This Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture, which is composed of 20 articles and 16 Annexes, lays down details on: (a) the procedure of soil sampling; (b) the method and scope of agrochemical soil testing and the identification of soil properties of forest land; (c) keeping records on the consumption and use of fertilizers; (d) the method of processing the annual balance of nutrients and soil organic on agricultural land.
This Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, which is composed of 17 articles and eight Annexes, lays down details on: (a) the soil sampling procedure, the method and scope of the agrochemical soil testing and the identification of soil properties of the forest land; (b) storage and use of fertilizers, secondary sources of nutrients and compost;(c) keeping records on the consumption and use of fertilizers, secondary sources of nutrients and compost; (d) method of processing the annual balance of nutrients and on the method of providing data to the Central Agricultural I
This Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, which is composed of nine articles and five Annexes, lays down details on: (a) maintenance of the registration and information system and the database related to the management of agricultural land in vulnerable areas; (b) obtaining weather information; (c) the application for special authorization for the use of nitrogen fertilizers; (d) the procedure for reporting on additional storage areas; (e) plans for the use of nitrogen fertilizers; (f) registration of carried out controls.
This Act lays down some amendments and addenda to Fertilizers Act. In particular the amended art.3a defines requirements for secondary source of nutrients and compost, amended art 4 provides details on the register of certified fertilizers and register of mutually recognized fertilizers, and supplemented art. 5a regulates registration of fertilizers marketed in another Member State of the European Union.
The agricultural economics literature provides various estimates of the number of farms and small farms in the world. This paper is an effort to provide a more complete and up to date as well as carefully documented estimate of the total number of farms in the world, as well as by region and level of income. It uses data from numerous rounds of the World Census of Agriculture, the only dataset available which allows the user to gain a complete picture of the total number of farms globally and at the country level.
The former socialist countries of Eastern Europe (that is, Europe east of Germany and west of the Urals, but including all of Russia) began a transition to a market economy in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. This paper looks at one aspect of that transition: the transition from state ownership to private ownership of agricultural land and the accompanying transition to a land market for agricultural land.
This Act is composed of two parts. The first part establishes: conditions of the application of sewage sludge and bottom sediments into the agricultural land and into the forest land (art. 7); obligations of producers of sewage sludge and producers of bottom sediments (art. 8); obligations of land user (art. 9); competence of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Slovak republic (art. 10); competence of inspection organ (art. 12); sanctions (art. 13). The second part establishes provisions concerning registration of sewage sludge and bottom sediments.
The Act amends 10 points of the Act on rental of agricultural lands, agricultural enterprises and forest lands. In particular, the Act amends provisions concerning rental of land for agricultural purposes through undertakings (art. 10, 12 of the amended Act).
Amends: Act on rental of agricultural lands, agricultural enterprises and forest lands. (2003-10-24)
This Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture is composed of eight articles and six Annexes. The program of agricultural activities in the vulnerable areas is a set of actions relating to application of fertilizers containing nitrogen during a calendar year depending on economic conditions on agricultural land. Agricultural land in vulnerable areas is classified in the register of agricultural lands into three categories depending on the level of restriction of applying fertilizers containing nitrogen: low, medium and high.
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