improved grassland definition
improved grassland means either land used for grazing (other than arable land) where over one third of the sward comprises, singly or in mixture, ryegrass, cocksfoot or timothy, or land that has been improved by management practices such as liming and top dressing, where there is not a significant presence of sensitive plant species indicative of native unimproved grassland.
improved grassland means grassland which—
improved grassland means intensively managed or highly modified agricultural grassland that has been reseeded and/or regularly fertilised with chemical fertilisers.
More Definitions of improved grassland
improved grassland means eligible land consisting of grassland in respect of which the Forestry Commissioners have agreed to make payment of Better Land Supplement under the Woodland Grant Scheme;
improved grassland means grassland that is regularly treated with fertilizers and used for pasture or for the production of hay or silage;
improved grassland means intensively managed or highly modified agricultural grassland that has been reseeded and/ or regularly fertilised with chemical fertilisers. ‘Natura 2000’ shall mean lands designated under Directive 79/409/EEC and Directive 92/43/EEC (Birds and Habitat Directives).
improved grassland means intensively managed or highly modified agricultural grassland that has been reseeded and/ or regularly fertilised with chemical or organic fertilisers. ‘Lease’ shall mean a term of absolute possession of the holding by the lessee from the commencement of the contract.