Harvest Sample Clauses

Harvest. The Parties, through this Agreement, in recognition of the Columbia River Treaty Tribes’ federally secured rights, the conservation requirements, and the rights of other fishermen to fishery resources under applicable federal law, have proposed fisheries as set out below. Tribal harvest in mainstem treaty fisheries with subsistence gear shall be consistent with any harvest guidelines identified herein. Mainstem treaty subsistence fisheries shall be open on a year round basis and shall not be restricted by the States or the United States, except for conservation purposes. The Columbia River Treaty Tribes shall manage mainstem treaty subsistence fisheries in good faith to remain within harvest guidelines, in coordination with other Parties. This Agreement describes specific provisions for managing mainstem fisheries and certain tributary fisheries. Harvest plans for the Parties’ other tributary fisheries will be developed cooperatively by the management entities with primary management responsibility in the respective sub-basin (as specified in Table 1: Lead Management Entities for each Sub-Basin). Other Parties may be affected by, and therefore may have an interest in, tributary harvest plans, and therefore shall be provided an opportunity to review and comment on the development of such plans. The Parties have previously directed TAC to establish a schedule for investigating all upriver escapement goals, management goals and rebuilding objectives. Some progress has been made on this effort. The Parties recognize the importance of this information. Accordingly, the Parties will work with TAC to identify and prioritize their work, including development of upriver escapement goals, management goals and rebuilding objectives.
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Harvest. The term ‘‘harvest’’ means to engage in har- vesting or other associated activities.
Harvest. 4.1. The Parties agree that any harvest by Uchucklesaht Tribe of Monumental Cedar and Cypress from the Thunderbird’s Nest (T’iitsk’in Paawats) Protected Area, must occur in accordance with the following:
Harvest. This unit is leave tree marked with horizontal orange paint stripes. Cut all merchantable trees not marked to leave. OPERATING PERIOD: July 1 – March 30 when soil conditions allow (Section VII.L.1&2). Harvest must be completed by March 30, 2022. SPECIAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: 1. EQUIPMENT RESTRICTION ZONE/STREAMSIDE MANAGEMENT ZONE 2. RIPARIAN MANAGEMENT ZONE 4. RESERVED SUBMERCHANTABLE TREE PROTECTION 5. RESERVE SNAGS 6. POWERLINE COORDINATION REQUIRED 7. RESERVED SUBMERCHANTABLE TREE PROTECTION ALONG ROADS HARVEST UNIT NUMBER(S) ACRES ESTIMATED VOLUME (Tons)
Harvest. The open season for Bean Geese in Sweden extends from October 1st until December 31th, but only in the counties of Skåne and Blekinge. In addition, under derogations (‘skyddsjakt’) allowed under two different legal instruments and reporting systems (see Appendix 1), Bean Geese can be shot to prevent damage to crops outside the normal open season and permitted areas. Bean Goose harvest is reported on a voluntary basis to the Swedish Association for Hunting and Wildlife Management. Such data originate from defined geographical areas and so are used to extrapolate the levels of reported harvest to unreported areas to generate estimates for entire counties and scaled up nationally. The numbers of Bean Geese shot under special licences issued by statutory authorities to reduce agricultural damage (potentially issued throughout Sweden, see Appendix 1) are not currently gathered and collated, but the numbers are considered to be small, compared to those shot under regular hunting. The harvest data on Bean Geese is not separated into the two subspecies. During the 2014/2015 hunting season, the total hunting bag of Bean Geese was estimated at 1,675 birds and during the 2015/2016 hunting season 1,582 birds (Table 5). Harvest data for 2016/17 were not available at the time of writing this report. The number of Bean Geese shot under ‘skyttsjakt’ is unknown. Denmark
Harvest. 72 caribou have been harvested in boreal caribou range in Yukon since 1978 (60 non-resident; 12 First Nation). Based on the game management subzone these animals were harvested from, all of these caribou were deemed to be from the Porcupine caribou herd (barren-ground caribou), suggesting no licensed or FN harvest of boreal caribou. - Unreported FN harvest of boreal caribou is considered low/nonexistent.
Harvest. The Company has historically used contract labor during harvest under certain conditions. The Company may continue with this past practice limited, however, to ten (10) workdays in each geographical area if any of the following conditions exist: 1. Weather conditions that cause grapes to rot or overripen. 2. Labor, transportation or equipment shortages. 3. Customer demands for grape deliveries which exceed tonnages that can be harvested by the current labor force. 4. Other unforeseen acts of God. Notwithstanding the above, if there exists adverse weather conditions or some other act of God for a sustained period, lasting more than ten (10) workdays, the Company may utilize a labor contractor for such longer period only so long as the adverse condition exists. The parties agree that in the application of this article the following guidelines may be used:
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Harvest. Neither any individual nor any party is allowed to collect or sell sweet leaf chrysanthemum during the harvest season rather than Party A; otherwise, in addition to withdraw the rent fee and stop the payment for labor, Party A also has the right to xxx the responsible party (or individual) according to the contract law;
Harvest. The DEMONSTRATION RESILIENT HUB is intended as a home garden and is located on the HOMEOWNER’s property. Therefore, HOMEOWNER owns and is responsible for the majority of the harvest of the DEMONSTRATION RESILIENT HUB. Harvested food and plants may be used for personal consumption. HOMEOWNER is encouraged to share, donate, or barter harvested food and plants from the DEMONSTRATION RESILIENT HUB that are in excess of what is needed for personal consumption. Should the HOMEOWNER decide the harvest is not solely for personal use, sharing, donation, or bartering, and then repurpose the DEMONSTRATION RESILIENT HUB into a market garden, urban farm, or other regulated enterprise, it will be HOMEOWNER’s sole responsibility to ensure repurposing is in compliance with any and all local and state ordinances, zoning requirements, sale permits, public health regulations, and any other local, state, and federal laws governing HOMEOWNER’s market garden, urban farm, or enterprise. HOMEOWNER’s repurposing of the DEMONSTRATION RESILIENT HUB into a market garden, urban farm, or other enterprise, will not be considered a breach of this AGREEMENT if all other benefits to Sustainable Xxxxxx in this AGREEMENT are still existing and in place, and the repurposed DEMONSTRATION RESILIENT HUB remains in alignment with Sustainable Xxxxxx’x mission.
Harvest. 3. Բերքահավաք։ $1200 per hectare 1200 ԱՄՆ դոլար հեկտարի համար All personnel, materials, grape boxes and transportation Ողջ անձնակազմը, նյութերը, խաղողը, տուփերը և փոխադրումը
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