Traduction de «travail du sol conventionnel » (Français → Anglais) :

conventional tillage | full tillage

soil preparation equipment | soil-working implements

conservation tillage [ conservation tillage practice ]

cultivation | cultivation operations | tillage

assumed working plane

1.5.1. Organic plant production shall use tillage and cultivation practices that maintain or increase soil organic matter, enhance soil stability and soil biodiversity, and prevent soil compaction and soil erosion.

Support should be given to the production of biomass by improving access to water and other soil factors (soil structure and aeration, availability of nutrients, pH value, biological activity of soil), careful tillage, pasture farming and sustainable management of grassland, integrated agricultural production, including best practices from organic and conventional farming, i.e. crop rotation, the cultivation of leguminous crops, the recovery of organic waste, composting and creating winter plant cover for fields, etc.

In the interest of soils, tillage should be reduced to a minimum, but because of nutrient accumulation on non-tilled soil surfaces, some tillage is needed to mix nutrients into the root zone and prevent the danger of nutrients being flushed out. Soil compaction also reduces soil’s capacity to prevent nutrient loss.

10. Commends the High Commissioner for Human Rights for her efforts in the treaty body strengthening process and welcomes her report on this issue published on 22 June 2012; reaffirms the multi-stakeholder nature of the treaty bodies and emphasises that civil society needs to be continuously included in these processes; stresses, furthermore, that the independence and effectiveness of the treaty bodies must be preserved and enhanced; emphasises that sufficient funding needs to be secured in order to cover the treaty bodies’ increasing workload; calls for the EU to adopt a leadership role in ensuring the effective functioning of the t ...[+++]reaty body system, including with regard to adequate funding;