Traducción de «principios de la agricultura orgánica » (Español → Inglés) :

principles of organic farming | types of organic farming | organic farming | typology of organic farming

organic farming [ organic agriculture | biological farming | bio farming | bio-farming | biofarming | organiculture ]

organic farming [ ecological farming ]

organic farming | biological agriculture | bioagriculture | organic agriculture

Research Institute of Organic Agriculture [ FIBL ]

Research Institute of Organic Agriculture | FIBL [Abbr.]

implications of environmental regulation in in agriculture and forestry | scope of environmental regulation in in agriculture and forestry | environmental legislation in agriculture and forestry | impact of environmental regulation in in agriculture and forestry

The salient features of the arrangements to be rolled over are the following: - maximum aid rate 40% of eligible product development costs as defined in Annex II to the Community framework for aid to research and development ( OJ C 83/1986) - ( exception: 50% for projects involved with the development of organic products as defined in Regulation 2092/91 or where the value of the applicant's own work (ineligible for aid under this scheme) represents a substantial part of project costs); - 100% of the aid must be reimbursed upon any commercial exploitation of the results of the development work; - the scheme is primarily aimed at SMEs as ...[+++] defined in the Community framework for aid to SMEs ( OJ C213/1992 ) - any aid planned for non- SMEs is to be notified on a case-by-case basis; The total budget proposed for the scheme is: 1994 1995/6/7 183 m DKR 210 m DKR per annum (appr 25 MECU) (appr 28 MECU) It is to be noted that, as in the case of the existing aid, these figures for the overall budget include estimated revenue from aid reimbursed under the "commercial exploitation" rule outlined above and subsequently ploughed back into the scheme.

AGRICULTURE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES* Further to the agreement in principle of the Agriculture Council on 22-24 July 1996, the Council adopted two Regulations on the common organization of the markets in fruit and vegetables and in processed fruit and vegetable products.

CITRUS FRUITS* Further to the agreement in principle of the Agriculture Council on 16 and 17 September 1996, the Council adopted a Regulation introducing an aid scheme for producers of certain citrus fruits.

In order to increase synergy in biodiversity, benefits delivered by the organic farming measure, collective contracts or co-operation between farmers should be encouraged to cover larger, adjacent areas.