The Agriculture (Calculation of Value for Compensation) (Amendment) Regulations 1983

PART II

TABLE 2

UNIT VALUE OF PHOSPHORIC ACID (AS P₂O₅) IN ONE PER CENT OF A TONNE OF FERTILISER

After
Nature of Fertiliser	One	Two	Three
		Growing Seasons
	p	p	p
1. Organic forms and inorganic forms (including basic slag) but excluding rock phosphates and calcined aluminium calcium phosphate	158	79	39
2. `Soft' ground rock phosphates>(1)> applied in—
(a) areas with a mean annual excess winter rainfall>(2)> of 450 mm or more	158	79	39
(b) areas with a mean annual excess winter rainfall>(2)> of less than 450 mm
(i) Permanent grassland	158	79	39
(ii) Other crops	nil	nil	nil
3. Other ground rock phosphates applied in—
(a) areas with a mean annual excess winter rainfall>(2)> of 450 mm or more	39	39	39
(b) areas with a means annual excess winter rainfall>(2)> of less than 450 mm	nil	nil	nil
4. Calcined aluminium calcium phosphate	The value, if any, shall be such as may be determined in accordance with scientific evidence

TABLE 3

UNIT VALUE OF POTASH (K₂O) IN ONE PER CENT OF A TONNE OF FERTILISER

After
Type of crops to which fertiliser is applied	One	Two	Three
	Growing Seasons
	p	p	p
1. Applied to arable crops (except forage crops) and all root crops where tops are left on the land, except potatoes (see also 4 below)	92	46	nil
2. Applied to leys, permanent grassland or forage crops which are grazed or the product cut and fed on the holding	92	46	nil
3. Applied to leys and permanent grassland the product of which is cut and removed from the holding	nil	nil	nil
4. Applied to roots (including potatoes) and forage crops which are removed from the holding	nil	nil	nil

TABLE 4

VALUE PER TONNE OF PURCHASED FARMYARD MANURE

Type of Manure	No crop off	After one growing season	After two growing seasons	After three growing seasons
	p	p	p	p
Cattle (farmyard manure)	735	368	184	nil
Horse (stable manure)	800	400	200	nil
Pig (farmyard manure)	770	385	193	nil
Poultry (deep litter)	1380	690	345	nil
Poultry (broiler manure)	1625	813	406	nil

TABLE 5(a

CATTLE, SHEEP AND PIGS—OPEN SLURRY

After one growing season		After two growing seasons
Feeding Stuff	No crop off	of arable crops (except forage crops) or of leys, permanent grassland or forage crops grazed or the product cut and fed on the holding or of root crops the tops of which are left on the land	of leys, permanent grassland, roots or forage crops where the product is removed from the holding	of arable crops (except forage crops) or of leys, permanent grassland or forage crops grazed or the product cut and fed on the holding or of root crops the tops of which are left on the land	of leys, permanent grassland, roots or forage crops where the product is removed from the holding
	p	p	p	p	p
1. Grass hay	395	197	53	84	12
2. Clover hay	470	235	78	96	18
3. Dried grass	523	262	88	106	20
4. Dried lucerne	532	266	92	106	19
5. Straw	133	66	26	25	5
6. Mangels	63	31	8	14	3
7. Swedes	47	23	8	10	2
8. Turnips	47	23	8	10	2
9. Potatoes	89	44	13	19	3
10. Sugar beet pulp (dried-molassed)	309	155	40	61	4
11. Sugar beet pulp (wet-double pressed 18% DM)	62	31	8	12	1
12. Brewers grains (wet)	67	34	33	10	9
13. Field beans	407	204	139	69	37
14. Field peas	310	155	103	51	25
15. Barley	204	102	67	37	20
16. Wheat	185	92	70	33	22
17. Oats	190	95	71	32	21
18. Maize	145	72	52	25	15
19. Rice meal	203	101	80	37	26
20. Middlings/Bran	411	205	148	80	52
21. Cassava (Manioc)	70	33	21	14	7
22. Hominy chop	277	139	97	53	32
23. Locust beans	137	68	32	25	7
24. Citrus pulp	158	79	40	27	8
25. Fish meal	1422	711	642	287	252
26. Soya bean meal	615	308	184	105	43
27. Decorticated cotton cake	685	342	267	123	85
28. Undecorticated cotton cake	563	281	206	108	70
29. Linseed cake/meal	524	262	180	93	52
30. Palm kernal cake/meal	265	133	107	45	32
31. Coconut cake/meal	521	261	135	103	41
32. Decorticated groundnut cake	502	251	173	76	37
33. Rapeseed cake/meal	607	303	222	108	67
34. Meat meal	1325	663	628	276	259
35. Meat and bone meal	1711	855	768	368	324
36. Dried skimmed milk	601	300	196	117	65
37. Skimmed milk (liquid)	59	29	19	11	6
38. Liquid whey	29	14	7	6	3
39. Liquid urea	452	226	70	81	3
40. Urea	1014	507	507	0	0
41. Compounded cake: for each 1%CP	20	10	8	4	3

TABLE 5(b

POULTRY—OPEN SLURRY

After one growing season		After two growing seasons
Feeding Stuff	No crop off	of arable crops (except forage crops) or of leys, permanent grassland or forage crops grazed or the product cut and fed on the holding or of root crops the tops of which are left on the land	of leys, permanent grassland, roots or forage crops where the product is removed from the holding	of arable crops (except forage crops) or of leys, permanent grassland or forage crops grazed or the product cut and fed on the holding or of root crops the tops of which are left on the land	of leys, permanent grassland, roots or forage crops where the product is removed from the holding
	p	p	p	p	p
1. Dried grass	493	213	39	106	20
2. Field beans	371	138	74	69	37
3. Field peas	284	102	50	51	25
4. Barley	189	75	40	37	20
5. Wheat	171	66	44	33	22
6. Oats	173	65	41	32	21
7. Maize	133	51	30	25	15
8. Rice meal	188	73	52	37	26
9. Middlings/Bran	384	161	104	80	52
10. Cassava (Manioc)	65	28	13	14	7
11. Fish meal	1360	574	505	287	252
12. Soya bean meal	570	210	87	105	43
13. Decorticated cotton cake	637	246	171	123	85
14. Undecorticated cotton cake	526	216	141	108	70
15. Linseed cake/meal	486	186	104	93	52
16. Palm Kernel cake/meal	245	89	63	45	32
17. Decorticated groundnut cake	456	152	74	76	37
18. Rapeseed cake/meal	561	215	134	108	67
19. Meat meal	1280	552	518	276	259
20. Meat and bone meal	1643	735	648	368	324
21. Compounded cake: for each 1% CP	19	8	5	4	3

TABLE 6

ADJUSTMENTS FOR PREPARATION AND STORAGE OF EFFLUENT

Method of preparation and storage	Adjustment to open slurry (average conditions) tables
Closed slurry under average conditions	Add 20 per cent
Closed slurry under ideal conditions	Add 30 per cent
Farmyard manure under average conditions	Add 40 per cent
Farmyard manure under ideal conditions	Add 50 per cent
Slurry under adverse conditions	Subtract up to 50 per cent depending on conditions
Farmyard manure under adverse conditions	Add up to 30 per cent depending on conditions
Feedingstuffs fed directly on the land	Add 35 per cent