Examples of using Buffer strips in English and their translations into Greek
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Wider buffer strips are compensated under agri-environment schemes.
Consequently, several Member States implemented buffer strips under cross compliance.
fallow land, buffer strips and hedges and trees.
isolated trees, and buffer strips along water courses.
restrictions on buffer strips concern fertilisers
protection of hedges, buffer strips, etc.) that are beneficial for the environment and climate.
GAEC 3(buffer strips), GAEC 5(farm sustainability tool for nutrient), GAEC 6(tillage management)
for example, buffer strips, and criticised the limited scope of cross- compliance as regards water.
this means that a number of water- related requirements(such as the ban on spreading manure on cultivated buffer strips) cannot be verified visually in the field;- checks in relation to the GAEC on irrigation were not complete(see Box 9).
metres in width and in the case of sloping land(above 8%) the buffer strips should be doubled or even tripled. In its correspondence with Romania the Commission also was of the opinion that the buffer strips were not wide enough but did not pursue this issue.
The aforementioned GAEC buffer strips applicable since 1 January 2012(see Article 149 of Regulation(EC)
BOX 3 EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT USE OF BUFFER STRIPS In Finland, buffer strips of 0,6 metre are required by the GAEC standard for soil erosion.
Agri-environment payments are made for wider buffer strips(at least 1 metre).
Every Member State should consider how it wants these buffer strips regulated.
For example, farmers will be allowed to use buffer strips for fodder.
Some Member States decided to include buffer strips in agri-environment schemes.
Hungary has a measure on buffer strips in its 2009 river basin management plan.
However none of the four Member States have established buffer strips of the size recommended by a study conducted for the Commission(see paragraph 106
The diversity of buffer strips is linked to the specific provisions of the Nitrates Directive.
Buffer strips must be right for the geographical situation,