Vertaling van "Seconda coltura " (Italiaans → Engels) :

Area of the vineyard parcel or, where appropriate, area expressed in terms of pure crop, broken down according to the characteristics of the vines:

- promote a proposal for an incentive/support system for biofuels that, for instance, discourages the conversion of land with high biodiversity value for the purpose of cultivating biofuel feedstocks; discourages the use of bad systems for biofuel production; and encourages the use of second-generation production processes.

40. urges the Commission to ensure that full support is given to research and development of second generation biofuels in parallel with research on, for example, crop refinement and improved crop raising methods for first generation biofuels;

11. Appreciates the economic and social significance of the production and marketing of cotton for the developing countries; considers, however, that in order to achieve an effective result, the developed countries which constitute the main export markets, representing 50% of international exports, such as the USA and Australia, should make substantial concessions; endorses the view that a distinction should be made between the developing countries on the basis of their degree of development; considers that the European Union, which represents 2.5% of international production and is purely an import market for the product concerned, has carried out a reform of the common organisation of the market in cotton which has gone ...[+++]beyond international agreements and obligations and which may, in fact, entail future repercussions for European cotton growing; welcomes the creation of the subcommittee on cotton to monitor the progress of the agreements and the market in order to prevent adverse effects on cotton growing in Europe and in the developing countries;

In addition, neighbouring parcels can record very different yields in the same year, depending on the behaviour of the crop and in particular the existence of irrigation.

E. whereas tobacco growing directly employs 284 000 workers, 170 000 of them being farmers, 30 000 being involved in the first processing and 84 000 in the second; whereas the disappearance of the crop would leave virtually all of them jobless if alternative agricultural and industrial activities are not established to minimize the political, financial and social costs,