Examples of using Compulsory set-aside in English and their translations into Dutch
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So if compulsory set-aside is reduced to zero under Agenda 2000, we shall be
In paragraph 4(non-food production on compulsory set-aside), to allow Member States to pay national aid of up to 50% of the costs associated with establishing multiannual crops for biomass production on set-aside land;
as I said last month during the debate we had in Parliament on the suspension of compulsory set-aside, which was also a night sitting,
Would reduce the percentage of compulsory set-aside from 12 to 10% of land under arable crops in the 1996/97 marketing year,
The set aside rate is calculated by multiplying the basic rate of compulsory set-aside of 10% by the proportion,
which would abolish the compulsory set-aside of 5% of arable land
is established at the same rate as for arable crops i.e. at EUR 63/t from 2001/2002.• Compulsory set-aside is retained until 2006/2007,
While compulsory set-aside will be retained,
COM for arable crops, in which the Commission proposed a compulsory set-aside of 0.
The Council also adopted certain rapid measures such as abolishing the requirement for compulsory set-aside for 2008, increasing milk quotas and the temporary waiving of import duties for grain.
Farmers would be obliged to put an amount of arable land equivalent to current compulsory set-aside on their holding into long-term non-rotational set-aside as an element of cross-compliance requirements they have to meet in order to receive direct payments.
In its proposal, the European Commission is taking several important steps in the right direction in terms of creating a more competitive agricultural sector through further decoupling of aid and the abolition of compulsory set-aside, export subsidies, milk quotas, production aid and market support.
Compulsory set-aside.
First, it introduces greater flexibility into the principle of compulsory set-aside.
Compulsory set-aside for applicants with suitable management from environmental viewpoint.
The Commission proposal maintains compulsory set-aside, and direct payments for oil seeds
According to current arrangements, compensation for compulsory set-aside is set at ECU 45 per tonne, multiplied by the average regional yield for all cereals.
The basic rate of compulsory set-aside is fixed at 10% from the 2000/2001 marketing year up to the 2006/2007 marketing year.
Finland has, however, proposed a compulsory set-aside area of 15%, although in reality the set-aside was on average 20.3% during the reference years.
The basic rate of compulsory set-aside is fixed at 10% for the marketing years 2005/2006 and 2006/2007.