Italy: Eco-scheme 4, the latest clarifications on crop rotations

Published 2023년 6월 28일

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The National Rural Network has provided clarifications on eco-scheme 4 regarding biennial rotations. Arable crops are divided into three groups, with multi-year crops fulfilling the commitment if they remain on the same parcel for two years. Secondary crops from June 1 to November 30 must also be implemented for at least two years. Additionally, the use of pesticides is not allowed on leguminous and forage crops, while the use of integrated defense techniques or organic production is permitted on renewal crops. Checks will be based on the company register of cultivation operations, and the management of crop residues is allowed for non-livestock farms adopting conservative soil management techniques.
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After the recent clarifications provided by the National Rural Network, the last doubts relating to eco-scheme 4 on biennial rotations have also been clarified. Pursuant to the law, arable crops are divided into three groups: The presence of multi-year crops (such as artichoke and asparagus), fodder and fallow land fulfills the commitment automatically, but only if they remain on the same parcel for the two-year period. tables taken from "Il Contoterzista" of June 2023 Secondary crops The biennial rotation is also guaranteed by secondary crops and must be implemented for at least two years. The crops present in the field from 1 June to 30 November of the year of application are considered, brought to completion of the production cycle and covering a significant part of the period between two main crops. Use of pesticides The use of pesticides is not permitted on leguminous and forage crops, while the use of integrated defense techniques or organic production is permitted on ...

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