The Minister of Agriculture made an exception to the mowing ban in Bulgaria

Published 2022년 7월 28일

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The article highlights an order by the resigned Minister of Agriculture, Ivan Ivanov, that grants an exception to farmers in Natura 2000 protected areas from a mowing ban. The initial ban, in effect from July 25 to August 7, 2022, was intended to prevent disturbance to wildlife, but it posed a challenge for farmers by limiting their ability to provide hay for animal feed. The new order permits grass mowing in protected areas under specific conditions, such as using hand-held or low-speed lawnmowers, to minimize disturbance. Additionally, the order reinforces financial aid for farmers to comply with the agricultural activity bans imposed by the Minister of Environment and Water within protected areas, supporting the implementation of the Program for the Development of Rural Areas for the 2014-2020 period.
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With the addition of an order dated July 22, 2022 of the resigned Minister of Agriculture Ivan Ivanov, an exception is provided for the areas in Natura 2000 protected areas from the introduced ban on farmers not to mow the grass, the Ministry of Agriculture announced. Vote: What are your average wheat yields for 2022? With the additionally introduced term for the ban on mowing from 25.07.2022. until 07.08.2022, according to the order of the Minister of Agriculture, farmers cultivating areas in protected territories are prevented from mowing grass and farmers are deprived of the opportunity to provide hay for feeding animals during this period, which further complicates their activities . For this reason, in the proposed addition to the order for Natura 2000 areas, the possibility of mowing grass is foreseen, but only on the condition that the recommendations provided for in the orders of the Minister of the Environment and Water that mowing be carried out by hand or with ...
Source: Agri

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