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In accordance with the decision of the Council of State, certain provisions of the (13/04/2014) Pursuant to:
This Regulation lays down Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council on support for rural development by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (eafrd) and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005, Below Rural regulation , the agri-environment and climate support referred to in Article 28 (hereinafter referred to as: Environmental compensation , implementation. The environmental compensation is part of the continental programme for rural development approved by the European Commission for the period 2014-2020. The compensation may be granted and paid during the period of validity of the development programme within the limits of the funds allocated to the State budget.
For the purposes of this Regulation:
(1) Environmental commitment On certain aspects of the programming of the farm payments (13/04/2014) The undertaking referred to in Article 5;
(2) Farmer The active farmer referred to in Article 2 (4) of the Law on the Farmers' Compensation Act;
(3) Field Of the European Parliament and of the Council laying down rules for direct payments to farmers under support schemes under the common agricultural policy and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 637/2008 and Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 Regulation (EU) No 1307/2013 (hereinafter referred to as The aid regulation , the field referred to in Article 4 (1) (f) and the permanent crops sector referred to in point (g);
(4) On a permanent grassland The sector referred to in Article 4 (1) (h) of the Support Regulation;
(5) In a single-year garden plant The Council Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements (2006) The plants referred to in the Annex, but not of rubber;
(6) In a multiannual garden plant Plants referred to in Annex 1;
(7) Basic block The farmer's cultivated area and the geographical area covered by his administration and any other area which is restricted by the municipality's border, the limit of ownership, the border of the aid or the contract area, the water, district or power, the road, the forest or other equivalent Limit;
(8) Growth block A single parcel of land belonging to one of the basic parcel areas, which cultivates one plant species or a mixture of plant species for a specific purpose, and which is in accordance with Regulation 3 of the State Council on the Good Agricultural and Environmental Conditions. -treated as an uncultivated field within the meaning of Article 1 (1) or temporarily uncultivated or in non-agricultural use;
(9) In the Natura area Nature Conservation Act (1096/1996) The territory referred to in Article 64;
(10) Greening support The aid referred to in Articles 43 to 46 of the Regulation.
The environmental commitment begins on 1 May of the year of commitment. The year and period of commitment shall start on 1 May and end on 30 April.
The undertaking given by the farmer remains valid, even if the farmer does not apply for an annual payment for the environmental compensation, if the non-application has been incurred as a result of a number of programmes, as referred to in Article 13 (2) Reason.
An environmental commitment can be made from a basic parcel of arable land eligible for support in 2014 in the form of compensatory allowances and agri-environmental measures. The undertaking may also be given on a permanent block of grassland which is a field of land use. The smallest eligible growth block, which can be read in the minimum area, is 0,01 ha.
An environmental commitment may, in addition to the sector referred to in paragraph 1, be given in the field of arable land eligible for aid in the form of an agricultural environment, compensatory allowance or national aid for agriculture and horticulture in 2013 (1559/2001) In the aid referred to in Article 6 (1) (2). In the environmental commitment, there is also a field of compensation in the field of arable land which, in 2013 or 2014, was eligible for growth and was ineligible for both agri-environmental aid and natural handicap payments in 2014 and:
1) for which agri-environmental or natural handicap payments have been paid in one year between 1995 and 2013;
(2) notified in the aid application in one year between 1995 and 2004;
(3) notified on form 175 in 2004 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry; or
(4) concerned by the decision of the State Council on agrienvironmental aid (680/1995) 20-year support for agri-environmental support, as referred to in Article 10.
The sector under the environmental commitment will remain eligible for compensation, even if it is not covered by environmental compensation or leased or sold to another farmer if the sector remains a field of fear.
A non-cultivated area is not eligible for compensation. The non-cultivated area shall not be regarded as a field of arable land managed by uncultivated fields or temporarily uncultivated. Nor shall the field of arable land which has been transferred to another parcel which is not eligible for compensation in the cases referred to in paragraph 2 be eligible for compensation.
The environmental commitment may include, during the period of commitment and commitment period, a farmer's application for the arable sector, which has been ineligible, both in the agricultural environment and in the natural handicap payment, and which has become an undertaking to Farmer's management of property formation law (554/1995) In the new allocation plan referred to in Article 88, provided that the reallocation plan has obtained the legal force and the estate has been taken over in accordance with the new allocation plan. However, the eligible areas of arable land which are not eligible for the management of the farmer may be eligible for compensation only if the farmer's management has not been eligible for compensation under Article 4 (1) to (2), in accordance with Article 4 (1) to (2). Fields.
An environmental commitment may be included in the commitment and during the commitment period, in addition to the sectors referred to in paragraph 1, by the farmer, in addition to the sectors referred to in paragraph 1, in the field of arable land. (16/1974) Article 6 (2) (3) of the Act concerning the non-cultivation of agricultural undertakings, as referred to in (1330/1992) Article 9 of the Act on Non-cultivated Undertakings or the Law on the Disturition of Agricultural Companies (1293/1994) The non-cultivation commitment referred to in Article 12 ended in 2010 or thereafter.
An environmental commitment may be included in the commitment and during the commitment period for the farmer's application the arable sector, which has been transferred to the farmer from another farmer:
1) which has not given an environmental commitment;
2) or whose spouse is over 65 years of age;
(3) which has engaged in a farm or horticultural economy on a farm which has previously committed a commitment to the farmer;
(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 cases referred to in paragraph 3 (2), in the case of a farming or horticultural economy carried out jointly or in Community form by a number of farmers, it is required that all farmers, companies, members or shareholders are more than 65 years old. Domestic subsistence farming is not an economic activity within the meaning of point 3 (3). If the estate is carried out by a farmer over a 65-year period under the control of a farmer who has been under the control of a farmer aged over 65, the field may be deemed to have become a farmer within the meaning of Article 3 (3) if the transfer has taken place During the year of 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.
The sectors and eligible areas referred to in paragraphs 1 to 4, which have come under the farmer's management of environmental compensation from the non-attached farmer, may be added to the environmental commitment, taking into account the budgetary situation of the State budget. In 2016, 2017 and 2018, no more than five hectares. If the area covered by an environmental commitment is less than five hectares, the area may not exceed one hectare. If the additional area is higher than the maximum, the farmer may be given a new environmental commitment during the period from 2016 to 2020 within the limits of the budgetary envelope of the State budget. In the absence of a new commitment, the sectors mentioned above must be cultivated under the terms of the undertaking without compensation.
Taking into account the budgetary situation of the State budget, the base parcel which is the subject of an environmental commitment may, on application by the farmer, increase a maximum of 0,1 hectare per year in the field of arable land or a permanent grassland area which is: In the form of land use, but on the basis of which there was no prior entitlement to environmental compensation.
Article 6 applies from 1 January 2016.
An area of environmental commitment may be added to a sector which has been notified by the farmer in the previous commitment year in the annual aid application and which has been eligible for compensation.
The farmer shall be able to change the substitution between the eligible area referred to in Articles 4 and 5 and the indemnity sector. The condition is that the replacement capacity should be replaced by the entire basic block. The basic parcel can be shared with the exchange. The replacement shall not be changed if the replacement sector is less than 0,5 ha per farm.
The replacement shall not be changed if the exchange leads to an increase in the level of compensation. The compensation must not be changed between different areas of compensation if the amount of compensation paid per hectare would increase as a result of the change in the compensation area. The replacement may only be changed permanently. The replacement may only be exchanged between sectors owned by the farmer.
The application procedure for the application of agricultural aid shall be governed by the procedure laid down in (192/2013) Chapter 3.
If the eligible area covered by an environmental commitment is declared uncultivated after the first year of commitment, or is found under such supervision, it shall lose its eligibility. Also the sector covered by the environmental undertaking, which is removed from the agricultural use, greening aid and a young farmer's regulation (12/04/2015) Article 7 (2) shall not be eligible for compensation. The farmer shall pay back the compensation paid to the sector.
Farmers who have made a commitment under Article 8 of the Farmers' Compensation Act concerning organic production or organic livestock production shall be entitled to provide compensation Also an environmental commitment. However, the farmer shall not select a parcel that is included in the commitment to organic production or organic livestock production, the following block-specific measures:
(1) alternative plant protection for horticultural crops;
2) the green fertilising grassland of the 'biodiversity' measure.
The farm must comply with the legislation on fertilisers (1839/2006) For the use of phosphorus.
Plant protection products must comply with the legislation on plant protection products (1563/2011) , the general principles of integrated pest management. On the farm, plant protection products may only be disseminated by the person who has obtained the examination referred to in Article 10 of the Law on Plant Protection Products, or who has obtained the right to organise that examination or who is in force. On natural handicap payments and the Regulation of the Council of State on agri-environmental payments 2007-2013 (166/2007) The training referred to in Article 28 (4).
The plant protection product used on the farm for the distribution of plant protection products shall be tested in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 4 of the Plant Protection Products Act. A new plant protection attack does not need to be tested until five years after its acquisition if it meets the requirements of the Council Regulation on the safety of machinery (12/0/2008) And the provisions of the EN ISO 16119 series or, if the plant protection syringe was acquired before 15 December 2011, the provisions of the SFS-EN 12761 standard series. Professional-use tractors shall be tested once no later than 26 November 2016 and every five years thereafter. If the application instrument has previously been tested within the meaning of Article 28 (3) of the Council Regulation on natural handicap payments and agri-environmental payments in 2007-13, the instrument does not need to be tested again until five years Testing has passed.
The definition of the basic level of the environmental commitment shall take into account the minimum requirements for the use of fertilisers and plant protection products as referred to in this Article.
The farmer who has made an environmental commitment shall keep the arable area covered by the undertaking open, as provided for in Article 6 of the Order of the State Council, on the basis of transparency, greening aid and the support of a young farmer.
The farmer who has made an environmental commitment shall comply with all fields of farmland and permanent grassland parcels of land use, a measure for the balanced use of nutrients. The commitment to the measure is a prerequisite for the commitment of the environmental commitment to the commitment measures.
The farmer who has given an environmental commitment may, for the period of the commitment period, choose the following block-specific measures in the eligible area:
(1) placing the slurry in the field;
2) recycling of nutrients and organic substances;
(3) river basin management:
(a) control drainage;
(b) adjustment irrigation or recycling of dried water;
(4) Environmental management;
(a) protection zones;
(b) multi-annual environmental grassland;
(c) natural habitats;
(5) the use of organic cover in garden plants and seed potatoes;
6) the winter vegetation cover of fields;
(7) diversity of arable land;
(a) green fertiliser grassland;
(b) collectors' crops;
(c) diversity fields;
(d) vegetation plants;
8) alternative plant protection for horticultural plants.
The farmer shall, in the course of his commitment, declare the specific measures he has chosen for the commitment period. Only one of the measures referred to in Article 14 (5) and (8) may be selected for the parcel planted with the garden plants. A farmer who has made a commitment to organic production shall not be able to choose the parcel specific measures referred to in Article 14 (7) (a) and 8. The block-specific measures referred to in Article 14 (5) and (8) shall not be selected for the parcels where the agricultural crop is rubber. Where the parcel has been selected for a parcel specific measure referred to in Article 14 (5) or (8), the measure referred to in Article 14 (7) (b) shall not be selected for the parcel.
The measures referred to in Article 14 (1) and (2) cannot be taken at the same time. At the same time, it is not possible to choose the block-specific measures referred to in § 14 (4) (a) and 14 (3) (a) or (b).
A farmer may choose a new block-specific measure during the commitment period if the environmental commitment is adjusted on the basis of advice and advice from the environment referred to in Article 15 of the Rural Regulation. When establishing or increasing the cultivation of horticultural crops, the farmer may choose the measure referred to in Article 14 (5) or (8).
A transaction-specific measure may be exchanged if:
(1) the farmer starts or stops the cultivation of horticultural crops or increases their annual cultivation to a level of at least one hectare;
(2) during the period of the commitment period, the transfer of generation or other administrative transfer and commitment of the whole or part of the holding;
(3) the farmer begins the production of organic production and gives it an undertaking or ceases to pursue the activity in question; or
(4) The environmental commitment shall be adjusted on the basis of advice and advice from the environment referred to in Article 15 of the Rural Development Regulation.
The farmer shall notify the change to the rural economy of the municipality by 15 June of that year at the latest. If the exchange is announced later, the implementation of the new measure may be initiated and the environmental compensation will be paid from the beginning of the following year of commitment.
Under Article 47 (2) of the EAFRD Article 47 (2) of the Rural Development Regulation may be waived. The contested measure referred to in Article 14 (8) shall be abandoned if the farmer gives a commitment to organic production. If the area of horticultural crops is less than one hectare, it is possible to give up the parcels of the garden.
The measure on the balanced use of nutrients shall include the conclusion of the entire commitment period, the annual cultivation plan, the fertility studies, the arable quality test and the notes to the parcel, the buffer strips and the The establishment of diversity lanes and participation in training for environmental compensation.
The farmer shall draw up a five-year plan for cultivation in the first year of commitment no later than 30 April and to be specified by the annual cultivation plan before the start of the growing season. In the first year of commitment, the cultivation plan shall be drawn up by 15 June at the latest. The farm shall be taken from the fields under cultivation and permanent grassland parcels, which are arable land, soil samples, and subject to the cultivation of crops for cultivation and monitoring. The farmer shall indicate the basic data of the parcel and the information on the annual crop management measures. The farmer shall perform a quality test once during the commitment period by the end of the third commitment period. The test shall be carried out by completing the assessment form of the quality test. The cultivation plan, the results of the fertility studies, the evaluation of the quality test and the documentation relating to the parcel-specific notes must be kept on the farm.
A farmer or an administrator responsible for farm management shall participate in the training of the rural economy, industry, transport and environmental centres and stakeholders in the local areas of cooperation in order to organise one-day training. On matters relating to the environmental compensation scheme. The training requirement may also be performed by electronic means. The training must take place once during the 2014-2020 programming period, either before the start of the commitment period or during the first two years of commitment.
If the base block is limited to the water, field and permanent grassland area that is in the form of land use, on the side of the boulder's side, an average of at least three metres wide shall be protected. The protective band may not exceed 10 metres wide. When assessing the need for protection, the Finnish network, produced and operated by the Finnish Environment Agency, is based on a network of 10 km² for the size of the basin. For the promotion of biodiversity, the diversity lanes covered by the surface area of a crop not exceeding three metres wide, in order to promote biodiversity, may be set up in order to promote biodiversity.
The basic block is not limited to the water body, if:
(1) between the fields and the water, there is a forest, shrubbery, land of land, a road area, a swan or a wooded area, or any other area, at least 10 metres on average, and the water does not rise to agricultural land;
2) the field is located behind the stopper and the drying water is discharged by pumping or otherwise.
A farmer who has given an environmental commitment may use a field of arable land and a permanent grassland area which, in the form of land use, shall not exceed the quantity and phosphorus as defined in Annexes 2 to 5 and not more than Annexes 6 to 8 per year. The specified quantity. However, in the case of phosphorus, the annual surplus and the deficit may be offset during the compensatory period ( Phosphorus ). The maximum length of the equalisation period is five years. The phosphorus balance shall be started when the permitted annual phosphorus level is exceeded. The phosphorus balance 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. Nitrogen and phosphorus fertilisation shall be carried out per parcel on the basis of the plant, soil fertility or soil level and crop level.
The nutrients produced by domestic animals shall be taken into account in accordance with the provisions of the Council Regulation on the limitation of emissions from certain agricultural and horticultural products (12/04/2014) In accordance with In all fields of the farm and in areas of permanent grassland which are in the form of land use, the same criterion shall be used for manure feeding in manure. 100 % of the total phosphorus content of manure and potatoes is taken into account. The total phosphorus of the manure from fur animals, the total phosphorus phosphorus from the meat-and-bone meal and the food processing industry, as well as the total phosphorus in the treated septic tank and sewage sludge, shall be taken into account for 60 %. 40 % of the total waste phosphorus is taken into account. The phosphorus contained in the organic fertilizer preparation shall be taken into account on the basis of the raw material that is most in the fertilizer preparation.
The basic level of the measure is to comply with Articles 11 and 12, Articles 4 and 11 of the Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements, and Articles 12 (1) and 12 (4) of the Council Regulation, originating in certain agricultural and horticultural products Of Articles 11 to 13 of the Council of State on the limitation of emissions and the statutory management requirements for cross-compliance, and the Regulation of the Council of Ministers on the monitoring of compliance with them and good agricultural and environmental requirements (19/2015) The tenth statutory management requirement referred to in Annex 2 for the use and treatment of plant protection products.
A measure concerning the placement of the sludge in the field of fear can be implemented in a viable sector. Liquidation, urine, liquefied liquid manure or liquid organic fertiliser product shall be applied to the parcel by means of plant or soil equipment. The substance must be distributed at least 20 cubic metres per hectare per year. The measure is not required for each year of commitment.
The basic requirement of the measure must be in accordance with Article 12, Article 10 (1) to (3) and (7) to (9) of the Decree on the limitation of emissions from certain agricultural and horticultural products. (12/05/708)
A measure concerning the recycling of nutrients and organic substances may be carried out in the eligible area. Organic organic material with a dry matter content of at least 20 % shall be added to the block. The materials to be used shall be organic fertilisers, soil improvers or growth substrates in accordance with the fertiliser product law, dried fodder or dried fodder obtained from another agricultural holding. In the case of a farmer or a Community-shaped undertaking in which a farmer is a shareholder, manure, peat, straw, staple waste or an equivalent substance from a farm under control does not justify compensation. The increase shall be at least 15 cubic metres per hectare per year. The farm shall not simultaneously give up and receive organic material within the meaning of this Article. The measure is not required for each year of commitment.
The basic requirement of the measure is to comply with Article 12, Article 7 (5) and Article 10 (1) to (7) and (9) of the Council Regulation on the limitation of emissions of certain pollutants from the agricultural and horticultural economy and under Article 10 of the Fertilisers Act. The provisions on restrictions on the use of sludge from urban waste water treatment plants and on real-estate processing systems in the field of arable land. (12/05/708)
The implementation of the water management measure will require the establishment of a regulatory drainage, control irrigation or a recycling system for drying water. The measure can be implemented throughout the country if the parcel has been in force in accordance with the State Council decision on agri-environmental aid, the compensatory allowance and the Agricultural Environmental Aid Regulation (2044/2000) Or the special agreement on the treatment of river basins in accordance with the Council Regulation on natural handicap payments and agri-environmental payments for the period 2007 to 2013.
Where the parcel has not been covered by the special support agreement for agri-environmental aid referred to in paragraph 1, the measure can only be taken by a parcel which, on the basis of the analysis, has been found to be mostly of a peat-or Soil or sour sulphate soil. Only if it is located in the catchment area of the River Sirppus, in the catchment areas of the LLiminganult in the catchment area of the LLiminganult and in the catchment area of the catchment areas ( Allocation area I ).
The salmon is located in acidified sulphate land if a sample of 0,5 to 1,5 m in a laboratory without incubation is less than 4,5 or less than 4,0 measured after inhalation of less than 4,5 or 16 weeks of incubation.
The measure shall be implemented by a compensation parcel each year for the entire duration of the commitment period.
Article 12, Article 12 (1) and (4) of the Council Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements for good agricultural and environmental requirements must be complied with at the basic level of the measure.
In the case of an environmental performance measure, the farmer shall establish and maintain a compensatory parcel for the multi-annual grassland. The measure may concern either the protection zone, the multi-annual environmental grassland or the natural habitat. Protective zones and multi-annual environmental grassland can only be established during the first three years of commitment and must be kept in the growth area until the end of the commitment period. Environmental aid must not be set up in a permanent grassland area. The measure may cover an entire basic parcel, even if only part of the parcel would justify the measure.
The protection zones may be set up in blocks situated in the Natura area, in the groundwater area, in accordance with Article 18 (4) of the Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements for water or cross-compliance In the case of the powers referred to in Article 3 (6), or which are covered by the wetland referred to in Article 36. In the island regions of the allocation area referred to in Annex 11, the protection zone may be set up by a protection zone for all eligible parcels in the environmental undertaking. The buffer zone shall be more than three metres wide. The protection zone shall have a multi-annual, non-fertilised and untreated grassland.
For the purposes of the multi-annual environment, a growing parcel of growth which is situated either in the aquifer or as referred to in Article 21 (3) on acidifying sulphate land or with a land of peat or soil. The environmental grasslands of the sulphate countries shall be set up in the allocation area referred to in Annex 9 I.
The grassland may be set up as a natural or, in the case of multi-species, old grassland. Natural habitats can be whole basic parcels or growth blocks. The growth segments to be reported as natural habitats may also be set up more than three metres wide for the edges of the parcels, in particular to the south and west of the parcels, as well as to the centre of large arable land. The natural habitat shall be preserved in the same parcel at least two seasons. A total of up to 20 % of the eligible area of the farm in the area referred to in Annex 10 may not exceed 20 % of the farm ( Allocation area II) And not more than 5 % in other areas.
The basic requirement of the measure is to comply with Article 12, Articles 4 and 11 and Article 12 (1) and (4) of the State Council Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements. (12/05/708)
In the case of a measure relating to the winter plant covering of fields, the farmer shall, on an annual basis, remain within the territory of the municipalities referred to in Annex 12 ( Allocation area III ) At least 20, 40, 60 or 80 % of the total area of basic parcels eligible for the farm outside the growing season in plant cover. In the area covered by the target area III 20 % above the plant cover, there must be a growing plant or plant in the plant ( Genuine plant cover ).
Outside the zone III, at least 20, 40 % or 60 % of the total surface area of the eligible basic blocks of the farm must be vegetable outside the growing season. The 20 % plant cover referred to above may also be carried out with a light modification. Outside the target area III, the plant cover may be carried out with a light modification or a genuine plant cover.
The basic requirement of the measure must comply with Article 12, Article 12 (4) and Article 13 of the Order of the Council of State on good agricultural and environmental requirements. (12/05/708)
The use of organic boiler in horticultural plants and seed potatoes must be undertaken by the farmer to cover the rows of annual horticultural plants and the rows or lines of the multi-annual crops on the basis of their declared environmental commitment From the eligible areas of growth. The measure may be selected for any parcel of horticultural plant barley and certified seed potato controlled by the authority where the implementation of the measure is possible. The parcel produced in the production of seed potatoes must be fully covered. The area may vary depending on the farming situation every year, but there must be at least one parcel per year on the farm which uses the right to compensation.
Article 12, Article 12 (1), (2) and (4) of the Decree of the Council of State on good agricultural and environmental requirements must be complied with as a basic requirement of the measure.
In the case of the biodiversity measure, the farmer shall set up green fertiliser grassland or diversity fields or cultivate crops or glossy crops on eligible parcels. Environmental compensation may be granted for agricultural holdings in the crop rotation, sugar beet or open-garden plants. The diversity fields shall not exceed 15 % of the arable area eligible for the farm. A total of 20 % of the arable land eligible for the agricultural holding in the allocation area II and up to 15 % in the rest of the area shall not exceed 20 % of the number of organic farms referred to in Article 22.
The basic requirement of the measure is to comply with Article 12, Articles 4 and 11 and Article 12 (1) and (4) of the State Council Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements. (12/05/708)
The alternative plant protection measure for gardening plants may choose the agricultural holdings where there is an alternative method of control for agricultural garden plants or parts thereof. Macroidal products, growing tunnels and microbiological plant protection products distributed by bees may be used as a plant protection method. (Method 1) ). The plant protection method may also be used for insecticide networks, mechanically dispersible microbiological plant protection products and the fight against weeds with a grey or tractor-driven flame ( Method group 2 ). Macrotic products, bee species and products and microbiological protection products must be authorised for use in Finland.
The farmer shall, as a matter of priority, use a biological or mechanical plant protection method suitable for the plant protection plant or plant protection product as such. If, on the basis of the monitoring, the farmer concludes that the fight has failed, it may be supplemented by chemical plant protection methods. The reasons for the use of chemical control shall be recorded in the notes to the blocks. Only one plant protection method can be selected for the eligible parcel of growth and shall be implemented throughout the block. Phytosanitary methods in group 1 cannot be selected for the growth section of annual horticultural plants. The method of plant protection and the area of parcels selected may vary from year to year depending on the farming situation, but on a farm each year, at least one area of growth must be cultivated with a plant where alternative plant protection methods are used.
The basic requirement of the measure is to comply with Article 11 (2) and (3), Article 12, the statutory management requirements for cross-compliance, and the Council of Ministers on the monitoring of compliance with them and good agricultural and environmental requirements. The tenth treatment requirement referred to in Annex 2 for the use and treatment of plant protection products and Article 12 (1), (2) and (4) of the Council Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements. (12/05/708)
The compensation recipient, as referred to in Article 5 of the Law on Compensation for Farmers, may conclude the following environmental agreements:
1) a contract for the management of wetlands;
(2) the agreement on the management of agricultural biodiversity and landscape;
(3) the agreement on the maintenance of curves, geese and swans;
(4) an agreement on the rearing of indigenous breeds.
The contractual period and year of the environmental agreement shall begin on 1 May of the year when an agreement is sought in the case of an environmental agreement:
(1) referred to in Article 27 (4);
(2) which contains parcels which have already been covered by an environmental agreement corresponding to an environmental agreement which has already been completed by its measures or referred to in Article 39 of the Council Regulation on natural handicap payments and agri-environmental aid for the period 2007 to 2013 The specific support agreement for agri-environmental support;
(3) referred to in Article 27 (1) or (2), including parcels which have undergone a non-productive investment within the meaning of Article 9 of the Law on Compensation for Farmers;
(4) referred to in Article 27 (2) and in the whole territory covered by an environmental agreement with the conditions to achieve an adequate pasture in accordance with contractual terms; or
5) referred to in Article 27 (1) and in the whole area covered by the environmental agreement is a wetland whose treatment it is possible to start with the whole territory on 1 May of the year when the environmental agreement is concluded.
In cases other than those referred to in paragraph 1, the contractual period and year may begin on 1 May of the year following the application of the environmental agreement.
The contractual period and year shall expire on 30 April.
The environmental 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 shall not remain valid if the annual payment of the environmental compensation payable under the agreement does not apply, unless the non-application of the fee has been incurred as a result of certain programming aspects of Article 13 (2) of the For a reason.
The conclusion and amendment of environmental agreements is a prerequisite for the agreement to be compatible with the objectives of the rural development programme for mainland Finland for the period 2014-2020 and the sustainable use of natural resources and of the environment. From an angle. The measures to be included in the environmental agreement must exceed the requirements laid down in Article 4 of the Law on the Compensation of farmers. The environmental agreement may not contain measures which are already subject to other European Union or national aid schemes or which are obliged to do so on the basis of other legislation.
The agreement on the environment must specify the areas covered by the agreement. A new basic parcel must be created in the field outside the field and outside the permanent grassland, unless the sector has previously been declared as its own basic parcel.
The environmental agreement referred to in Article 27 (1) to (3) shall be based on a written plan setting out specific measures for each year of the contract.
The plan shall contain at least the following information and documents:
(1) an assessment of the impact of the project on the environment or the landscape and the objectives of the management of the contract area;
(2) the general description and objectives of the planned project, in order to assess the nature and landscape values or the importance of the site for the protection of agricultural water;
(3) map of the plan area;
(a) which indicate the boundaries and location of the parcel on the base map, in the case of a contract for the management of wetlands or for the management of the diversity and landscape of agricultural nature and the parcels are not existing parcels;
(b) where the change or limitation of the basic parcel is shown, if the parcel covered by the contract has been allocated, the combined or its limit has been fixed in the spring when the contract is sought;
(4) a management plan describing the establishment, management and other measures identified in accordance with the terms of the environmental agreement on a per-year basis, together with a timetable for their implementation, together with a description of how the measures will contribute to the environmental agreement; The achievement of objectives;
(5) in the case of contracts for the maintenance of curves, geese and swan pelts, the plan shall contain a statement indicating the quality and timing of the mass deposit of the birds in the affected area, the establishment of the crop and the measures to be taken thereon; And the suitability of the crop in the region as a mass occurrence for avian species or species, the feeding plan for birds, the quality and timing of the feeding and, where appropriate, evidence of crop damage;
(6) in the case of contracts for the maintenance of cucumbers, geese and swan pelts, and the contractual area is restricted to areas other than those under the control of the recipient, the written consent of the holders of the abovementioned areas;
(7) a copy of the date of application of the treatment date or of the parcels' notes from the previous contractual period where the requested area or part of it has been part of a contract which was required before the plan, the contractual condition of which has been the maintenance date of the contract.
The measures to be taken in the territory of the Contracting Party shall be subject to a block-specific notes. Notes shall include at least the name, symbol and area of the block and the annual measures, their duration, duration and the impact of the measures on the environment. In the case of an agreement referred to in Article 27 (4), no notes need to be made.
No new sector can be added to the environmental agreement during the period of the contract. The new sector will have to enter into a new five-year environmental agreement if the conditions for the conclusion of an environmental agreement are met. The farmer shall apply for a new contract in accordance with the procedure laid down in Chapter 3 of the Law on the Implementation of Agricultural Aid.
Within the limits of the budget of the State, a farmer may enter into a new environmental agreement which will replace the previous environmental agreement with the farmer, covering both the sector under the previous environmental agreement and the new additional sector. The new environmental agreement will be concluded for five years.
An environmental agreement or part thereof may be replaced by another type of contract during its term of office, provided that such an exchange includes obvious advantages for the environment and a significant improvement in the existing agreement. 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 does not lead to a reduction in the contract sector. However, if the beneficiary renounces the whole of the new contract after the change, and the original agreement remains in force, the elimination of the remaining areas shall be reduced to the original agreement.
A new agreement on the basis of the change in the environmental agreement may be applied for on 1 May. The environmental compensation will be paid after the exchange under the new agreement. The environmental compensation paid prior to the change of contract does not have to be reimbursed.
In the case of an environmental agreement referred to in Article 27 (1) to (3), the measures provided for in the Agreement may, where appropriate, 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 beneficiary'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.
During the period of the contract, the number of animals of the contract for the breeding of species of origin may be added to the farmer's application during the second and third year of the contract. If the number of animals is added after this, a new agreement must be concluded on these animals. The increase in the number of animals must be applied in the manner laid down in Chapter 3 of the Law on the Implementation of Agricultural Aid.
The environmental agreement can be concluded between the wetland, the flooded area or the land under the natural uoma, and the range of peripheral areas that are adequate for treatment. The environmental agreement can also be concluded for the creation and management of small wetlands, bottom dams and floodareas.
An environmental agreement may be concluded in addition to the sites referred to in paragraph 1:
1), which has been set up with the support of non-productive investments within the meaning of Article 4 (1) (4) of the Act on the environmental aid, agri-environmental aid and certain other measures to improve the environment and improvement of the countryside. Or the reimbursement of non-productive investments within the meaning of Article 9 of the Law on the Compensation of Farmers;
(2) concerned with the decision of the State Council on agri-environmental aid, compensation for natural handicap payments and agri-environmental payments and agri-environmental payments for the period 2007-2013 A special agreement on the management of a multi-acting wetland under the decree of the Council of State;
3) which is a small wetland or a field of flood protection, in respect of which there has been a regulation on natural handicap payments and agricultural environmental aid and agri-environmental payments for the period 2007-2013 A special agreement on the promotion of biodiversity and landscape in accordance with the Council's Regulation; or
4), which has been set up by other funding and which fulfils the conditions of the wetlands eligible for the compensation for non-productive investments provided for by Article 9 of the Law on the Compensation of Farming.
The Environmental Agreement cannot be concluded with regard to the management of water conservation or biodiversity values, or the treatment of an area where the objective is to convert the site into a lake or pond. Nor can there be any environmental agreement on sites where the pollution caused by drainage water can be regarded as originating mainly in non-agricultural sources.
After the conclusion of the environmental agreement, the area of the contract is no longer agricultural land. On the basis of their width, the edges of the wetlands may either be treated as protected lanes covered by environmental commitments or declared as protection zones within the environmental undertaking. Contractual management must contribute to the reduction of water-induced water pollution or to improve the diversity of the habitats of the autonomous agricultural area. The wetland can also act as a reservoir of irrigation water, as a natural restaurant in fish farming, as a food-growing place and recreational use.
As a basic requirement of the environmental agreement, the measure must comply with the statutory management requirements of cross-compliance and the third party referred to in Annex 1 to the Council Regulation on the enforcement of cross-compliance. The statutory management requirement.
The environmental agreement may be made from traditional biotopes, natural pastures, natural resources, biodiversity or major areas of arable land, between arable land and road or between arable land and arable land, or arable land Forest islands, the promotion of the living conditions of endangered species in the agricultural environment, the agricultural environment of ancient monuments and the management of the rural heritage linked to long-term land use. An environmental agreement may include the outermost regions of an endangered species, an ancient memory or a cultural environment which is sufficient to meet the objectives of the treatment. Treatment should not compromise the persistence of the occurrence or the value of the ancient site and of the cultural heritage site.
In the case of agricultural biodiversity and landscape management contracts, priority shall be given, taking into account the budgetary situation of the State budget, where it belongs to one of the following groups:
(1) traditional biototextbooks classified as valuable at national and provincial level;
(2) traditional biotope and grazing sites which have been rehabilitated for natural handicaps, agri-environmental aid and certain other provisions of Article 4 (1) (4) of the Act on aid for the improvement of the environment and rural areas; Or compensation for non-productive investments within the meaning of Article 9 of the Law on the Compensation of Farmers, as referred to in Article 9 of the Law on Compensation for Farmers;
(3) sites which are located in the Natura 2000 area, in the Natura 2000 area or in the Natura 2000 area, or located in the Natura 2000 area, or located in areas that have been identified as important in the general plans for biodiversity;
(4) targets which have been in force in accordance with the Decree of the Council of State on natural handicap compensation and agri-environmental payments and agri-environmental payments under the 2007-2013 State Council Regulation Specific agreement on the management of traditional biotopes or the promotion of natural and landscape diversity.
The agreement cannot include a field, a permanent grassland area, which is a field of land use, farmed povines or garden and park-operated areas or large scales of open spaces. The contract cannot be concluded for the maintenance, maintenance or repair of the flights. The contract shall not be carried out by grazing the treated site where the mass predators pose a significant threat to grazing livestock, except where the management of the area has been in force for compensatory allowances and agri-environmental payments for the period 2007-2013 The contract referred to in Article 39 (7) or (8) of the Council Regulation. It is not possible to conclude an agreement on sites where there are no clear conditions for the effective promotion of the agricultural environment, or of the landscape, through management measures, and not of sites that are primarily used for forestry purposes. Priority areas for forestry use are:
(1) the sites to be treated primarily for wood production;
(2) forest-based and unilateralised forests;
(3) forests whose field layer consists predominantly of spares;
(4) coniferous forests with no clear indication of pasture history;
5) border zones and forest islands which do not have a clear clearance or landscape value to promote biodiversity or landscape values.
As a basic requirement of the environmental agreement, the measure must comply with the statutory management requirements of cross-compliance in all areas covered by the contract and compliance with their and good agricultural and environmental requirements. The third statutory management requirement referred to in Annex 1 to the Control Council Regulation. If the subjectmatter of the contract is permanent grassland which is not a field of land use, the basic requirement shall also apply to Article 12 and Article 12 (3) of the Council Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements. Article 14 and Article 15. (12/05/708)
Perinnebiotoopic means the fox, the meadow, the shoreline, the leaf meadow, the pancreas, the woodland or the moor, where there are clear signs of the previous grazing or the use of the site for the livestock feed production. Valuable traditional biotopes refers to traditional biotopes, defined as national, provincial or local value in the published or subsequent updating inventories published in 1996-2001. For traditional biotopes or for which the Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment has assessed the value of the biotopes and which, in its current state, meets the definition of a valuable traditional biotope. The determination of the value of the perinnebiotoop shall be based on the criteria for the national recovery inventory and its updating inventory.
An agreement on the management of agricultural biodiversity and the landscape of the landscape may be concluded if:
(1) Whereas a tree is composed of different ages of leaf or coniferous wood, and a lot more than the economic forest in general; and
(2) there are light openings in the field of the woodland where there is an increase in grassland; or
3) there is more grass and hay in the woodland than in a similar type of forest.
Forest pastures are, in addition to the destinations referred to in Article 2 (2), old cases of cicadas, which are characterised by birch and irrigation, and forests that have left pasture, which have had a long history of grazing history; and Which can be refurbished under the conditions laid down in paragraph 2.
The 'natural pasture' means the outside grazing of the field and of a permanent grassland which is a field of land use, which is used for animal feed and which, in its current state, cannot be classified as a traditional biotope or To be restored to the traditional biotope. An agreement on the management of the biodiversity and landscape of the countryside may be concluded if it has natural or landscape values which are distinct from the rest of the environment, which can be promoted at grazing. The natural pasture must be located in a landscape covered by the agricultural environment. The natural pastures are also marginal zones and forest islands.
The border zones included in the environmental agreement shall be located in an agricultural environment in an area outside the field of arable land and forest, arable land and road or land area and water. On average, the zone may be 20 metres wide, but for a specific reason the area between arable land and the water or field area and the road may be on average not more than 40 metres wide. The maximum size of forest islands in arable land may not exceed one hectare.
The environmental agreement may be made significant in the field of the fields of the Kurdish, geese or swans, which are eligible for compensation on the basis of Article 4 or 5. The agreement is primarily aimed at the sites identified for the damage caused by these birds and the sites in the vicinity of which other habitats are important for these birds. The contractual sector may consist of one or more of the basic blocks forming part of the affected area. The agreement cannot be made from the field of arable land where there are recurring disruptions to birds. Due to the threat of the disease, the contract cannot be awarded to a site located less than one kilometre from the production structure of the farm holding the poultry.
The contract area shall remain the same for at least five seasons. The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment may, on a case-by-case basis, accept the modification of the crop or feed set out in the plan, if appropriate to the objectives of the agreement.
As a basic requirement of the environmental agreement, the measure must comply with Articles 11 and 12, the statutory management requirements for cross-compliance, and the State Council on the monitoring of compliance with them and good agricultural and environmental requirements. The second statutory management requirement referred to in Annex 1 and the tenth statutory management requirement referred to in Annex 2, Article 11 of the Regulation on good agricultural and environmental requirements for cross-compliance, Article 12 (1) and (4) and Article 15 and of certain Article 11 of the Council Regulation on the limitation of emissions of emissions from the garden economy. (12/05/708)
The environmental agreement can be concluded with regard to the increase in the number of breeding and farm animals of the east, the west and the north, the Finnish sheep, the Finnish sheep, the gluteal sheep and the armpit sheep, the breeding horses and the farm animals. The farmer shall undertake to increase the number of animals listed in the contract to the same indigenous species throughout the contract period. Contractor animals must be purebred. Chickens and flowers shall be at least six months old and at least one year old at the beginning of the contract of bovine, ovine and caprine animals.
The number of animals included in the contract may be reduced during the contract period only for a number of reasons as referred to in Article 13 (2) of the Law on the Compensation of Farmers.
On the basis of the agreement, environmental compensation may be granted for the following conservation measures:
1. Maintenance of the original plant variety;
(2) the replacement coalitions of the original plants;
3) preservation of indigenous breeds.
The environmental compensation may be granted by the (1999) Article 5 of the list of plant varieties referred to in Article 5 of the list of varieties of plant and fodder plants, cereals, beet seed, seed potatoes, oil and fibre plants, and vegetable varieties and of endangered old The maintenance of trade varieties and their modified stocks. The operator of the original plant variety shall ensure the maintenance of the variety as defined in the provisions adopted pursuant to Article 5 of the Seed Sales Law.
The contractual period and year of the Agreement shall begin on 1 May and shall end on 30 April. 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 shall not remain valid if the annual payment of the environmental compensation payable under the agreement does not apply, unless the non-application of the fee has been incurred as a result of certain programming aspects of Article 13 (2) of the For a reason.
The environmental compensation may be granted at national level for the growth of plant and horticultural plants of valuable agricultural and horticultural crops and of the northern agricultural varieties, as well as those adapted to the northern climatic conditions and in the old The safe storage and maintenance of the varieties. In accordance with the approved measure, the beneficiary of the environmental compensation referred to in Article 5 (7) of the Law on Subsidy Compensation may, in accordance with the approved draft measure, provide an element of maintenance to an outside body and replace The costs incurred by the operator. Participants may be private individuals, associations, entities or similar entities. The maintenance shall not apply to the original plant variety which is payable on the basis of the measure referred to in Article 43.
The beneficiary of the environmental compensation referred to in Article 5 (7) of the Law on Compensation for Farmers shall promote the exchange of information with the operators approved and participate in international or European Union Research programmes for the development of conservation databases for agricultural plant species. The beneficiary of environmental compensation must also contribute to the public's awareness of the preservation and exploitation of genetic resources through the media and through the participation of educational institutions, as well as through the organisation of seminars, Associations and educational establishments whose aim is to protect and use plant genetic resources.
The environmental compensation may be granted for the long-term conservation of Finnish genetic resources in the gene pool. In accordance with the approved measure, the beneficiary of the environmental compensation referred to in Article 5 (7) of the Law on Subsidy Compensation may, in accordance with the approved draft measure, provide an element of maintenance to an outside body and replace The costs incurred by the operator. The operator may be an insemination organisation or a veterinarian responsible for the collection, freezing of semen and embryos of the original breed and the maintenance of stocks and data.
The beneficiary of the environmental compensation referred to in Article 5 (7) of the Law on Compensation for Farmers must promote the exchange of information by designing and implementing indigenous breeds of genetic resources for different animal species. Between Member States of the European Union and organisations carrying out the registers and carrying out the breeding programmes. The beneficiary of environmental compensation must also promote citizens' awareness of the preservation and exploitation of genetic resources through the media and participation in the educational activities of educational institutions, as well as seminars, together with local Associations of animal breeds, animal breeding organisations and educational establishments.
The action plan referred to in Article 5 (7) of the Law on Compensation for Farmers must identify the operators, the species maintained or the breeds, the conservation measures, the criteria for the protection and Measures to promote the exchange of information. In addition, the plan shall include an estimate of costs. The modification of the approved corrective action plan shall be subject to approval by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
Where appropriate, the measures provided for in the Agreement on the maintenance of the original plant variety may be amended during the period of validity of the Agreement in order to avoid jeopardising the objectives of the agreement. The application must be made from the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Chapter 3 of the Law on the Implementation of Agricultural Aid.
Compensation for the environment may be paid in respect of eligible areas included in the environmental undertaking which have been notified annually by means of an aid application in a manner determined by the EAFRD and are managed by the farmer in that year at the latest 15 The day of June. Environmental compensation can be paid for arable land in arable and horticultural crops. In the case of an annual aid application, the farmer may declare that, in respect of a field of arable land, the payment of compensation shall not be applied if the area requirement referred to in Article 5 (2) of the Law on the Farmers' Compensation Act is still fulfilled.
If the growth block has winters, the environmental compensation may be paid, provided that the management of the farmed field complies with the requirements of the Regulation of the State Council on Good Agricultural and Environmental Requirements, and That the main part of the area of the parcel is harvest-and the crop yields a marketable crop. Unless the main part of the parcel is not possible due to the destruction of winters, there will be no compensation for harvesting and market-able crops, unless the winter damage area is sown again in the spring.
A buffer from a buffer separated into a growth parcel may be paid for environmental compensation in the grass. The smallest eligible growth block, which can be paid for environmental compensation, is 0,05 hectares.
No environmental compensation shall be paid:
(1) the arable land, the permanent glasshouses, the temporary uncultivated arable area and the non-cultivated field;
2) in the field of arable land covered by Article 23 of the Council Regulation on compensatory allowances and agri-environmental aid and Article 41 of the Council Regulation on natural handicap payments and agro-environmental payments in the years 2007 to 2013 The intended agreement;
(3) the production of forest tree planting material, the area of wood-based energy crops and hemp other than the European Union's total funding of hemp.
The ad hoc measure does not pay environmental compensation for permanent grassland, which are not arable land, arable land, protection zones, natural conservationery, green fertiliser grassland, diversity fields and cucumbers, geese and The swan fields.
For a farmer who has given the undertaking referred to in Article 8 of the Law on the Compensation of Farmers on organic production or on organic livestock production, and has opted for Article 14 (1) or (2), The measure may be paid only for organic fertiliser products authorised for organic production.
The measure referred to in Article 14 (6) shall not be subject to environmental compensation for parcels:
(1) have been notified of the protection zone included in the environmental commitment, multi-annual environmental grassland, natural habitats, green fertiliser grassland, crop diversity or the measure referred to in Article 14 (5);
2) concerning the Special Agreement Agreement between the Council of State and the Government of the Government of the Government of the Republic of Germany on natural handicap payments and agri-environmental payments and agri-environmental payments under the 2007-2013 State Council Regulation The enhanced reduction in nutrient load, the establishment and management of the protection zone or long-term grassland culture of peat fields;
(3) have been notified of the duration;
4) identified as the ecological sector of greening support.
An environmental compensation shall not be paid to the farm within the meaning of Article 14 (6) if the farm has been exempted from the diversification requirement for the cultivation of greening aid pursuant to Article 44 (3) (a) or (b) of the aid regulation; or Greening support from the ecological requirement of Article 46 (4) of the Support Regulation.
The farmer shall not be paid for the measures referred to in Article 14 (4) where the farmer has been exempted from the ecological requirement of the greening aid under Article 46 (4) of the aid regulation. Where a farmer has opted for the measure referred to in Article 14 (4), the parcels declared as permanent grassland shall not be paid for environmental compensation. The environmental compensation shall be paid for the management of a natural resource, in accordance with the measure referred to in Article 14 (4), if they are in the allocation zone II not more than 20 % and in other areas up to 5 % of the recipient 's The eligible arable area in the allocation area. (12/05/708)
Where a farmer has opted for the measure referred to in Article 14 (5), the environmental compensation shall be paid only for those blocks which the farmer declares to be covered by compensation. Where a farmer has chosen the measure referred to in Article 14 (8), the environmental compensation shall be paid only to the crop area of the plant related to the implementation of the measure. Where a farmer has opted for the measure referred to in Article 14 (7), the farm shall not be paid for environmental compensation in respect of parcels declared as permanent grassland, on the ecological sector in accordance with the greening aid or on a grassland which entitles the farmer to: The exemption from the ecological requirement.
Environmental compensation may be paid out of the eligible area covered by the environmental agreement in accordance with Annex 13. The smallest eligible growth block for which compensation can be paid is 0,05 ha. During the contract period, the environmental compensation may be paid once every contract year and not more than the number of years of the contract.
On the basis of an agreement on the cultivation of native breeds, the environmental compensation may be paid in writing to the animals declared in writing, in accordance with the number of animals declared in writing.
On the basis of an agreement on the maintenance of the originals, an environmental compensation may be paid during the contract period for each year of the contract and not more than the number of years of the contract.
In the case of the OPIs, the eligible costs are the costs of the assessment and planning of plant genetic resources and the costs incurred in the conservation of plant genetic resources.
In the case of the conservation measure of the original breeds, the eligible costs are the costs of assessing and planning the need for the protection of pension resources and of measures to preserve the collection of pension funds.
The payment of the environmental compensation shall be subject to the measure adopted in accordance with the approved measure on the basis of the cost of compensation and the resulting cost. The eligible costs shall be the identified invoice and the statement of payment, or, if the charge is not based on a invoice, an individual receipt.
The environmental compensation shall be paid per farm and parcel per hectare:
| Euro per year | |
| Balanced use of nutrients | |
| -arable crops | 54 |
| -Horticultural crops and rubber | 200 |
| Placement of slurry in fear | 40 |
| Recycling of nutrients and organic substances | 40 |
| River basin management | |
| -control drainage | 70 |
| -adjustment irrigation or recycling of dried water, | 250 |
| Environmental management | |
| -protection zones in the allocation area II | 500 |
| -protection zones in other areas | 450 |
| -multiannual environmental grasslands | 50 |
| -natural habitats in the allocation area II | 120 |
| -natural habitats in other areas | 100 |
| Use of organic cover in garden plants and seed potatoes | |
| -annual horticultural crops | 300 |
| -multi-annual garden plants, | 500 |
| Biodiversity diversity | |
| -green fertiliser grasslands | 54 |
| -collection plants, | 100 |
| -Sanceration plants | 300 |
| -diversity fields, | 300 |
| Alternative plant protection for horticultural plants | |
| -method group 1 | 500 |
| -method group 2 | 350 |
In the case of a measure concerning the winter vegetation cover, the amount of the following ha per hectare is to be paid for the environmental compensation, according to the percentage of plant cover declared by the farmer:
| Percentage of plant-covered sector in the eligible area of the farm | Compensation in the allocation area III; | Compensation in the other region |
| 20 | 4 | 4 |
| 40 | 18 | 9 |
| 60 | 36 | 11 |
| 80 | 54 | 11 |
On the basis of environmental agreements, the environmental compensation shall be paid per hectare:
| Euro per year | |
| Treatment of wetlands | 450 |
| Management of agricultural biodiversity and landscape | |
| -traditional biototextbooks at national or provincial level; | 600 |
| -other destinations | 450 |
| Maintenance of cucumbers, geese and swan fields | 600 |
On the basis of an environmental agreement on the rearing of native breeds, the following euro shall be paid out of the animal unit:
| Euro per year | |
| Northern, North and West Finland cattle | 530 |
| Sappy horse | 300 |
| Finnish, axillary and permeable sheep | 300 |
| Suomenationgoat | 300 |
The environmental compensation for farm hens and roosters included in the environmental agreement on the breeding of native breeds is eur 300 per farm.
The environmental compensation for the implementation of the contract for the maintenance of the original plant variety is EUR 400 per plant variety per year.
A maximum of eur 30 000 per year may be paid on the basis of an agreement on the issue of the origin of plant origin.
A maximum of eur 60 000 per year may be paid on the basis of an agreement on the conservation of the original breeds.
Where the amount of the environmental compensation payable to the farmer exceeds the maximum environmental compensation referred to in Annex II to the Rural Regulation, the environmental compensation shall not be paid for the measure referred to in Article 14 (3) (b) if: The farmer has chosen the measure referred to in Article 14 (5), (7) (d) or 8.
The obligation to provide the support authority with the information necessary for the monitoring and evaluation of environmental compensation is provided for in Article 71 of the Rural Development Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 24 March 2015. However, Article 6 shall not apply until 1 January 2016.
Under Article 39 (1), points (3), (8) and (11) of Article 39 (1) of the Council Regulation on natural handicap payments and agri-environmental aid for agriculture in which the area of contract is a field, the The provisions in force at the entry into force of this Regulation.
If, in 2014, a farmer committed to agri-environmental aid has set up a basic environmental aid measure and chooses in 2015 to take the measure referred to in Article 14 (4) of this Regulation, the nature management body may: Having regard to the multi-annual lawn mower for the purposes of the measure. If, in 2014, a farmer committed to agro-environmental support has set up the above mentioned natural treatment plant, he may declare it in the form of a natural management organ for the purposes of Article 14 (4) (c) but not 14 Article 7 (7) (c) of the Treaty on European Union. The green fertiliser grassland set up before the year 2015 may not exceed three years after the establishment of the parcel.
If the farmer has an existing compensatory allowance, agri-environmental aid and certain other aids or natural handicap payments and agro-environmental aid, The Special Agreement on Environmental Aid in accordance with the Council Regulation, which does not include a condition relating to the adaptation of the contract as a result of legislative changes, may choose an environmental commitment equivalent to that provided for in this Regulation, But no environmental compensation is paid to the sector, Which is subject to a special agreement before the conclusion of the special agreement.
Where a farmer has a special agreement in accordance with the Council Regulation on natural handicap payments and agri-environmental aid, for which the contract expires on 31 May or 30 June, after the termination of the contract The contractual period of the environmental agreement pursuant to this Regulation shall begin on 1 May.
If the phosphorus fertiliser in the parcel has been used for phosphorus at the time when the environmental undertaking is given, the compensatory period may be terminated as a phosphorous balance if the phosphorus is no longer available to the parcel within the meaning of this Regulation. Manner. In this case, no more phosphorus is permitted. If the parcel has been transported to a storage facility before 1 May 2015 or organic fertiliser, it may be applied to the parcel, even if the quantities of phosphorus referred to in Article 18 (5) are exceeded.
Annex 1
Multi-annual garden plants
Multi-annual horticultural crops shall include the growth blocks to grow fruit and berry plants and nurseries. 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.
Annex 2
Maximum levels (kg/ha/v) for cereals, oil and industrial plants and legumes, sugar beet and potatoes
| Plant/achieved yields in kg | Low-level and soil countries | High-level countries | Highly high level countries | Eloperic Countries |
| Barley and oats, alloys 4000 kg | 100 | 90 | 80 | 60 |
| Spring wheat 4000 kg | 120 | 110 | 100 | 70 |
| Fall in autumn | 30 | 30 | 20 | 20 |
| Fall in spring 3000 kg | 100 | 90 | 80 | 40 |
| Kevätris 3000 kg Flax, maize, oil bouquet, sunflower | 90 | 80 | 70 | 50 |
| Fall wheat, spelt wheat and autumn barley in autumn | 30 | 30 | 30 | 20 |
| Fall-wheat, spelt and autumn barges in the spring of 4000 kg | 120 | 110 | 100 | 70 |
| Other cereals and other crop beds 4000 kg | 90 | 80 | 70 | 50 |
| September rape and autumn rapeseed (July-August) | 50 | 50 | 50 | 40 |
| Spring trypsi, spring rape, autumn rape, autumn rape and rye in the spring of 1750 kg Other arable crops | 110 | 100 | 90 | 60 |
| Herne, bull bean, sweet lupin | 45 | 45 | 45 | 30 |
| Sugar beet | 140 | 140 | 140 | 120 |
| Starch potato 35 tn/ha | 105 | 95 | 85 | 70 |
| Starch potato 40 tn/ha | 120 | 110 | 100 | 80 |
| Early potato | 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 |
| Early potato + collector plant | 80 | 80 | 80 | 75 |
| Other potato 35 tn | 85 | 80 | 75 | 60 |
| Other potato 40 tn | 100 | 90 | 80 | 70 |
Annex 3
Maximum increases in nitrogen fertiliser quantities in Annex 2 to the achieved harvest level (kg/ha/v)
| Appendix kg | 0 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 |
| Kevätris | 3000 | 3500 | 4000 | 4500 | 5000 | 5500 |
| Other cereals | 4000 | 4500 | 5000 | 5500 | 6000 | 6500 |
| Spring sowing oilseeds | 1750 | 2000 | 2250 | 2500 | 2750 | 3000 |
| Appendix kg | 0 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 45 |
| Spring wheat | 4000 | 4500 | 5000 | 5500 | 6000 | 6250 |
| In autumn wheat, in rye, spelt wheat | 4000 | 4500 | 5000 | 5500 | 6000 | 6250 |
| September | 3000 | 3500 | 4000 | 4500 | 5000 | 5250 |
| Fall oil crops | 1750 | 2000 | 2250 | 2500 | 2750 | - |
Annex 4
Maximum nitrogen fertilisation levels for nurseries and other plants (kg/ha/v)
| Dissemination time | Low-level and soil countries | High-level countries | Highly high level countries | Eloperic Countries | |
| Semen | In the spring | 110 | 100 | 90 | 60 |
| One and multi-annual grassland, one harvest | In the spring | 120 | 110 | 100 | 90 |
| Corn storage, one harvest. | In the spring | 140 | 130 | 120 | 100 |
| Feeding in the years of harvest | In the spring | 90 | 90 | 80 | 60 |
| Vegetable cereals (spring cereals, one harvest) | Spring distribution | 120 | 110 | 100 | 80 |
| Vegetable cereals of size: in autumn wheat and in rye, one harvest | In the autumn | 30 | 30 | 30 | 20 |
| In the spring | 140 | 130 | 120 | 70 | |
| One and perennial grasslands, rivets, pastures | At least two harvest of Laidunurmi | 200 | 190 | 180 | 160 |
| At least three harvests | 240 | 230 | 220 | 190 | |
| Construction of Nurmi with a protective plant in the spring | Maximum amount of nitrogen in the table of plant species for protective plant | ||||
| Creation of grassland without protective plant in spring | Spring distribution | 80 | 80 | 80 | 70 |
| 2. Dissemination | 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 | |
| Construction of Nurmi in the summer, the establishment of grassland, natural conservationery, diversity field, green fertiliser grassland and multi-annual greening (no harvest) | In the start-up phase | 60 | 60 | 60 | 50 |
| Nurmi in the autumn | Fall distribution by 15 September | 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 |
Annex 5
Maximum nitrogen fertilisation levels for cotton plants in vegetables and spices (kg/ha/v)
| Low-level and soil countries | High-level countries | Highly high level countries | Eloperic Countries | |
| SCREAM AND BRUSSELS SPROUTS * | 240 | 230 | 220 | 200 |
| PURJO * | 210 | 200 | 190 | 180 |
| OTHER ONIONS, CARROT * | 120 | 115 | 110 | 100 |
| OTHER ROOTS * | 180 | 170 | 160 | 150 |
| PULSES * | 55 | 50 | 45 | 35 |
| SECTION AND LECISIONS (single harvest) * | 130 | 120 | 110 | 100 |
| CHAPTER AND LECISION, (two harvest) * | 190 | 180 | 165 | 150 |
| OTHER VEGETABLES (INCLUDING OPEN THROAT) * | 160 | 150 | 140 | 125 |
| SEED SPICES AND HERBS * | 90 | 80 | 70 | 50 |
Annex 6
Phosphorus limit values (kg/ha/v) based on the category of cereals
| Graduation class | Bad | Room 1. | Necessant | Settling | Good | High | Arv. High |
| Cereals, oilseeds, legumes | 34 | 26 | 16 | 10 | 5 | 0 | - |
| Cereals, oilseeds, legumes Manure derogation | 34 | 26 | 16 | 15 | 15 | - | - |
| One-and multi-annual rehundredders, for the harvest year, the size of the crop, maize | 40 | 32 | 24 | 14 | 5 | - | - |
| One-and multi-annual feed fractions, with a harvest level of at least 7500 kg ka/ha/v | 46 | 38 | 30 | 20 | 11 | - | - |
| Single and multi-annual rehundrels, Manure derogation | 40 | 32 | 30 | 30 | 20 | - | - |
| Multi-annual grassland: | 24 | 16 | 8 | 5 | 5 | - | - |
| Creation of grass and weeds in the spring (with or without a protective plant) | 52 | 44 | 36 | 26 | 10 | - | - |
| Creation of Nurmi in the summer or autumn and the creation of a natural conservationery, a field of diversity, green fertiliser grassland and multi-annual greening, in the spring before the summer | 20 | 16 | 12 | 7 | - | - | - |
| Potato | 55 | 55 | 55 | 55 | 35 | 20 | 5 |
| Sugar beet | 63 | 63 | 60 | 43 | 26 | 14 | 5 |
| Fibre flax | 34 | 26 | 16 | 5 | - | - | - |
| Other plants | 30 | 20 | 15 | 10 | 5 | - | - |
Annex 7
Amount of phosphorus fertilization (kg/ha/v) corrected on the basis of the quantity achieved
| Appendix kg | 0 | 3 | 6 |
| Ruis | 3000 | 4000 | 5000 |
| Other cereals | 4000 | 5000 | 6000 |
| Oil crops | 1750 | 2250 | 2750 |
Annex 8
Maximum amounts of phosphorus fertilisation in cotton plants (kg/ha/v) based on the category of cereals
| Plant | Poor/Deterioration | Necessant | Settling | Good | High | Arv. High |
| ARABLE CROPS * | 80 | 70 | 60 | 40 | 20 | |
| STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, BLACKBERRY *** | ||||||
| The start-up phase | 60 | 50 | 40 | 20 | 10 | |
| Annual fertilisation | 35 | 30 | 25 | 20 | 10 | |
| OTHER BERRIES | ||||||
| The start-up phase | 75 | 60 | 50 | 30 | 15 | |
| Annual fertilisation | 45 | 35 | 30 | 25 | 15 | |
| FRUIT | ||||||
| The start-up phase | 85 | 70 | 60 | 40 | 25 | |
| Annual fertilisation | 40 | 35 | 30 | 20 | 10 | |
| CABALS AND ONIONS | 110 | 80 | 60 | 40 | 25 | 10 * * |
| PRODUCTS and VARASTOPORKANA | 100 | 75 | 55 | 35 | 30 | 10 * * |
| PULSES | 50 | 35 | 25 | 20 | 15 | 10 * * |
| OTHER VEGETABLES | 100 | 60 | 50 | 40 | 20 | 10 * * |
| HERBS AND SPICES, OTHER PLANTS | 28 | 20 | 12 | 8 | ||
| * upper limit for phosphorus fertilizers: Basic fertilizer 165 g/m 3 , long-acting fertilisation and complementary fertilisation 250 g/m 3 . | ||||||
| ** Phosphorus fertilization at the stage of growth may be given if restocking/sowing occurs before 15.5. Outside the target area III 15.6. By date. | ||||||
| *** For spray-treated strawberry fertilisation can be added so that if the crop is more than 10 000 kg/ha, each 1 000 kg/ha can be increased to 0,4 kg/ha of phosphorus. A spray-treated raspberry fertiliser may be added in such a way that if the crop is more than 4 000 kg/ha, each 1 000 kg/ha can be increased to 0,7 kg/ha of phosphorus. The crop correction can be applied in a non-porous manner. |
Annex 9
Municipalities of destination I
Lower Lake, with the exception of the municipality of former Lehtimäki, Eura, Eura, Eurariver, Evijärvi, Haapajärvi, Hades, Harjava, Honkajoki, Huittinen, Hämeencock, Air River, Big River, Big Dick, JAlasjärvi, Kalajoki, Kananpää, Stock, Karijoki, Caskinen, Terror, Kauhava, Kaustinen, Kempele, Experience, Kokkola, Korsnäs, Kcruciantown, Krinkle, Curly, Curly, Lavia, Laihia, Lappajärvi, Lavia, Lime, Liminka, Lumijoki, Luvia, Luvia, Sea Lake, Sea-Lake, Muhos, The Black Island, Mynämäki, Navala, Nivala, Nokia, Nightwad, Oulu, Oulu, with the exception of former Haupain, Kiiming and Oversight municipalities, St. Petersburg, Pedersöre, Pomarku, Pori, Sacred River, Sanctuary, Raw, Rauma, Sastamala, Seinäjoki, Sievi, Siikainen, Siikalat, Siikalatva, SäVillage, Teuva, Pool, Knockout, Ulvila, New Curlepyy, New City, Vaasa, Vitai, Vimpel, Vör, High Combat.
Annex 10
Municipalities of II of the target area
Aka, Asikkala, Askola, Aura, Espoo, Eura, Eurariver, Forssa, Hanko, Hanko, Hanko, Hanko, Hattula, Hausjärvi, Hole, Hollola, Huittleinen, Huittleinen, Humppila, Hämeenberg, Hämeenlinna, Hämeenlinna, Hämeenlinna, Iitti, Imatra, Imatra, Inks Janakkala, Yachia, River of Juice, Lake of Jämia, excluding the areas of former Jämbed and Load municipalities, Lake District, Charina, Kangasala, Kananpole, Karkkila, Kemiomite, Kerava, Kirkkonummi, Experience, Koski, Eagle, Kouvola, Kuhmoinen, Kustavi, Cargo, Rope, Lahti, Laitila, Laplake, Lappeenranta, Lavia, Lemi, Lieto, Lieto, Salmon, Loima, Loppi, Luvia, Luvia, Marttila, Marttila, Masku, Mynämäki, Mänts, Mäntyharju, Mäntyke, Naantali, Naantali, Nataltola, Nastola, Nastola, Nokia, Nousia, Nurmijärvi, Orimattila, Orithead, Oriave, Padasjoki, Paimio, Paraine, Pirkkala, Porn, Porn, Porn, Porn, Porvoo, Red Chalice, Sacred, Saint-beach, Peachy, Raaseor, Raaseor, Raaseor, Riihimäki, Rusko, Salo, Sastamala, Sauvo, Sons, Sons, Somero, Sysm, SäVillage, Taivassalo, Tammela, Tampere, Tarvasriver, Turku, Tuusula, Ulvila, Urjala, New City, Valkeakoski, Vantaa, Wheat, Vespa, Anger, Virolahti, Uplake, except for the territory of the former Kuru County, Yends.
Annex 11
Island regions of the target area II
Baltic Sea Islands located in the territory of the following municipalities:
Hamina, Inks, Kaarina, KemiisIsland, Eagle, Kustavi, LoWise, Masku, Naantali, Paraine, Porvoo, Saint, Raaspori, Rauma, Salo, Sauvo, Taivassalo, Turku, New City and Vehmaa.
Annex 12
Municipalities of destination III
The municipalities referred to in Annexes 10 and 11 and Alajärvi, Alameska, Alavus, Lake Evijärvi, Haapajärvi, Hairwater, Honkajoki, Air River, Big River, Big Dick, Jalasjärvi, Kalajoki, Karim, Karvia, Kaustic, Kauhava, Kaustic, Kokkola, Korsnäs Kcross-town, Kninupyy, Log, Throat, Lake, Laihia, Lappajärvi, Lapua, Creative, Sea-Lake, Sea-Cars, Gym, Nivala, Nivala, Oulainen, St. Petersburg, Pedersöre, River, Rhine, River, Seevi, Siikainen, Soin, Teuva, The Doctor, the New Arrow, Vaasa, Veteli, Vimpel, Vör, Overpass.
Annex 13
Payment of the environmental agreement on the basis of the facial codes to be declared in the application for area aid
An environmental compensation may be paid to the farmer on the basis of an environmental agreement if the application for area aid is accompanied by the following entry codes by contract:
| ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENT | GROWTH CODE |
| Natural pastures and traditional biotopes | Environmental agreements, permanent grassland |
| Cucumber, goose and swan fields | Environmental agreements, field |
| Moisture | Environmental agreements, other sector |
| Forest nature pastures and traditional biotopes | Environmental agreements, forest land |
This Regulation shall enter into force on 16 June 2015.
Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council (32013R1305); OJ L 347, 20.12.2013, p. 487 Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 807/2014 (32014R0807); OJ L 227, 31.7.2014, p. 1
