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BALTIC SEAENVIRONMENT PROCEEDINGS No. 59 - Helcom

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Agency calculated the effect of the two previous plans to be a 20% reduction of<br />

nitrogen so far.<br />

The Action Plan for Sustainable A&culture.<br />

The Plan for Sustainable Agriculture was presented in 1991 and the main object<br />

of this plan was:<br />

_ Slurry/liquid manure should not be spread in the autumn except in<br />

September for winter rape and grass.<br />

Solid manure may not be spread on fields in the autumn before October<br />

20, except for fields which will subsequently have a green cover.<br />

Solid manure must be ploughed in immediately after spreading.<br />

A public control system should be set up to control the fertilization<br />

plans. Farmers will only be allowed to apply a certain amount of<br />

fertilizer for each crop. The amount of fertilizer for a certain crop has to<br />

be approved by the Danish Institute of Plant and Soil Science.<br />

Nitrogen in farm yard manure had to be utilized by the following rates:<br />

I<br />

Slurry from pigs<br />

I<br />

Slurry from cows<br />

August 1993: I 45 % I 40 %<br />

August 1997:<br />

I<br />

50 %<br />

I<br />

45 %<br />

In order to control these utilization rates farmers each year must supply<br />

the authorities with key-figures concerning their use of manure and<br />

fertilizers.<br />

The existing grant scheme for the construction of storage capacity for<br />

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