Cross-compliance

Series: Farmers' Weekly ; 132(16) 21 April 2000, 6(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: The Country Landowners Association has criticised a new report which says that the government should adopt new cross-compliance rules meaning farmers would have to meet stricter environmental conditions to qualify for support payments.

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The Country Landowners Association has criticised a new report which says that the government should adopt new cross-compliance rules meaning farmers would have to meet stricter environmental conditions to qualify for support payments.

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