Establishment Year definition
Examples of Establishment Year in a sentence
Perennial seed crops are not eligible for Coverage in the Establishment Year.
The Establishment Year is the first year of the Trust after the Settlement commences.
Management requirements: Spring Establishment: Year 1 • 1st cut to 4-7 cm approx 6 weeks after sowing if sumcient material has established • 2nd cut to 4-7 cm approx in May (when ▇▇▇▇▇ height exceeds 10 cm) • 3rd cut to 4-7 cm in September/October • All arisings shall be raked up and removed from site Year 2 (where cutting is carried out) • 1st cut to 4-7 cm March/April • Final cut to 4-7 cm end September/October.
Critical objectives of the Establishment Year include: • Preparing the first Strategic Plan for the purpose of setting the longer-term objectives of the Trust.
Autumn Establishment: Year 1 • 1st cut to 4-7 cm in March (if sumcient material) • 2nd cut to 4-7 cm in early May • 3rd cut to 4 cm in September • All arisings shall be raked up and removed from site.
Management requirements: Spring Establishment: Year 1 • 1st cut to 4-7 cm approx 6 weeks after sowing if sufficient material has established • 2nd cut to 4-7 cm approx in May (when ▇▇▇▇▇ height exceeds 10 cm) • 3rd cut to 4-7 cm in September/October • All arisings shall be raked up and removed from site Year 2 (where cutting is carried out) • 1st cut to 4-7 cm March/April • Final cut to 4-7 cm end September/October.
The Establishment Year will be a vital time of planning and TRUST ESTABLISHMENT YEAR YEARS 2-5 development for all parties in the Noongar Governance Structure.
The Establishment Year is the critical time to progress this planning and development.
Perennial seed crops will not be insurable in the Establishment Year.
Appointment of Regional Corporations and Central Services Corporation will occur during Establishment Year.