12_4_strict_citrus

It is not permitted to burn pruning waste unless it is necessary for phytosanitary reasons.

10_2_strict_citrus

ISO and HCCP regulations must be implemented in all production chain.

9_8_strict_citrus

Traceability of the products must be guaranteed to the consumers.

9_3_rec_citrus

Mating disruption for Aonidiella aurantii.

6_2_strict_citrus

Especially for Tristeza, Xyllela and the related Huanglongbing diseases.

11_2_strict_arable_fodder_crops

Not applicable.

9_3_rec_arable_fodder_crops

Weeds

Problem weeds should be controlled by appropriate timing of cutting.

Early seeding to reduce weed problems.

9_3_strict_arable_fodder_crops

Animal pests

Insecticides are not permitted.

Diseases

Fungicides are not permitted.

Weeds

Herbicides are not permitted.

9_1_rec_arable_fodder_crops

Establish a competitive crop before winter.

7_3_strict_arable_fodder_crops

Adjust and split N application according to crop needs.

6_3_rec_arable_fodder_crops

Cutting intensity should be adjusted to maintain stable plant communities, and high fodder quality to reduce the necessity for concentrate import.

Sowing time should be adjusted to minimise needs for herbicide use and to minimise leaching.

6_3_strict_arable_fodder_crops

Ley breaking must be done in periods of least leaching risks.

6_1_rec_arable_fodder_crops

Mixing grass and perennial leguminosae is preferred to reduce the need for nitrogen input. A high biodiversity (plant species richness) is desirable.

4_2_rec_arable_fodder_crops

The following crop should have high N requirements.

4_2_strict_arable_fodder_crops

Each year of fodder crops (i.e. clover, grass-mixtures or natural pasture within the crop rotation) counts as one crop. Leys not to be followed by a leguminosae crop.

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