GAEC synthesis from CwRS 2010 survey

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1 1 GAEC synthesis from Cw 2010 survey Vincenzo ANGILERI MarS Unit, IPSC, JRC Ispra

2 Aim of the presentation 2 New GAEC framework applicable since 2010 (except buffer strips) Are minimum requirements for all compulsory standards defined in all MS? Which MSs GAEC with remote sensing? What landscape features have been listed in the GAEC? Optional standards are not considered (situation asked in the DG AGRI questionnaire)

3 Are minimum requirements defined for all compulsory GAEC? Sources of information 2010 survey: Requirement descript. Cw 2010 web survey, section 8, GAEC:, description of the requirement GAEC database (new GAEC questionnaire not contained yet) completed not completed 2010 survey: (/) completed not completed 3 GAEC defined GAEC database completed not completed GAEC not defined?

4 Soil erosion- Minimum soil cover Winter cover, green cover, stubble remaining, post harvest management to avoid run-off (on slope, as a percentage of the holding etc.) BE- I R / requirement led with Maintenance of green cover during Winter in soils with slope >10% Winter cover ( check in May + field insp next campaign) Winter cover UK-WA - ield check - led with remote sensing requirement led with 4

5 Soil erosion- Minimum land management Cultivation along the contour lines, cultivation restriction (e.g. no row crops) in some periods, in slope areas or along water courses, drainage systems 5 BE- I / requirement led with no cultivation: along contour lines if slope > 10%; and in raining periods in heavy soils restriction for land prone to erosion: sowing without tillage or into mulch, wide-row crops in GAEC UK- WA requirement led with R / row crops prohibited or restricted if slope >12% Management of waters on lands with slope; set-aside ploughing restriction - ield check - led with remote sensing

6 Soil organic matter- Arable stubble management Soil incorporation of arable stubble, no stubble burning 6 requirement led with requirement led with BE- I R / / / / soil incorporation of arable stubble, no stubble burning no stubble burning no stubble burning no stubble burning UK-WA / / no stubble burning / no stubble burning - ield check - led with remote sensing

7 Minimum level of maint.- Avoiding encroachment Control of specific weeds, mechanical cultivation at least x times/year, chemical in hilly areas, avoid undergrazing 7 BE- / / requirement led with for set aside mechanical cultivation once a year; on hilly areas removal of weeds with herbicides twice a year and mechanical cultivation once a year / / requirement led with for grassland and arable land I R / / for grassland and land out of production min level of maintenance UK-WA - ield check - led with remote sensing

8 Minimum level of maint.- Protection of PP Period for grazing/cutting, avoid overgrazing or undergrazing, grazing or mowing obligatory, avoid ploughing up of environmentally important PP 8 requirement led with requirement led with BE- / / avoid overgrazing or undergrazing and grazing at the stage of flowering; measure for cutting for new pastures / / no crop taller than 30 cm after 31/10 UK- WA / burning of PP forbidden I R / Mowing meadows - ield check - led with remote sensing

9 Management of water- authorisation for irrigation Possession of licence or permit (beyond certain thresholds), water meter devices, receipt of payment for water 9 BE- I R requirement led with in GAEC UK- WA requirement led with - ield check - led with remote sensing in GAEC

10 Minimum level of main.- Landscape features 10 BE- / / Mimimum requirements for this GAEC have been defined in all MSs I UK-WA R / - ield check - led with remote sensing

11 Minimum level of main.- Landscape features List of landscape features (from Cw 2010 survey) 11 UK-WA trees, bushes, fences and paths field balks, terraces, groups of trees, row of trees and grassed valley lines, solitary tree; agricultural fishponds 2 meter buffer zones around protected ancient monuments natural objects provided in the Nature Conservation Act and immovable monuments provided in the Heritage Conservation Act. natural sites (great stones, protected trees and alleys) rubble walls, field margins, protected trees, trees used as winreakers, Corbelled Stone Huts (stone-built structure), listed indigenous trees woods trees being the monuments of nature, ditches up to 2m width, waterholes ditches, rice field margins and rural paths vegetation belts along the streams, ponds, large ponds, dry walls, terraces, group of olive trees; traditional cultural landscape alleys, winreaks and solitary trees trees, scrub, watercourses, ponds, hedgerows, stone walls field boundaries (dry stone walls, ditches, hedges, earthbanks), hedges (all types of hedge, drystone walls, ditches and earthbanks). Sheughs (ditches / open drainage). Semi-natural habitats including woodland, scrub, wetlands / ponds, flower rich grassland, and moorland Stone walls, hedges, trees, trees covered by preservation order