Cultivation Sample Clauses

Cultivation. 3.3.1 The tenant shall keep the allotment reasonably free from weeds, properly cultivated and in a good state of fertility all year round. Properly cultivated means that all of the plot is being worked all year round. It can be noted here that bases for any permitted structures (glasshouses, sheds and poly tunnels), water butts and compost heaps must be sited within the plot boundary and these areas are exempt from this requirement to cultivate.
Cultivation. Keeping the plot in good productive order by: the maintenance and improvement of soil; the control and prevention of flowering weeds, ornamental plants, and herb, flower, fruit and vegetable crops.
Cultivation. To keep the Plot clean, reasonably free from weeds and otherwise in a proper state of cultivation and good condition. The Council will be entitled to claim compensation from a tenant who upon the termination leaves a plot in a worse condition than when the tenancy started. This will cover the cost of any reinstatement requirement.
Cultivation. The Tenant must keep the Allotment clean, free from weeds and well manured and otherwise maintain it in a good state of cultivation and fertility and good condition, and must keep any pathway or cart-track included in or abutting on the Allotment (or, in the case of any pathway or cart-track abutting on the Allotment and any other allotment garden or allotment gardens, the half width of it) reasonably free from weeds.
Cultivation. 4.1 The Tenant shall use the Allotment only for the production of vegetables, fruit and flower crops for consumption or enjoyment by the Tenant and his/her family.
Cultivation. Contractor shall cultivate around shrub and tree areas and tree xxxxx sufficiently and often enough to control weed growth and maintain existing irrigation and drainage ditches. F. Irrigation (Deep Soaking) See WATER MANAGEMENT Section below.
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Cultivation. To keep the Allotment Garden clean, free from weeds and otherwise maintain it in a good state of cultivation and fertility and good condition.
Cultivation. 2.3.1 The Tenant must keep the allotment plot clean, free from weeds and in a good state of fertilisation and cultivation.
Cultivation. (a) During the term of this security, the Assignor will continue to maintain the Property in a proper and workmanlike manner. The Bank can at all reasonable times enter the Property to view and inspect the state of the Property.
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