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Cross‐Compliance as a Soil Conservation Strategy: A Case Study

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1986
AbstractThe financial impacts of a hypothetical cross‐compliance program were estimated for seventy‐six farmers in Gibson County, Tennessee. Several federal program benefits were compared to the least‐cost method of achieving one of four different soil displacement limits to determine if the costs of voluntarily participating in a cross‐compliance ...
Sandra S. Batie, Alyson G. Sappington
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Cross‐Compliance for Erosion Control: Anticipating Efficiency and Distributive Impacts

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1984
AbstractDespite increasing attention, the effects of using differential agricultural program benefits to achieve soil conservation are largely unexplored. Viewed in a conventional environmental economics framework, the popularly perceived cross‐compliance program may fall short on efficiency grounds.
David E. Ervin, William D. Heffernan, Gary P. Green   +2 more
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3.7 Cross-Compliance in policy integration

The report investigates how the main EU Green Deal ambitions in relation to zero pollution, marine biodiversity preservation and climate resilience are considered when implementing key agriculture, fisheries, aquaculture and renewable (offshore wind) Page 2 of 126 energy policies.
Loudin, Sarah, Laura, Bastide, Gorjanc, Sašo, Ramírez-Monsalve, Paulina, Capurso, Ginevra, Ramieri, Emiliano, Barbanti, Andrea, Boteler, Ben, Cristian, Passarello, Soares de Oliveira, César, Albrecht, Eerika, Heikkilä, Elina, Belinskij, Antti, Linjama, Teppo, Hietaniemi, Arto, Ruotsalainen, Anton, Trevisanut, Seline, Giannopoulos, Nikolaos, Knol-Kauffman, Maaike, Platjouw, Froukje Maria, Strosser, Pierre   +20 more
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Cross compliance and water quality protection

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 1989
David G. Abler, James S. Shortle
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Article 103 z Cross-compliance

2011
Friedrich Erlbacher, Rudolf Moegele
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Agroforetsry in the CAP: cross-compliance or conditionality

2016
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MosqueraLosada MR, SantiagoFreijanes JJ, Pisanelli A, Moreno G, den Herder M, Lamersdorf N, Burgess PJ, FernandezLorenzo JL, GonzalesHernandez P, FerreiroDominguez N, RigueroRodriguez A   +10 more
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Article 85 t Cross-compliance

2011
Friedrich Erlbacher, Rudolf Moegele
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Nationale Umsetzung von Cross Compliance (CC) in Deutschland: Izvajanje "navzkrižne skladnosti" v Nemčiji: National performance of cross compliance in Germany:

2006
In the paper it is discussion on 19 EU directives, containing 18 basic demandsof EU legislation concerning Cross Compliance (CC). Cross compliance will be implied in the years 2005-2007 in three steps. To avoid diminishing offinancial supports, farmers have to fulfill the demands of CC.
Breitschuh, Gerhard, Eckert, Hans, Schwabe, Maik   +2 more
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Einige ökonomische Überlegungen zu Cross Compliance

1998
Latacz-Lohmann, Uwe, Buckwell, Allan E, Latacz-Lohmann, Uwe, Buckwell, Allan E   +3 more
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Cross-compliance in Wisconsin's farmland preservation program

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 1982
Leonard C. Johnson, James A. Johnson
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