Betekenis van:
cattle farm

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. He is breeding cattle on his farm.
2. Preparations used for farm animal feeding (excluding premixtures): cattle
3. Mixed farm: 450 fatstock pigs, 84 fatstock and dairy cattle, or 115 UGBN
4. ‘grassland’ means acreage of the cattle farm cultivated with permanent or temporary grassland (generally temporary lies less than four years).
5. “Boerenkaas” is a cheese made on the farm from raw milk from cattle, goats, sheep or buffalo.
6. each cattle farm must submit, together with its annual application, the fertilisation account and accept that they can be subject to random control;
7. For the purposes of these guidelines the term ‘farm animals’ includes cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, mini-pigs and equines, including horses, ponies, donkeys and mules.
8. The results of the monitoring shall be transmitted every year to the Commission, with a concise report on evaluation practice (controls at cattle farm level) and water quality evolution (based on root zone leaching monitoring, surface/ground water quality and model-based calculations).
9. The results of the monitoring shall be transmitted every year to the Commission, with a concise report on evaluation practice (controls at cattle farm level) and water quality evolution (based on root zone leaching monitoring, surface/ground water quality and model-based calculations).’
10. At farm level in Northern Ireland, the feed contamination and the application of the controls prohibiting the cattle concerned from entering the food chain to mitigate potential risks to public health have created a situation whereby the continuation of their business activities is seriously at risk.
11. This plan includes a rapid BSE test for all cattle more than 24 months old subject to emergency slaughter, animals which have died on the farm or found to be ill during the ante mortem inspection and all animals more than 30 months old slaughtered for human consumption.
12. Under Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 999/2001 and in accordance with Chapter A of Annex III to that Regulation, the Member States of the Community are to introduce an annual BSE monitoring programme. This plan includes a rapid BSE test for all cattle more than 24 months old subject to emergency slaughter, animals which have died on the farm or found to be ill during the ante mortem inspection and all animals more than 30 months old slaughtered for human consumption.