Rice cultivation

mushroom-growing

fish-farming,

crustacean farming

floriculture

silviculture

shellfish farming

fodder-growing

Production of fishes, crayfish etc. on the holding.

growing of fruits, nuts, seeds, vegetables, flowers, both in the open and under glass;

raising of individuals in cages to increase their weight or fat content with a view to marketing;

the cultivation of that variety and the use of the products obtained thereform conform to Community provisions or to the provisions of the third country in which the grapes used were harvested;

Greater productivity will be achieved in Community vegetable cultivation if for the choice of varieties accepted for marketing the Member States apply uniform rules which are as strict as possible.

breeding of fish in fish farms;

Tobacco growing is of historical importance on the islands.

At present salmon farming is not authorised and the species is not present in Switzerland.

Holding political opinions different from those of the government is not in itself a sufficient ground for securing refugee status;

It is economically and environmentally imperative that vines, the most widespread crop, continue to be cultivated, because winegrowing is practised in dry areas and on land that is particularly vulnerable to erosion.

Holding of fish

Frog farming

fish-farming,

Snail farming

Salmon breeding.

Silkworm farming

Production of mushrooms, spices, seeds and propagating materials;

Breeding of mussels, oysters and other molluscs and crustaceans

Growing fodder legumes is an agronomic practice that restores the soil's fertility in a natural way;

the growing of all types of commercial food crops, including for stock-rearing purposes;

raising of individuals in cages to increase their weight or fat content with a view to marketing;

Growth of young plantations (permanent crops not yet in full production) should be included in "Investments" (column 4).

growing legume crops on a agricultural holding, managed for the totality of its production, in compliance with the obligations laid down in Regulation (EEC) No 2092/91.";

growing legume crops on a agricultural holding, managed for the totality of its production, in compliance with the obligations laid down in Regulation (EEC) No 2092/91.

The cultivation of cotton in regions not suited to it is likely to have harmful effects on the environment as well as on the agricultural economy of those regions where this crop is important.

cultivation and sale of plants containing narcotic or poisonous substances.

Intensive fish farming.

c) Fighting against illicit cultivation, production and trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors.

that overcome natural physiological reproductive or recombination barriers and that are not techniques used in traditional breeding and selection;

For the prevention of the illicit cultivation, production, export, import and transit of drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors, as well as the illicit trafficking of such substances, the Contracting Parties, subject to their national law shall:

For the prevention of the illicit cultivation, production, export, import and transit of drugs, psychotropic substances and precursors (hereinafter referred to as drugs), as well as illegal trafficking of such substances, the Contracting Parties, in accordance with their national law, shall:

Food production chain includes all phases of food production (including farmed animal production prior to slaughter, growing arable crops, vegetables, fruit, hunting, fishing and harvesting wild products) processing, preparation and catering and marketing (including import, storage, transport, distribution, sale or supply) of food/foodstuffs.

The variety must be of satisfactory value for cultivation and use.

Examination of the value for cultivation and use shall not be required:

these conditions may include the growing of products without compensation,

- fish- farming,

Other gainful activities not mentioned elsewhere, inter alia, raising fur animals.

Use of appropriate cultivation, harvesting and production techniques, which are inspected.

whereas silkworm rearing is of some importance to the economies of certain regions of the Community;

Wooded areas managed for growing wooded plants, where the rotation period is 15 years or less.

the necessary arrangements for the growing trials to be carried out with a view to assessing the value for cultivation or use;

the standards relating to information on growing trials for assessment of the value for cultivation or use.