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The Guide to Cross Compliance in England 2012 edition.pdf

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Key datesMay 1 You must not carry out hedge-lay<strong>in</strong>g or coppic<strong>in</strong>g of hedgerows from thisdate. (GAEC 15)August 1 You can cut or plough vegetation on agricultural land which is not <strong>in</strong>agricultural production from this date. (GAEC 12)1 You can cut hedgerows from this date. (GAEC 15)1 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g organic manure with a high readilyavailable nitrogen content (for example, slurry, poultry manures or liquiddigested sewage sludge) <strong>to</strong> tillage land on shallow or sandy soils exceptwhere crops will be sown on or before 15 September. (SMR 4)September 1 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g organic manure with a high readilyavailable nitrogen content (for example, slurry, poultry manures or liquiddigested sewage sludge) <strong>to</strong> grassland on shallow or sandy soils. (SMR 4)1 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g manufactured nitrogen fertilisers <strong>to</strong>tillage land. (SMR 4)15 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g manufactured nitrogen fertilisers <strong>to</strong>grassland. (SMR 4)16 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g organic manure with a high readilyavailable nitrogen content (for example, slurry, poultry manures or liquiddigested sewage sludge) <strong>to</strong> tillage land on shallow or sandy soils which havebeen sown with crops on or before 15 September. (SMR 4)Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 1 You can burn heather, rough grass, gorse or vacc<strong>in</strong>ium on land <strong>in</strong> uplandareas from this date. (GAEC 10)1 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g organic manure with a high readilyavailable nitrogen content (for example, slurry, poultry manures or liquiddigested sewage sludge) <strong>to</strong> tillage land on soils which are not shallow orsandy. (SMR 4)15 Start of closed period for apply<strong>in</strong>g organic manure with a high readilyavailable nitrogen content (for example, slurry, poultry manures or liquiddigested sewage sludge) <strong>to</strong> grassland on soils which are not shallow orsandy. (SMR 4)31 If you hold a summer water abstraction licence (authoris<strong>in</strong>g abstractionwholly with<strong>in</strong> the months of April <strong>to</strong> Oc<strong>to</strong>ber), the Environment Agencywill make actual abstraction return forms available <strong>to</strong> you from 31 Oc<strong>to</strong>ber.You then have 28 days <strong>to</strong> send your read<strong>in</strong>gs <strong>to</strong> the Environment Agency.(GAEC 18)November 1 You can burn heather, rough grass, gorse or vacc<strong>in</strong>ium on land, other than<strong>in</strong> upland areas, from this date. (GAEC 10)30 If you have a two part tariff agreement for your water abstraction licence,expect <strong>to</strong> receive your second part charge after 30 November. (GAEC 18)December 1 You need <strong>to</strong> carry out your annual <strong>in</strong>ven<strong>to</strong>ry of sheep. (SMR 8)31 All new Soil Protection Reviews/annual updates <strong>to</strong> be completed. (GAEC 1)13

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