Примеры использования Strawberry runners на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The representative of Canada, reporting on a research programme to identify the risks of groundwater contamination associated with the use of chloropicrin for pre-fumigation in strawberry runner production, said that the promising results to date would be confirmed in small-scale field studies pursuant to a government review launched in the wake of a European Union ban on chloropicrin.
country's revised research and transition plans, which would, she hoped, persuade the Committee to reconsider its interim recommendation on her country's critical-use exemption nomination for its strawberry runner sector.
Strawberry runners(40), dry commodities 4.1.
Strawberry runners(Prince Edward Island) 5.261.
Pasta and flour mills(47); Strawberry runners 7.952.
The Australian nomination of 29.76 tonnes for strawberry runners was recommended in the amount of 28.765 tonnes.
The Committee had also recommended a supplementary nomination for 2011 from Australia for 5.95 metric tonnes for strawberry runners.
Mr. Banks also reported that Canada had availed itself of an emergencyuse exemption for methyl bromide for strawberry runners.
With regard to Canadian strawberry runners, the Committee also recommended soilless production as being technically feasible for 10 per cent of the nomination.
In addition, a supplementary request had been received from Australia for 5.95 tonnes for strawberry runners for 2011, which had subsequently been recommended for approval.
the minority report on the Canadian nomination for strawberry runners has been withdrawn.
Its only remaining critical-use nomination was for strawberry runners in Prince Edward Island, for which the adoption of alternatives faced significant regulatory
Strawberry runners(120), strawberry fruit protected(320),
The representative of Australia expressed thanks to the Committee for reassessing his country's methyl bromide critical-use nomination for strawberry runners for 2015, based on the additional information provided intersessionally.
The party reported that for some sectors almost 1,500 tonnes of methyl bromide had been so used in 2005 on a wide range of propagation material such as strawberry runners, ornamental nursery plants
One representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries, said that all parties in his region had succeeded in achieving a total phase-out of methyl bromide use for strawberry runners and that other parties should work to develop solutions to the problems identified.
A further supplementary request was submitted by Australia for the strawberry runner sector for 2011.
The party had provided an economic analysis for strawberry runner production in soilless culture and a new three-year
the inconclusiveness of soilless substrate research, the strawberry runner industry was considering the possibility of treating soil with existing, less-effective chemical alternatives in combination with herbicides for later-generation strawberry runners. .
The Australian and Canadian nominations for strawberry runner production were based predominantly on economic considerations,