green fertiliser sector. (17/022011/137)
The agreement on organic production may be concluded, provided that the farmer undertakes to comply with the conditions laid down in the organic farming and horticultural production regulation.
The agreement may exclude agricultural holdings where the production of plants required under Article 44 (3) is difficult due to the quality or location of parcels. Such areas may be regarded as fields which are far removed from the economic centre, such as those which are far removed from the economic centre, or which are difficult to regenerate for reasons of stone. At the time of the conclusion of the Agreement, the blocks at which the cultivation or cultivation of cane sugar is started at the beginning of the first year of the contract shall be excluded from the agreement on organic farming. If, during the contractual period, the cultivation of cane sugar is started in the contractual sector, no specific support shall be paid to the contract sector. This change does not affect the specific support paid.
Organic farming in the farm sector must start from the beginning of the first year of the contract in at least three hectares or, in the case of organic horticulture, at least 0,5 ha in such a way that all parcels must: Be organically grown at the latest from the second year of the contract. All parcels of bovine animals, horses, sheep and goats shall be organically grown at the latest from the third year of the contract. The transition to organic production can also occur by sector of growth. Bovine, equidae, ovine and caprine animals shall mean farms where the number of animals in question is raised at least equivalent to one livestock unit. (16.4.2009/240)
By way of derogation from the provisions laid down in paragraph 1, the farm may have other than organic production in the event of a greenhouse effect where, in the case of greenhouse crops, different species of plant species or varieties are grown, and in the case of the cultivation of the cane, where production is: Organised in accordance with the Organic Regulation and is not covered by the agreement. No special support for organic production is paid for plant room production and cane beads, although production is organic.
A contract for organic livestock production may be concluded, provided that the farmer undertakes to comply with his farm in organic arable and horticultural production and at least one (5) in animal production , the conditions laid down in the organic regulation.
The terms of the regulation shall be subject to the conditions of the first year of the contract throughout the farm, except for the permanent crops of horticultural crops and the multi-annual grassland seed agreements which may be transferred to organic production. During the first year of the contract. The transition to organic production can also occur by sector of growth. The contract and the contract must also comply with the provisions of Article 45 (2) and (4).
The farmer shall undertake to maintain, at the beginning of the first year of the first year, at least one unit of livestock for the production of organic livestock on his holding, for the whole period of the contract, in such a way that: The livestock production in question is continuous. Production animals belonging to the farmer's farm in organic livestock farming, in the management of the farmer or his/her family members, shall be taken into account in the calculation of the number of livestock units. Production buildings must be under the control of the farmer.
The farmer may also have non-organic livestock production if the animals are animals of different species than those in organic livestock production and where their treatment is organised in accordance with the organic farming regulation.
The species eligible for special purpose are dairy cows, suckler cows, other bovine animals, sheep, goats, sows, meat, fowl, chickens, chickens, chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks and poultry suckler birds. The species listed may vary during the contract period. Animal species shall be converted into animal units in accordance with the following table:
| Animal species | Animal unit (ec) |
| Sonnes, cows and other bovine animals over 2 years | 1.0 |
| Bovine animals of at least 6 months and up to 2 years | 0,6 |
| Bovine animals under 6 months of age | 0,4 |
| Sheep and goats (more than 1 year) | 0.15 |
| Emages (with piglets or idle) | 0.5 |
| Other pigs | 0,3 |
| Egg chickens | 0.014 |
| Other poultry | 0.003 |
Where a farmer has an agreement within the meaning of Article 25 of the 2000 State Council Regulation or an agreement within the meaning of Article 45 of this Regulation, a decision shall be taken by the trade, transport and the eea of the end of the period of validity of the contract The conclusion of an organic livestock production agreement. The expiry of that Agreement shall not affect the specific support paid. (21.1.2010/46)
If the average livestock unit of animal species eligible for special support for organic production is reduced by less than one animal unit, or if the farmer ceases to be eligible for special support for the production of organic livestock , the agreement referred to in Article 46 shall be amended by Decision of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Parliament and of the Council as referred to in Article 45. In the amending decision, the contract period remains in line with the previous agreement. As a result of the amendment to the Agreement, special support will be paid only from plant production during the remainder of the contract. The farmer shall return special aid paid on the basis of organic livestock production. If the abandonment of organic livestock production is due to the reason set out in Article 9 (2) of the Law No 2, there is no need to return special aid. (21.1.2010/46)
Two farmers, each with an agreement on organic production or organic livestock production, may exchange parcels in contracts concluded between themselves during the term of the contract. The change requires an amendment of the Treaty. The application must be submitted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Chapter 3 of the Law on the Implementation of Agricultural Aid. (28.3.2013)
§ 48 has been repealed by A 8.11.2007/995 .
The conclusion of an agreement on the treatment of perinne biotopes is that the beneficiary has drawn up a plan for the management of traditional biotopes and undertakes to carry out traditional biotopes in accordance with the plan and contract terms in the contract area.
A contract may be awarded to the hunting pasture, provided that the timber grazing that has been applied to the contract is composed of trees of different ages for leaf and coniferous species, as well as gifts and columns, and, in addition, for the purpose of meeting one of the following conditions:
(1) there are light openings and meadows in the woodland;
(2) the grassland has more grass and hay than the corresponding type of forest usually has; or
3) a maximum of 20 years have elapsed since the end of the pasture.
In awarding contracts, priority shall be given to those points which have been in force in accordance with the corresponding special grant agreement referred to in the Council Regulation of 2000, for traditional biotopes, classified as valuable, and for traditional biotopes belonging to: In the Nature Conservation Act (1096/1996) , or which have been identified as important in the general plans for biodiversity, as well as those that have been refurbished with the support of non-productive investment under Axis 2. The conclusion of an agreement to a Natura 2000 network of traditional biotopes, a nature conservation area or any other law protected by law requires that the measures to be taken under the agreement exceed those required by law. The management measures and the non-payment of the measures covered by the contract and the payment of compensation under other law.
If a traditional biotope of between 5 and 30 islands is sought as a contract area of the contract referred to in Article 49, it can only be accepted as a contract area if it is in the traditional reports published by the regional environmental centres between 1996 and 2001. Defined nationally, provincial or local as valuable biotopes or as a means of subsistence, transport and the environment, or if it is a traditional biotope within the Natura 2000 network.
As a condition for the conclusion of an agreement on the promotion of biodiversity and the landscape, the farmer has drawn up a plan to promote biodiversity and undertakes to take measures under the plan. To promote the diversity of nature and landscape in the Convention area and to manage the area under the terms of the contract.
The Contracting Party may be a field or another area in the immediate vicinity of the field. In addition, the areas excluded from cultivation and grazing may be included in the contract area if a maximum of 20 years have elapsed since the end of the crop or grazing of the pasture, or have an earlier settlement and agricultural fixed - Ancient relics. If the agreement concerns the management of the field and of the forest, the field and the road or field of the water, such an area may not exceed 20 metres wide. Forest islands situated in fields of arable land shall not exceed the size of a hectare. For the purpose of diversifying the landscape, aid cannot be paid for the cultivation of conventional crops.
In awarding contracts, priority shall be given to those points which have been in force in the context of the environmental aid decision or the corresponding special grant agreement referred to in the Council Regulation of 2000, for those regions which are national or regional The value of the agricultural landscapes identified or the habitats of agricultural areas belonging to the Natura network or which have been identified as important in the general plans for biodiversity.
The conclusion of an agreement on the rearing of breeds of origin shall be subject to the obligation for the farmer to increase, for the purposes of adding, the original breed on his farm and to use only the same race of pure race for the breed of the breed. Animal material. The agreement can only be concluded for pure-bred animals. The contract can be concluded for both male and female animals. They shall be identified and must be part of a reliable monitoring or registration system showing the animals' stomping ground.
The contract may be concluded from the following breeds in such a way that separate contracts are always concluded between different originals:
1) east, west or north applestars;
(2) ovine animals;
(3) armpit harma ovine or caprine animals;
(4) Finnish goats;
(5) Finnish horses; or
6) farm chickens.
Those eligible chickens shall be at least six months old at the start of the contract period. The bovine, ovine and caprine animals shall be at least one year old at the start of the contract period. At the beginning of the contractual period, a germ horse shall be entered in the register of SuomenEquity in the form of a siitatostats which, in the year preceding the year of application of the contract, has been certified, stepped up or set aside, or by a registered stallion. The animals shall be converted into animal units according to the multiplys of the following table:
| Animal species | Animal unit (ec) |
| Sonnes, cows and other bovine animals aged over 2 years, equidae | 1.0 |
| Bovine animals aged at least 1 year and up to 2 years | 0,6 |
| Sheep and goats (more than 1 year) | 0.15 |
The contract may be concluded for the animals of the original breed, owned or controlled by the applicant or his/her family.
The farmer shall undertake to keep at least the number of animals specified in the contract for the whole period of the contract. The animals included in the contract shall be subject to the monitoring or registration system referred to in Article 52 (1) of the whole contract period. The animals included in the contract may also be in another area of control when they are grazing or in the short term, or in competition and, where appropriate, the farmer may indicate the place of the bovine, ovine and caprine animals, and The whereabouts of horses. The animals included in the contract shall be used for breeding as well as chickens for the production of juveniles.
Before the end of the term of the contract, the farmer shall submit to the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment a statement that the animals included in the contract have been used to increase that breed. If an animal dies or is removed during the period of the contract, it shall be replaced without delay by another eligible animal. The animal shall also be replaced if it is unable to produce the offspring. The number of animals included in the contract may be reduced during the contract period only if:
(1) is a reason within the meaning of Article 9 (2) of the Priority Axis 2; or
2) it is impossible or unreasonable to maintain the number; however, the number cannot fall below the minimum number of animals provided for.
(21.1.2010/46)On the basis of an application by the farmer, the contract may be revised, for the number of animals, from the beginning of the year of the contract at which the animals added to the contract must meet the conditions laid down for the animal to be included in the contract.
An agreement on the cultivation of plants of origin may be concluded if the farmer undertakes to carry out a commitment on the part of the farmer who has been engaged in the investigation of the varieties of grain legumes, cereals and grass-bearing agricultural varieties and endangered old varieties and their modified stocks Maintenance rotation. In addition, it is a condition that the variety is registered and the Food Safety Agency has made a decision on maintenance. Maintenance decision shall be made in the original agricultural area of the variety. The contract shall be awarded and special support shall be paid to one hectare of arable land for the maintenance of a particular variety.
In addition to one hectare of contract, a farmer shall be allowed to produce a maximum quantity of marketable seed of the same variety on the holding of a contract on a yearly basis by decision of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
The agreement may be awarded to a parcel planted with phosphorus, with a high level of phosphorus, or a high degree of dubious quality. The agreement may also be concluded for a parcel planted with phosphorus which is at least phosphorous, provided that the salmon is located on the coast or on the pond, by the pond, by the lake or by the sea, and is situated in those waters Alkaline. The contract may be awarded to a block located in an A or B assisted area. The agreement can be concluded for the whole or part of the basic parcel. (16.4.2009/240)
A farmer who has opted for an additional measure pursuant to Article 32 (6) may also be concluded. The contract block may meet the conditions for winter vegetation cover, but no additional measures under Article 32 (3), (4) and (5) are paid to the parcel. The contract may also be concluded by a farmer with an agreement within the meaning of Articles 45 or 46. In this case, however, the contract does not receive any aid under the contract referred to in Articles 45 or 46.
The contract shall not be made in a field which has existed for a period of at least two preceding years, either permanently or temporarily, without being cultivated or treated as an uncultivated field.
The contract referred to in Article 40 may be exchanged for an agreement within the meaning of this Article.
The contract may be concluded and the aid paid to the basic parcel or part thereof for which a slurry or urine distributed or urinated in accordance with the terms of the existing environmental aid commitment and any other agreements referred to in Article 39 shall not be less than 20 m³ Per hectare per year. The slurry or the urine shall be applied to the parcels by means of plant or soil which place the manure directly in the country at the time of application. In addition, if a bovine or porcine slurry has been distributed to the parcels in that year, phosphorus fertilisers shall not be applied to the parcel as surface cover.
The contract may be awarded to the basic parcel or part thereof, with a target of peat or soil. The species is found on the basis of a grain-based survey in force. The feasibility study shall be carried out from every basic parcel covered by the contract. The agreement can be concluded for the whole or part of the basic parcel. (17/022011/137)
A farmer who has opted for an additional measure pursuant to Article 32 (6) may also be concluded. The contractual parcel may meet the conditions for winter vegetation cover, but the block does not receive the aid of an additional measure in accordance with Article 32 (3) to (5). Where a farmer starts the rearing of cattle, horses, sheep or goats on a farm or increases the number of animals in question in such a way that the number of animals exceeds two livestock units, the aid shall be paid for the remainder of the contract period. To support the livestock farm. If the holding of the contract is delivered on the farm of bovine animals, horses, sheep or goats, or the number of animals concerned does not meet the minimum quantity, the aid shall be paid for the remaining period of the contract during the remaining period of the contract.
The agreement cannot be concluded if it has been applied for from 1 May and the contract in the field covered by the Agreement has been cultivated in the year preceding the award of the contract. Where an application for an agreement has been submitted on 1 October, it shall not be possible if the contract in the field covered by the contract has been farmed in the year in question. A farmer who has an agreement within the meaning of Article 40, or who has applied for the contract in question, cannot make the contract within the meaning of this Article. (21.1.2010/46)
Farmer holding a commitment for basic and additional measures within the meaning of Article 16 (1) of that Regulation, within the meaning of Article 16 (1) of that Regulation; An additional measure may not be concluded within the meaning of Article 46 if the additional measure is to continue to apply during the period of validity of that agreement. A farmer who holds a commitment to a basic and additional measure within the meaning of the 2000 State Council Regulation and has opted for an additional measure for a single farm as referred to in Article 16 (1) of that Regulation, cannot: Conclude the agreement referred to in Articles 45, 46 and 51 in the area of implementation of the additional measure if the condition relating to the additional measure continues during the period of validity of that agreement. A farmer who has chosen an additional measure as referred to in Article 32 (8) shall not conclude an agreement within the meaning of Article 54b. The farmer who has opted for the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (1) shall not conclude the contract referred to in Article 45 or Article 46. (28.3.2013)
A farmer with an agreement within the meaning of Articles 45 or 46, or who has applied for that contract, shall not be able to conclude the agreement referred to in Articles 40 to 42 and 51 for the same fields. A farmer who has one of the agreements referred to in the latter, or who has applied for one of these agreements, may not enter into the same field of arable land with the agreement referred to in Articles 45 and 46. A farmer with a 20-year contract within the meaning of the environmental aid decision or a contract within the meaning of Articles 22, 23, 27, 29 or 30 of the 2000 State Council Regulation shall not be able to conclude the agreement referred to in Articles 45 and 46 for the same fields. Farmer who has opted for animal welfare in the 2008-2013 State Council Regulation (130/2008), The additional condition referred to in paragraph 1 (5) to (7) or paragraph 2 (1) may not be concluded within the meaning of Article 46. (24/02/25)
The contract may be concluded if the area of the contract, the number of animals or the number of animals is at least:
| Agreement | Minimum amounts |
| Area (ha) /animal unit (ec) or number of animals (pieces) | |
| Crop farming in groundwater | 1,00 (ha) |
| Waters for water treatment | |
| -control drainage | 2.00 (ha) |
| -adjustment irrigation | 1,00 (ha) |
| -Recycling of dry water | 1,00 (ha) |
| Organic production | 3.00 (ha) |
| Organic livestock production, arable land | 3.00 (ha) |
| Organic horticulture | 0,80 (ha) |
| Raising of indigenous breeds | |
| -sheep/goats | 0.45 (ec) |
| -bovine animals | 95 (2) |
| -the horses | 1 (ec) |
| -farm chickens and roosters | 20 (pieces) |
| Growing of origin crops | 1,00 (ha) |
| Enhanced nutrient load reduction | 0,30 (ha) |
| Location of sludge in fear | 2.00 (ha) |
| Long-term grassland cultivation of peat fields | 1,50 (ha) |
The contract referred to in Articles 41, 49 and 51 may be concluded with the registered association referred to in Article 4 (2) of the Strand 2 Act. The conclusion of the agreement is that the measures contained in the Agreement support the adoption of the Law on the management of rural development programmes (532/2006) , the objectives of the local rural development plan for which the area of contract is located. Moreover, it is necessary for the conclusion of an agreement to be appropriate to the plan. The conclusion of the agreement shall not be subject to the validity of the commitment to environmental aid.
Prior to the conclusion of the agreement referred to in paragraph 1, the Agency shall request the opinion of the lag referred to in Article 3 of the Law No 2 on the conclusion of the Agreement.
Natural handicap payments and environmental support may be paid to the farmer committed to the aid in respect of the eligible arable areas declared annually by the application for area aid and under the farmer's management No later than 15 June of that year. Environmental aid shall not be paid to a farmer committed within the meaning of Article 29 (2) and (3).
The payment of compensatory allowances and environmental aid shall be subject to the condition that the arable crop concerned has been harvested or the arable sector has been harvested as provided for in Articles 59 to 61. The cultivation and management of arable land must comply with the provisions of the Council Regulation laying down minimum standards for good agricultural and environmental requirements (12/06/2013) Requirements. (20,2014/237)
Natural handicap and environmental aid can be paid for arable land in arable and horticultural crops. The arable sector as a crop is also considered to be a field in which crops do not yield crops in the first year of cultivation, but they form a terrestrial crop.
In the case of strawberries, mesimarberries and leg browsers, the number of hectares must be at least 15 000 plants. If the plants are grown in such a way that the earth's surface is not used for plastics and the presence of the presence of röns is allowed to take root beside the emotas, the tam density may be lower during the first growing season, but not less than 11 000 plants per hectare. 2 200 and 2 800 raspberries are required for cultivation, 2 800 raspberries and 2 500 tonnes of marries, 2 500 blueberries, and 400 plants per hectare of fruit trees.
The area eligible for annual aid is determined on the basis of the information to be provided in the application for area-related aid, as well as for premises controlled by means of life, transport and the Environment Agency. Natural handicap payments and environmental aid may be paid for at least 0,05 ha of growth segments. (22.4.2010/273)
In the case of an annual aid application, the farmer may declare that, in respect of a field, the payment of the aid shall not be applied if the area requirement referred to in Article 6 (1) of the Law No 2 is still fulfilled.
The areas covered by compensatory payments and environmental aid are green fertilisers, areas used for honey production, crop and winter nurseries, buffer strips, silicon replacements, natural treatments and agronomic Point areas. In addition, compensatory allowances may be paid for arable and environmental aid referred to in Article 60 for arable areas referred to in Article 61. (16.4.2009/240)
In the case of green fertilizers, a green fertiliser shall be set up or set up in the previous year, set up as part of a crop, to be used as part of a crop rotation system in such a way that the crop is not harvested and recovered in that year. As fertiliser of the crop during the next growing season. In that year, the harvest can also be harvested from the block. Upon request, the farmer shall demonstrate the crop rotation of the parcel declared as a green fertiliser. At least 20 % of the weight of the seed used for the establishment of green fertiliser grassland shall be seeds of nitrogen. The green fertiliser may also indicate the oil radish and the white mustard. The total area of the areas covered by the annual aid application for green fertilisation may not exceed 50 % of the sum of the areas eligible for the eligible parcels. The same sector may indicate in the aid application a green fertiliser sector for up to two consecutive years. (9.2.2011)
Natural handicap payments and environmental aid may be paid for areas suitable for honey production, such as honey flower or red clover. Upon request, the farmer shall demonstrate that he is using the field of arable land for the production of honey on the farm.
Where there has been a crop in the arable area without harvesting for harvest damage or a similar cause, compensatory allowances and environmental aid may be paid, provided that the management of the cultivated area complies with the supplementary conditions referred to in Article 58 (2). The requirements. A written declaration of damage shall be made immediately after the damage has been caused to the rural economy authority of the municipality where the farm is located. The notification shall identify the harvest accident or the corresponding reason.
If the part of the growth block has winter damage, compensatory allowances and environmental aid may be paid, provided that the management of the farmed field complies with the requirements set out in the additional conditions referred to in Article 58 (2) and that the main part The area of the parcel is harvest-and the crop yields a marketable crop. Unless the main part of the block is able to produce harvest and marketable yields due to winter damage, no aid can be paid out of the parcel unless the winter wheat destruction area is sown again in the spring.
The area covered by the conditions under the terms of environmental aid and the buffer strip may be included in the area. If the protective band is more than three metres wide and on average not more than 10 metres wide, it must be separated into its own growth block. Natural handicap payments and environmental support can be paid for the protective bandwidth which is separated into the growth parcel.
For agricultural reasons, an insatiable area of not more than three metres wide, which is included in the area of cultivation, may not exceed three metres. If the area set up for farming purposes is wider than three metres, it must be separated into its own growth block. If there is a lawnmower that is separated into the area of growth and which is either swallowed or treated, for example by grazing, it can be paid for compensatory allowances and environmental aid.
Natural handicap payments may be paid for an uncultivated arable area covered by a single farm payment under the Single Payment Regulation and managed under cross-compliance. The non-cultivated area under the surface area may not exceed 50 % of the total eligible area per year in the natural handicap payment of the farm. However, this sector cannot be greater than the sector which is in the field of arable and horticultural crops, or in accordance with Article 59 or in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 or 3 of this Article. (16.4.2009/240)
Natural handicap payments can be paid for the arable sector, which is an additional measure for the diversification of agricultural holdings within the meaning of Article 16 of the 2000 State Council Regulation. However, the diversity fields in which the harvest is used for the feeding of game or for which the harvest is not harvested may not exceed 5 % of the first parcels eligible for aid in the first year of the environmental aid commitment On the surface area in order to be eligible for compensatory payments. (16.4.2009/240)
Natural handicap payments may be paid for arable areas declared as protection zones in the case of a five-or 10-year contract and a contract area within the meaning of Article 22 of the 2000 State Council Regulation or Article 40 of this Regulation. Covered by the plan included in the contract. Natural handicap payments may be paid for the arable area covered by Article 29 or 30 of the 2000 State Council Regulation or Article 51 of this Regulation where the contract area is covered by the plan included in the contract.
In accordance with Article 69, aid for the basic measure of environmental aid has been paid to the natural resource which has been set up in an uncultivated field. The aid shall be paid up to a maximum of 15 % of the total annual amount of the eligible arable area in the holding. The field of arable land, which has been declared to be a natural resource but exceeding 15 %, is considered to be green-set. Aid for natural resources shall not be paid in the normal field of grass, hay or energy crops, or permanent pasture. Support shall also not be paid to the field of arable land other than those referred to in Articles 45 and 46. (21.1.2010/46)
Environmental aid may be paid for the arable area covered by Article 29 or 30 of the 2000 State Council Regulation or Article 51 of this Regulation where the contract area is covered by the plan included in the contract.
Natural handicap payments and environmental aid are not paid for vegetable, greenhouses, non-cultivated arable land and arable land. However, compensatory payments may be made in the case of uncultivated arable land referred to in Article 60 (1). Natural handicap payments and environmental aid are not paid for the 20-year agreement on environmental aid.
Natural handicap payments and environmental aid are not paid for the arable area covered by Article 23 of the 2000 State Council Regulation or Article 41 of this Regulation. Environmental aid is not paid under Article 22 of the 2000 State Council Regulation or Article 40 of this Regulation.
The area of forest tree planting material, wood-based energy crops, Christmas trees and all hemp other than the whole of the EU-funded hemp sector are not covered by compensatory allowances or environmental aid. The varieties of hemp are laid down in Article 39 of the Single Payment Regulation and Regulation (EC) No Article 10 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1120/2009 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of the single payment scheme provided for in Title III. (17/022011/137)
Special support may be paid for the growth block where the area is not less than 0,05 hectares. The specific aid may be paid out of the eligible area of growth of the contract listed in Annex 3 to the contract.
The association referred to in Article 4 (2) of the Strand 2 Act shall apply for special support in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 13 of that Law.
During the contract period, the special aid may be paid once every contract year and not more than the number of years of the contract.
In the case of information to be provided in the application for the payment of the loan, the information to be provided in the notification to be provided for the payment of the contract, as well as for premises controlled by the means of life, transport and the Agency, On the basis of an annual specific area of special support. The specific aid may be paid on a yearly basis at the earliest on 31 August following the completion of the monitoring of the holding and compliance with the terms of the contract. (21.1.2010/46)
Where a farmer has taken a new digitised surface area by application for area payment, the farmer shall at the same time be considered to have accepted the use of the new area, including in the payment of specific support under the contract. The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment may pay special support for this year on the basis of an approved area of digitised area, while taking into account the provisions of Article 23. In such a case, the Agency shall establish and submit to the farmer, in the context of payment of the specific support, the contract for the purpose of digitisation. (21.1.2010/46)
If the contract period starts on 1 October, the special aid shall be paid for the first time in September of the following year.
Article 64 has been repealed by A 8.11.2007/995 .
Paragraph 1 has been repealed by A 20.3.2014/237 .
If an exchange of parcels referred to in Article 47 (2) has been made on the farm, the special aid shall be paid in accordance with the new contract.
In accordance with Article 71, the farmer who awarded the contract referred to in Article 46 shall be paid on an annual basis, in accordance with Article 71, for a specific aid per hectare of arable land to be paid per hectare under the agreement referred to in Article 45. In addition to specific support, if the farm has at least 0,5 livestock units per hectare of arable land eligible for special support for organic production. For a farmer with less than 0,5 livestock units on a farm, animals eligible for special support for the specific support of organic production under the Agreement, special aid for organic livestock production Shall be paid on the arable hectares covered by the agreement, provided that the number of livestock units in organic livestock production is multiplies by two.
The number of livestock units on the basis of the payment of specific support for animals other than bovine animals shall be the average of 1 May and 1 day of August 1 and 1 August for the award of the contract. In the following years, the number of livestock units will be the average of 1 November, 1 February, 1 May and 1 August, respectively.
The number of bovine animals shall be calculated from the date of introduction of the system for the identification and registration of bovine animals and the compulsory labelling of beef and beef products and of the European Parliament and of the Council repealing Regulation (EC) No 820/97. On the basis of information from the bovine registry referred to in Council Regulation (EC) No 1760/2000. The number of livestock units shall be the average of the number of livestock units for cattle in the year of application of the contract during the period 1 May to 1 August, including those days. In the following years, the number of livestock units shall be the average of the number of livestock units in the days between 2 August and 1 August of the previous year, including those days. (13.3.2008)
On the basis of a report presented by the farmer, the average calculation may not take into account the need for certain types of livestock production or for the renovation or modification of the livestock building or conversion. Or the term value of a short-term production break due to force majeure.
Where a farmer has more than one contract for organic livestock production and provides only one declaration of animal origin, the number of livestock units he has notified and the quantity of bovine animals obtained from the bovine register shall be allocated to each contract In relation to the contractual areas, taking into account the minimum number of animals provided for in Article 6 (3) of the Priority Axis 2.
In the case of animals notified in writing to the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment, special aid may be paid if the animal identification numbers of the animals declared are the same as the animal identification numbers of the animals included in the contract.
A farmer who made a commitment to the natural handicap payment shall be paid annually for the natural handicap payment of the declared eligible area per hectare of eligible area in the A-C4 assisted areas of EUR 150, EUR 200 for the B-C1 area, and In C2-C4, EUR 210.
Support for the basic measures shall be paid annually to the farmer who made the commitment to environmental aid per eligible area of arable land as follows:
| The euro | |
| Arable crops | |
| -plant holdings | 93 |
| -livestock holdings | 107 |
| Natural resource management | |
| -multiannual grassland fields, | 170 |
| -diversity fields, | 300 |
| Wooden crops | |
| -category 1 | 450 |
| -category 2 | 438 |
| -certain seed spices, | 181 |
The aid for additional measures shall be paid to the farmer who made the commitment to the environmental aid and to the eligible arable area eligible for the additional measure in question:
| Euro/ | Euro/ | |
| Area A and B | C-assisted area | |
| Reduced fertilisation | 10 | 10 |
| Details of nitrogen fertilization in arable crops | 23 | 23 |
| Winter vegetation cover and light bulb | 11 | 11 |
| Winter vegetation cover of fields | 30 | - |
| Enhanced winter vegetation cover | 45 | - |
| Diversification of farming | 24 | - |
| Large-scale grassland production | 55 | 49 |
| Dissemination of manure during the growing season | 27 | 27 |
| Nutrition sheets | 18 | 18 |
| Grocering crops | 13 | - |
| Additional measures for the garden | ||
| Details of nitrogen fertilization in garden plants | 90 | 90 |
| Use of the roof by multi-annual garden plants | 256 | 256 |
| Use of methods of animal monitoring | 144 | 144 |
The aid for the additional measure shall be paid in respect of eligible fields for which the basic measure is to be supported. However, no additional measure shall be paid for the fields covered by the aid for the management of natural resources. The aid for the additional measure will be paid on the basis of the location of the field. The aid for the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (1), (2), (7) and (9) shall not be paid for the vegetable barley used in the garden plants referred to in Annex 1. The plant barley referred to in category 2 of Annex 1 shall not be paid for the support of the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (3) to (5). The aid for the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (1) shall not be paid for the arable area covered by the agreement referred to in Article 54a. (17/022011/137)
The support of the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (11) shall be paid for the plant sectors of category 1 of Annex 1 and the additional measure referred to in point 12 for the plant sectors in Group 2. The support of the additional measure referred to in Article 32 (13) shall be paid for all plant areas in the horticultural crop groups in Annex 1. (7.6.2007/658)
The farmer or other beneficiary of the contract shall be subject to special support per year for the arable area of the contract, in the territory of the rest of the area, livestock units or chickens per farm, up to a maximum of:
| Agreement | The euro |
| Establishment and management of the protection zone | |
| Up to 450 /ha in support of A and B | |
| Up to 350 /ha C in the assisted area | |
| Treatment of multi-acting wetlands | Up to 450 /ha |
| Crop farming in groundwater | Not more than 156 /ha |
| Waters for water treatment | |
| -control drainage | Up to 54 /ha |
| -adjustment irrigation | Not exceeding 108 /ha |
| -Recycling of dry water | Up to 140 /ha |
| Organic production | 141/ha |
| Organic livestock production | 126 /ha |
| Treatment of perinnebiotopes | Up to 450 /ha |
| -precious small objects, | 5-30 islands 200 /destination |
| Promotion of biodiversity and landscape diversity | Up to 450 /ha |
| Raising of indigenous breeds | |
| -the ovine and caprine species, the lamb and the harma | 270 /ec |
| -Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland, | 500 /ec |
| -western Finland, | 270 /ec |
| -Sappy horse | 270 /ec |
| -Goat goat | 270 /ec |
| -farm chickens and roosters | |
| -20 to 39 chickens and roosters | 100 /farm |
| -40-59 chickens and roosters | 150 /farm |
| -at least 60 chickens and roosters | 250 /farm |
| Growing of origin crops | 450 /ha |
| Restaurant load enhanced | |
| Reduction of up to | 347 /ha |
| Location of sludge in fear | 56 /ha |
| Long-term grassland cultivation of peat fields | |
| -livestock holdings with a total increase of more than 2 livestock units for cattle, horses, sheep or goats | 68 /ha |
| -Other livestock holdings and plant holdings | 114 /ha |
A farmer may retire from a commitment and contract as an overriding obstacle in the event of a transition to full invalidity, part-time retirement or an old-age pension.
Where a farmer's commitment or a five-year contract has been in force for at least three years and a ten-year contract for at least six years, the farmer may waive the undertaking and contract when selling the entire holding or otherwise altogether Farming practice.
If, during the period of the undertaking, the farmer has issued a commitment to sell or rent to a farmer or to farmers who have given an equivalent commitment at the time of the transfer, the farmer may renounce: Commitment.
Where a farmer has taken measures in accordance with the terms of the Agreement beginning on 1 May of the first year of the growth period beginning in the first year of the contract, and the farmer renounces the contract from the beginning of the last year of the contract period, the case Shall be deemed to be allowed to renounce the contract, since the measures provided for in the Agreement have been implemented in these cases for a period of five years.
In the case referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3, a farmer may leave a smaller field of arable land for subsistence farming as referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3. The same applies to a situation in which a farmer renounces a commitment or agreement within the meaning of Article 9 (2) of the Law.
Article 72a has been repealed by A 28.3.2013/238 .
If the undertaking referred to in the 2000 State Council Regulation has been withdrawn, or the agreement referred to in that Regulation has been waived or terminated, the new undertaking given by the farmer in accordance with this Regulation cannot be accepted or A new agreement may be concluded with the farmer if the commitment under that Regulation or the waiver of an agreement outside the scheme is still in force.
Where a farmer has had an agreement within the meaning of Article 25 or 25a of the 2000 Council Regulation, or an agreement within the meaning of Article 45 or 46 of this Regulation and begins after the termination of the contract, Natural, with him the contract referred to in Articles 45 or 46 shall commence no earlier than two years after the start of the growing season on which the farm has begun to be farmed otherwise than by organic farming.
The control of natural handicap, environmental aid and contracts is regulated separately.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 11 April 2007.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
The compensatory allowances and agri-environmental payments within the meaning of this Regulation may be approved and paid after the Commission of the European Communities has approved the rural development programme for mainland Finland for the period 2007-2013 and includes: Measures under this Regulation in accordance with the EC Rural Development Regulation.
As from 1 January 2008, Article 6 on the replacement of eligibility shall apply. A farmer committed in 2007 may apply for a change in the eligibility of arable land under the 2008 area payment application. A farmer engaged in or after 2008 may apply for the above mentioned eligibility to be linked to the aid scheme. From 2011, a farmer with a valid commitment can also apply for a change of eligibility. (17/022011/137)
If the farm has been in force in 2006 under the terms of the 2000 State Council Regulation on environmental aid, fertilisation of growth blocks in 2007 can be planned and implemented for the year 2006: The terms of the undertaking under the terms of fertilisation. The conditions relating to the fertilisation of environmental aid for the 2007-2013 programming period shall be complied with in 2007 for the planting of autumn cereals or the establishment of grassland or planting of garden plants after 1 August 2007.
Where phosphorus fertilisation has been used prior to the adoption of an environmental aid commitment under this Regulation, the compensatory period for phosphorus and the parcels of the parcel at the time of the adoption of that commitment shall be in accordance with the The exceedance of phosphorus fertilisation over the commitment period shall be taken into account in the fertilisation. Subsidisation of phosphorus fertiliser may also be taken into account when the farmer so wishes.
If the phosphorus equalisation of a maximum of 4 years is within the block during the commitment to environmental aid under this Regulation, a new phosphorus stabilisation can only be started at the end of the previous phosphorus balance.
The plant protection training referred to in Article 15 of the 2000 State Council Regulation may be replaced by the training of plant protection matters referred to in Article 28 of this Regulation with effect from 1 January 2007.
Annex 1
Horticultural crop groups for agri-environmental measures
Wooden plant group 1
Chapter 1 of the garden variety group includes the growth blocks that grow ornamental plants, vegetables, seed spices, spices and medicinal herbs. Correctional crops shall mean ornamental plants grown in this single and multi-annual field of open and dry land. They include, among other things, tilli, parsley and cookie root, and multi-annual vegetables such as land artichokes, rhubarb and asparagus. Mauste or medicinal plants can be read, inter alia, by basil, south arnachy, helocki, chamomile, chamomile aunio, fabric of the fabric, circular flower, yellow cauldron, summer talcum, catnip, dog barley, coriander, goldfish, liperi, maurinmalva, Spice cream, spice meur, minty, hill, hillbilly, gremlinum, meadow, meadow, nokkonen, no fiber, red hat, puff grass, tarragon, railway lines, crust bean, rohrtinum-orchid, rohtoplasm root, Ryytisalv, german-axe, pig-carb, lemon grove, Tachyms, thyme, scented herb, aconsultry, goldfish, poppy, poppy, oil poppy, wool orchid flower, duck tube, herb-y and pharma. The cultivation of the medicinal product is subject to an agreement with the pharmaceutical company.
Wooden plant group 2
Chapter 2 of the garden variety group includes the growth blocks that grow berries and fruit plants and nurseries plants. Fruit and berry plants include, inter alia, apple, prune, crème, cherry, pear, sweet steaks, strawberries, blackcurrant, dyslexic, greenery, gooseberry, raspberry, mesirasma, blackberry, mesimarja and jalomadic, The dungeons, the hedge trimmer, the rose aroni, the rose for the roseberry production, my roseberries, the magistrates, the halo, the cranberry and the varnish. Taimer crops refer to the production of multi-annual ornamental plants, i.e. perenas, bushes and trees, and berry and fruit plants, including street or park wood plantations. Tournaments shall also include multi-annual trees and bushes to be harvested in the field, which shall be professionally harvested on a yearly basis, or cut-green. The vineyard area is also covered by the production of cuttings and vessel aquifers under the growth blocks, for example in light plastic rooms.
Some seed spices
A group of seed-seed plants shall be included in the parcels of growth that grow rubber or mustard.
Annex 2
| Acceptable maximum costs in contracts | |
| Costs do not include vat | Vat 0 % |
| Establishment of the plan | 320 €/plan |
| -require traditional biotopes and diversity targets; | 420 €/plan |
| Design costs should be taken into account in the assessment of design costs due to the size and diversity of the region. A higher design cost can be accepted, for example, on the basis of the size and diversity of the area and the demanding grazing cycle. | |
| Keeping the diary 4-8 h/v | 24.6 €/h |
| The value of the feed is taken into account as a cost-reducing benefit. | |
| The transaction cost is 20 % of eligible costs and income | |
| -and the loss of aid, minus the benefit of the target. | |
| Transaction cost = 20 x (cost + income loss + subsidy losses-Benefits): 100 | |
| 1. Agreement on the establishment and management of the protection zone | |
| Establishment total | 136€/ha/Agreement period |
| -Nurmi seed cost | 51 €/ha |
| -Modification | 37 €/ha |
| -The baths. | 48 €/ha |
| Treatment | |
| -Swine with a tractor-driven submachine | 45 €/ha |
| -harvesting of hay (expiration, spam and transport) | 198 €/ha |
| -Non-proliferation of weeds | 32 €/ha |
| If the protection zone is treated by grazing, the costs associated with grazing shall be considered as: | |
| 7. Treatment of perinne biotopes. | |
| Costs may also be taken into account for the planting and treatment of hedges or groups of trees. | |
| Loss of income in cereals and oilseeds | |
| -Areas of A and B | 122 €/ha |
| -C-assisted area | 107 €/ha |
| If a protection zone is established in specialised plant cultivation (for example, potatoes, sugar beet, vegetables, other horticultural plants), higher income foregone may be accepted. | |
| Any loss of aid may also be taken into account as a loss of income. | |
| The indicative figures for the value of feed are given in Section 7. | |
| 2. Agreement on the treatment of multiple-acting wetlands | |
| Costs of control over the amount of good and accumulated sludge | 65 €/ha |
| Nation of vegetation of the wetlands and the surrounding safener | |
| -Swine with a tractor-driven submachine | 45 €/ha /42 /h |
| Benefits of waste waste | 0-40 €/ha |
| Transport of waste waste | 70 €/ha /70€/h |
| Removal of sludge from damp and ditches | |
| -labour charges for a tractor or a light earthmoving machine; | 233 €/ha 3€/h |
| -loading, driving and distribution of soil | EUR 137 /ha/126 /h |
| Removal of vegetation from wetland waters and on the basis of (once every 10 years) | |
| -Telaexcaur's work charge | EUR 600 €/h/h |
| -The removal of the plant | EUR 98 /H/ 46 /h |
| In addition, costs may be taken into account for the management costs of the hedges or wood groups or water plants planted in the contract area and the rehabilitation of the dams. | |
| Human work | 16 €/h |
| Loss of income | |
| -Areas of A and B | 122 €/ha |
| -C-assisted area | 107 €/ha |
| Any loss of aid may also be taken into account as a loss of income. | |
| 3. Agreement on arable crops for groundwater | |
| Use of nitrogen by up to 60 % of the basic measure (by barley) | 54 €/ha |
| Use of nitrogen by up to 60 % of the base measure (in silage) | 96 €/ha |
| Weighted loss of income (barley 60 %, silage 40 %) | 71 €/ha |
| Loss of income resulting from reduced use of plant protection products (in barley) | 22 €/ha |
| Loss of income resulting from reduced use of plant protection products (silage) | 65 €/ha |
| Weighted loss of income (barley 60 %, silage 40 %) | 39 €/ha |
| If a contract area is established in a field of special plant cultivation (for example, potatoes, sugar beet, vegetables, other horticultural plants), higher income foregone may be accepted. | |
| Only light-edged fall in the contract area | 20 €/ha |
| The contract area shall be considered as a plant cover during the winter season | 20 €/ha |
| 4. Contract for the adjustment | |
| Design | 20 €/ha |
| Management of the reservoir for 10 h a year and treatment of groundwater | 107 €/ha |
| Benefits from the harvest (5 % harvest) | |
| -In the field of fodder barley | 21 €/ha |
| -In the potato field. | 170 €/ha |
| -Average benefit (ohra 3 years, potato 2 years) 81 €/ha | |
| 5. Contract for adjustment | |
| Design | 20 €/ha |
| Pumping | 50 €/ha |
| Weather monitoring and treatment | 107 €/ha |
| Monitoring and treatment of irrigation | 80 €/ha |
| Benefits from the harvest (10 % crop yield) | |
| -In the field of fodder barley | 41 €/ha |
| -In the potato field. | 341 €/ha |
| -Average benefit (barley for 3 years, potato 2 years) | 161 €/ha |
| 6. Agreement on the recycling of dried water | |
| Design | 20 €/ha |
| Pumping | 50 €/ha |
| Benefits from the harvest (10 % crop yield) | |
| -In the field of fodder barley | 41 €/ha |
| -In the potato field. | 341 €/ha |
| -Average benefit (barley for 3 years, potato 2 years) | 161 €/ha |
| Weather monitoring and treatment | 202 €/ha |
| 7. Agreement on the management of traditional biotopes and the promotion of nature and landscape diversity | |
| Tractor work with driver | 41 €/h |
| Human work | 16 €/h |
| Crop cropping and harvesting | |
| Swine with a tractor-driven submachine | |
| -the fields | 45 €/ha |
| -traditional biotopes and other contractual areas which are not arable crops; | 90 €/ha |
| Niitto on a small plane | 295 €/ha |
| A nip in the clearing | 21,2 €/h |
| If a cheaper method is not possible, the cost of a small-time machine or a grubbing-up will be accepted. | |
| Harvesting of staple waste (wicker, fluff and transport) | 198 €/ha |
| Raivaus | |
| Expenditure per hectare per hectare: | |
| Basic rehabilitation grubbing-up in the first year of treatment | 421 €/ha |
| -for justified reasons, it may be accepted every five years thereafter; | |
| Hooray for other years of treatment | 98 €/ha |
| Harvest/discharge of waste/grubbing-up waste | 211 €/ha |
| Incineration of culling/clearance waste | 226 €/ha |
| Transport of explosives | 130 €/ha |
| Hours-based: | |
| Grubbing-up (grubbing-up or cropping) | 21,2 €/h |
| Drawing and incineration of waste disposal/grubbing-up | 16 €/h |
| Mechanical baptisement | 38.9 €/h |
| Driving a tractor trailer with a tractor trailer | 40 €/h |
| The costs of grubbing-up and the removal of grubbing-up waste can be accepted as costs only where they are not eligible for sale. The cost criterion may be accepted as per hectare or per hour depending on the size of the subject to be treated and the degree of care required. | |
| Aitoring | |
| -Electrical shepherds (2 yarns, columns, etc., no work) | 1,50 €/m |
| -A shepherd | 220-480 €/device |
| -In demanding targets (e.g. Rocks, cliffs or moist/submerged objects) | + 20 % of eligible costs |
| Sheep grazing for sheep | 3 €/m |
| -The reef. | 17-25 €/m |
| Riules can only be accepted at the sites of the landscape. | |
| Aida inspection and repair | 20 % of construction costs per year |
| Animal transport | |
| Own car/tractor and wagon (working time 4hx2hish, loading, unloading, transport) | 130 €/time |
| Animal transport (loading, unloading, etc.) Departure rate) | 200 €/time |
| In addition to the previous km compensation | |
| -own car/tractor and wagon | 0.54 €/km |
| -animal transport vehicle | 1-1.5 €/km |
| In the case of water, a higher cost can be accepted. | |
| Additional cost of animal control | 75 €/ha |
| -a higher additional cost may be accepted for a justified reason, far from the economic centre of the farm or in the difficult terrain or island destination; | |
| Additional non-drinkable cost | 50 €/ha |
| -a higher additional cost may be accepted for a justified reason, far from the economic centre of the farm or in the difficult terrain or island destination; | |
| Seasons for soaking mixtures, daisies, beauties, whites, yellowish and peas (200-400 g/ha) | 60-120 €/ha |
| + oink or sheep (5-10 kg/ha) | 6 €/kg |
| The value of the feed when the feed is repaired or the area grazed. Not to be taken into account if the feed is not available, i.e. if the contracted contract areas are not sold, the leased animals or feed are not sold. | |
| -Honest meadow (Southern or Central Finland) | EUR 160-300 €/year |
| -Low-yield meadow (Central or Northern Finland) | 80-160 €/ha/v |
| -Dry meadow or cradle | 15-50 €/ha/v |
| -Rantanium | 100-200 €/ha/v |
| -Benefit of good yield (400-600 ry/ha/v) | 60-90 €/ha/v |
| -Low-yield forested (0-200 ry/ha/v) | 0-10 €/ha/v |
| The value of the feed shall be deducted from the weaker growth of the animals by the traditional biotope and the loss of income from the grazing period in cattle herds. | 40 €/ha |
| Work carried out free of charge | |
| -human work, | 10 €/h |
| -Tractor/other equivalent work machinery | 30 €/h |
| 8. Agreement on Enhanced Nutrition Reduction | |
| Establishment of a farming plan | 125 €/kpl |
| Feasibility study cost | |
| -Further cost of work compared to basic measures | 0,5 €/H/v |
| -Additional cost of research compared to basic measures | 5,3 €/ha/v |
| Or cost of research | 57 €/o |
| Capacity losses-in dry hay | € 522 /ha/v |
| -silage urm | 817 €/year |
| -barley | EUR 706/l |
| -oats | 695 €/y/v |
| -wheat | 551 €/year |
| -rape | 408 €/ha/v |
| Benefits from the crop (reduction of aid) | |
| -dry hee | 365 €/H/v |
| -silage urm | 283 €/year |
| Any loss of aid may also be taken into account as a loss of income. |
This Regulation shall enter into force on 13 June 2007.
Before the entry into force of the Regulation, measures may be taken to implement it.
The green fertilizer sector within the meaning of Article 59 (2) of this Regulation may, during the 2007 growing season, indicate the grassland area where the seed used to set up the requirement for the number of typing plants required to be used, but which does not exist in the initial Established as green fertiliser grass.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 14 November 2007. However, it shall apply from 11 April 2007.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 19 March 2008.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 28 May 2008.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 22 April 2009.
In the light of the commitments made since 2009, the payment of aid for natural resources under Article 69 may be paid only if, in the case of the farmer's environmental aid, a minimum of 0.5 ha and 5 % of the eligible arable land area is: Natural resource management.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 27 January 2010.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
Contracts submitted before the entry into force of this Regulation shall be subject to the provisions of Article 71 in force at the date of entry into force of this Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 28 April 2010.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be taken to implement the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 23 February 2011.
Article 33 and Article 37 (3) provide for a supplementary measure in favour of extensive grassland production only in 2011 or after that farmer committed to environmental aid.
Instead of Articles 17, 19, 54 and 54c, the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of this Regulation shall apply if a commitment or agreement has been concluded before 2011.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be adopted for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 February 2012.
Instead of Article 8 and Article 21 (1) of this Regulation, the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of the Regulation shall apply if a commitment or agreement has been concluded before 2012.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be adopted for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 20 March 2012.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be adopted for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 29 May 2012.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be adopted for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 13 November 2012.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be adopted for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 3 April 2013.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 25 March 2014.
