Agricultural Practices. The Premises are leased to Tenant for the planting, growing, and harvesting of lemons, citrus and other tree crops. Tenant shall not use, or permit to be used, any part of the Premises for any purpose other than the purposes for which the Premises are leased. All operations incident to this use of the Premises shall be carried out according to the best course of husbandry practiced in the vicinity; and on default of Tenant to do so, Owner reserves the right, after having given thirty (30) days’ notice, to take necessary remedial measures at the expense of Tenant, for which Tenant agrees to reimburse Owner on demand plus interest at the rate of 8 ½% per annum. Any such determination shall be made by an agricultural expert mutually agreed upon by Owner and Tenant. Tenant agrees that it will perform sufficient leveling and maintenance of the surface of the irrigable land to properly maintain the Premises for irrigation. It agrees to make diligent efforts to prevent the spread of all noxious weeds, and rodents and other vertebrate pests on the leased Premises during the term of the Lease; and to take reasonable measures to protect the Premises from infestations of organisms that may produce disease in plants, and that come onto or develop on the Premises during the term of this Lease and that might damage crops or trees, or both, grown or maintained on the Premises after the term. It agrees to properly prune all trees as may be reasonably necessary to protect fruit production and to protect the trees and fruit from infestation and disease. On default of Tenant to do so, Owner reserves the right, after having given 30 days’ notice, to take necessary remedial measures at Tenant’s expense, for which Tenant agrees to reimburse Owner on demand plus interest at the rate of 8 ½% per annum.
Agricultural Practices. The sugarbeets shall be planted not later than June 1, 2003 unless a later date is approved in advance in writing by SSI. Grower shall not plant sugarbeets in the same field in consecutive years unless approved in advance in writing by SSI. Grower shall not apply nitrogen fertilizer to the sugarbeets after July 1, 2003 unless approved in advance in writing by SSI. Grower shall not irrigate the sugarbeets within the 20-day period immediately prior to the date that harvest and delivery of the sugarbeets are scheduled to commence unless approved in advance in writing by SSI. EXCEPT UNDER UNAVOIDABLE EMERGENCY CONDITIONS, GROWER SHALL REMOVE THE SUGARBEET FOLIAGE FROM THE CROP ONLY ON THE DAY ON WHICH SUGARBEETS ARE HARVESTED AND SHALL PROTECT THE SUGARBEETS FROM SUN AND FREEZING TEMPERATURES AFTER REMOVAL FROM THE GROUND. Except as expressly set forth in this Agreement, Grower is not obligated to adopt or conform to agricultural practices recommended by SSI or its employees. In no event shall SSI be liable for any failure or partial failure of Grower’s sugarbeet crop or damage to the sugarbeets. * Strike out all but the appropriate designation. If a partnership, the name of the partnership, if any, and the names of all partners should appear.
Agricultural Practices. In the performance of its obligations hereunder Mauna Loa shall conduct all of its agricultural operations in accordance with proven sound agricultural practices use by Mauna Loa in its own macadamia orchards and Owner agrees to follow Mauna Loa’s advice. Owner recognizes that Mauna Loa gives no guarantees as to the yields from the orchards, except as may be specifically set forth herein. The agricultural risks associated with any growing crop and the natural risks in the area are recognized and assumed by Owner.
Agricultural Practices. Grower shall be responsible for all agricultural practices and as such accomplish the same in the manner customary and best adapted to the proper care and growing of the best quality fruit. Grower shall be responsible for obtaining and paying for all labor, supplies or farming equipment and the like. Tree Top is not required to give Grower advice relating to the performance of this contract and such advice given by Tree Top shall be deemed gratuitous and Tree Top shall not be liable to Grower therefor.
Agricultural Practices. The Tenant shall operate the Farm in an efficient manner and will do the plowing seeding, cultivating, and harvesting in a manner that will conserve the Landlord’s property. The Tenant shall, to the extent practicable, use generally accepted agricultural practices established by the Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture, including, but not limited to, the use of cover crops, crop rotation, and application of organic matter. In no event shall Tenant or any sub-tenant engage in any practice that violates federal, state, or local laws or ordinances; or damages public health, safety, and welfare.
Agricultural Practices. All Agricultural practices on the Premises must conform with applicable local and state laws and regulations, except as those laws and regulations may be superseded by Agricultural guidelines of the Lessor. The Lessor will not allow any agricultural use or activity that would cause unacceptable adverse impacts on a park’s resources, values, or purposes. The Lessee must comply with applicable public health and safety regulations regarding food service and distribution. Furthermore, all agricultural activities and livestock operations that take place in national parks are to be conducted in accordance with accepted best management practices that protect vegetation and wildlife and its habitat, safeguard sensitive species, control proliferation of exotic species, conserve soil, protect riparian areas and ground water, avoid toxic contamination, and preserve cultural sites. Specific required Agricultural management practices follow:
Agricultural Practices. Grantor shall conduct all farming operations on the Protected Property in a manner consistent with a conservation plan (“Conservation Plan”) prepared in consultation with the United States Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (“NRCS”) and approved by the local Soil and Water Conservation District. The Conservation Plan shall be developed using the standards and specifications of the NRCS Field Office Technical Guide and 7 CFR Part 12. The Conservation Plan shall be updated as needed, and in any event at the time the basic type of agricultural operation on the Protected Property changes or at the time ownership of the Protected Property changes. All farming operations shall be conducted in accordance with all applicable local, state and federal laws and regulations.
Agricultural Practices. The District agrees as follows:
Agricultural Practices. Tenant shall follow the agricultural practices that are generally recommended for and that are the best adapted to this type of farm and appropriate for the locality. Throughout the lease term, Tenant shall keep and maintain the Property in approximately the same condition as it is at the commencement of the lease term, normal aging of the trees and wear and tear excepted.
Agricultural Practices. A. All agricultural practices, including forest management and the clearing of presently forested land for pasture or crop production, shall be conducted in a manner consistent with generally accepted best management practices as those practices may be identified from time to time by appropriate governmental or educational institutions and in a manner not wasteful of soil resources or detrimental to water quality or conservation. Nothing in the foregoing shall be interpreted as relieving Grantor from conducting all agricultural practices in accordance with applicable law.
