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7.—(1) On arable land cultivated for crop production, a farmer must either—
(a)use suitable break crops to maintain organic matter in the soil in an arable rotation; or
(b)optimise the application of organic materials to land by applying rates of application of the material calculated by reference to the requirements of the soil and crops grown.
(2) Where a farmer uses the option specified in sub-paragraph (1)(b), the farmer must make and keep for 5 years a written record of the organic materials, and the quantities of those materials, applied to the land.
8. Except on an area of land prone to wind erosion of the soil, a farmer must incorporate livestock manures spread on stubble into the soil within a period of 2 weeks after the date of spreading on a particular area of stubble.
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