Regulation No. 904 on regional environmental subsidies for agriculture in Buskerud. Pays/Territoire Norvège Type du document Règlement Date 2013 Source FAO, FAOLEX Sujet Agriculture et développement rural, Air et atmosphère, Déchets et substances dangereuses Mot clé Développement agricole Terrains agricoles Prévention des risques biotechnologiques Céréales/grains/riz Cultures/pâtures Patrimoine culturel Exploitation agricole Inondation Zone de montagne Agro-foresterie Biodiversité Utilisation durable Produits agricoles Substances dangereuses Émissions Pesticides Aire géographique Europe, Europe et Asie Centrale, Atlantique Nord, Mer du Nord, Atlantique du Nord-Est, Europe du Nord Entry into force notes 1 July 2013. Résumé The Regulation sets rules on regional environmental subsidies for agriculture in Buskerud. The grants for disabled local farmland shall ensure the maintenance of open and diverse cultural landscapes of valleys and mountains, biodiversity and given for cultivated areas measuring more than 5 acres and harvested at least once a year. The Regulation applies in particular to cultivated land (stubble fields); grains, oil seeds, peas, meadows harvested for seed last harvesting year, green forage; maize grain; crops in areas previously harvested with potatoes and vegetables (below marine level); grassy waterways; vegetation areas in open fields along rivers; flood risk areas and water areas close to agricultural land prone to flooding erosion during floods with recurrence intervals more frequent than 10 years. The subsidy grants shall also be applied to environmental grant spreading of manure to reduce the risk of gas emission and soil compaction. For the reduction of chemical herbicides use. Texte intégral Norvégien Site web www.lovdata.no Références - Législation Implemente Act No. 23 of 1995 concerning land use. Législation | Norvège | 1995 (2011) Mot clé: Planification territoriale, Planification environnementale, Politique/planification, Réforme agraire, Aménagement foncier, Subdivision foncière, Expropriation Source: FAO, FAOLEX