the number of born, liveborn and stillborn piglets per sow, the length of weaning-to-estrus interval and -to-conception interval, the farrowing interval, the lentht of lactation period and the lenght of lactation period and the lenght of pregnancy.

The quantity of seed used in the Community to sow one hectare is 0,2 tonnes.

Accordingly, to sow the total base area of (433123 ha + 3222 ha =) 436345 ha, 87269 tonnes of seed are needed.

The rice seed harvested in a given marketing year is normally used to sow areas for the production of paddy rice and rice seed during the next marketing year.

Last but not least, the author shows that the issue of violence and even killing cannot be ascribed only to those who kill, but also to those who sow seeds of hatred into the heads or, if you like, hearts of potential murderers, thus causing and directing the very possibility of slaughter.

However, the Member States shall lay down the conditions under which producers may be authorised to sow seed from 15 July for harvesting in the following year and the conditions to be met in order for grazing to be authorised from 15 July in Member States where transhumance is practised traditionally.

However, Member States shall lay down the conditions under which producers may be authorised to sow seed from 15 July for harvesting in the following year and the conditions to be met for grazing to be authorised from 15 July or, in case of exceptional climatic condition, from 15 of June in Member States where transhumance is practised traditionally.

A very simple thing: the wars fought in the territories of former Yugoslavia undoubtedly taught us that aggression and slaughtering are not connected solely to those who slaughter directly, or to their slaughtering dexterity, but also and above all to those who sow seeds of hate in the heads and, if you like, the 'hearts' of the slaughterers, thus creating and directing the possibility of slaughter.

In order for the producers concerned to be able to sow as well as carry out the possible set-aside and submit their area payment applications for the said marketing year in the knowledge of and in compliance with the rules for the application of the new scheme, the provisions of the present Regulation should enter into force as soon as it is published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

Particulars on donor sow:

Identification of donor sow

Sow seeds of eggplant (Solanum melongena cv.

all data as listed in Article 1 concerning the sow that provides the ova,

The quantity of seed used in the Community to sow one hectare is 0,2 tonnes.

all data as listed in Article 1 concerning the donor sow and fertilizing boar,

Accordingly, to sow the total base area of (433123 ha + 3222 ha =) 436345 ha, 87269 tonnes of seed are needed.

reference number of the seed used to sow the field and name of the country or countries which certified that seed,

reference number of the seed used to sow the field, and name of the Member State or third country which certified that seed,

(4) The rice seed harvested in a given marketing year is normally used to sow areas for the production of paddy rice and rice seed during the next marketing year.

The scheme provided for by. Regulation (EC) No 1251/ 1999 will apply as from marketing year 2000/01. In order for the producers concerned to be able to sow as well as carry out the possible set-aside and submit their area payment applications for the said marketing year in the knowledge of and in compliance with the rules for the application of the new scheme, the provisions of the present Regulation should enter into force as soon as it is published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

the number of progeny per sow per year,

'dry pregnant sow`: a sow between weaning her piglets and the perinatal period;

Identification of donor sow and donor boar

'sow`: a female pig after the first farrowing;

One breeding sow place shall be equivalent to 6 75 fattening pig places.

This immunity is passed onto the sow’ s piglets through her colostrum.

all data as listed in Article 1 concerning the sow that provides the ovum,

'farrowing sow`: a female pig between the perinatal period and the weaning of the piglets;

An unobstructed area behind the sow or gilt must be available for the ease of natural or assisted farrowing.

For whole herd vaccination, an injection of one dose may be administered per gilt, sow and boar every 4 months.

When the sow is injected, this small exposure helps the pig’ s immune system to recognise and attack the bacteria.

The vaccine has been shown to prevent transplacental transmission of low virulence strains after two vaccinations of the sow.

whereas in the period considered as representative the quantity of seed used in the Community to sow one hectare was 0,2 tonnes, i.e. to sow the base area of 433 123 hectares set in Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 3072/95, 86 624,600 tonnes of seed were needed;

Whereas the seed harvested in one marketing year is normally used to sow paddy rice and rice seed production areas in the next marketing year;

The rice seed harvested in a given marketing year is normally used to sow areas for the production of paddy rice and rice seed during the next marketing year.

No piglets shall be weaned from the sow at less than 28 days of age unless the welfare or health of the dam or the piglet would otherwise be adversely affected.

Piglets must not be weaned from the sow at less than three weeks of age unless the welfare or health of the dam or piglets would otherwise be adversely affected.

further developments of loose-house systems for sows in the service area and for farrowing sows, which meet the needs of the sow without compromising piglet survival;

In this study, blood was taken from piglets in each litter born from each sow, and tested for antibodies to Pasteurella multocida toxin and Bordetella bronchiseptica.

If necessary, piglets must be provided with a source of heat and a solid, dry and comfortable lying area away from the sow where all of them can rest at the same time.

When the gilt or sow is injected, the pig’ s immune system recognises the inactivated virus as ‘ foreign’ and reacts to this by producing antibodies to destroy it.

The vaccine has been shown to prevent transplacental transmission of low virulence strains after two vaccinations of the sow. However it may not prevent transplacental al

The abovementioned report of the Scientific Veterinary Committee recommended that, in the interests of their welfare, piglets should not be weaned from the sow aged less than 28 days, unless the health of either the sow or her piglets would otherwise be adversely affected or advantages for the health of the piglets justify an earlier weaning.