Fertiliser in UK Law
Legislation
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Coronavirus Act 2020
....... (4) The persons “closely connected” with a food supply chain are— . (a) (a) persons supplying seeds, stock, equipment, feed, fertiliser, pesticides or similar items to producers for use in agriculture, fishing or aquaculture, . (b) (b) persons providing goods or services to producers ......
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Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act 1926
......1 Obligation to furnish statutory statements. . (1) It shall be the duty of every person who. sells for use as a fertiliser of the soil or as food for cattle. or poultry any article included in the first column of the. First or Second Schedule to this Act, whatever may be. ......
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The Water Environment (Miscellaneous) (Scotland) Regulations 2017
....... . . 18. (a) The storage of fertiliser unless the storage is regulated by— . (a) . No fertiliser may be stored, including temporarily in a mobile tank or bowser, on land that: . . . ......
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Agriculture Act 1970
......of food, wool, skins or fur or for the purpose of their. use in the farming of land;. ‘fertiliser’ means a fertiliser used for the cultivation of. crops or plants of any description, including trees;. . ‘fish’ includes shellfish;. . ......
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Books & Journal Articles
- NEW ENTRY AND THE COMPETITIVE PROCESS IN THE U. K. FERTILISER INDUSTRY1
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Learn from ... PepsiCo's carbon footprint analysis.
...When drinks maker PepsiCo first analysed the carbon lifecycle of its orange juice brand Tropicana, it was surprised to learn that nitrogen fertiliser used to grow citrus trees accounted for 35 per cent of the total. Now the company is working with agriculture firms to develop green fertiliser that ......
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Charity calls for legislation on CSR: Christian Aid has accused major companies of hypocrisy.
......The company also stands accused of transferring waste from the plant to local farmers in the guise of fertiliser. . Coca-Cola refuted both allegations, saying that local aquifers were recharged via its "rainwater harvesting" technology. It pointed out that ......
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UNRESOLVED ISSUES IN JAPAN'S EARLY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT*
......Under the prevailing system of tenancy the farming expenses, including the costs of implements, seeds and fertiliser had to be provided by the tenants. ' Tenants had to borrow money at high interest from the landlord or the fertiliser merchant, ......
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Law Firm Commentaries
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Squeezing The Bottom Line - Input Costs
......Duty rises on gas oil haven't helped. The rise in global energy costs is reflected in the price of fertiliser, as gas is a major feedstock for nitrogen production. Supply and demand imbalances are also driving up fertiliser costs. Higher grain prices have ......
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Sunshine, Booze And CO2 The Importance Of Supply Chain Management
...... What's the problem?. A large amount of CO2 is produced as a by-product of the fertiliser industry. Consumption of fertiliser is higher in the winter, so many fertiliser plants close down in the summer for essential maintenance and ......
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Composting Toilet
...... Composting toilets are becoming increasingly popular; they treat sewage on site, recycling the nutrients into fertiliser that you can then use on the garden. Your neighbour's installation of a composting toilet in his garden must be in accordance with the Building ......
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Milk Money
...... Variable costs increased compared to last year, largely driven by rises in feed and fertiliser prices. Often overlooked is inflation of 'other' variable costs, such as straw, vets and medication, seeds and dairy consumables. In terms of ......
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Forms
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Chapter BIM55455
.... . . After a crop has been harvested some of the fertiliser which was applied when it was growing may remain in the soil and be available to subsequent crops. Similarly fertiliser or manure applied to pasture ......
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