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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Water Resources (Control of Agricultural Pollution) (Wales) Regulations 2021, Paragraph 7.
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7.—(1) The enhanced nutrient management plan for the holding must—
(a)include a risk map, produced in accordance with paragraph 11(1), indicating the location of the fields to which the plan relates, and
(b)clearly state in relation to any field referred to in the plan the type of fertiliser to be used.
(2) The enhanced nutrient management plan must record—
(a)the soil phosphorus index for each area of the holding with the same cropping regime, nutrient management regime and soil type,
(b)the optimum amount of phosphate fertiliser (kg) that should be spread on the crop, taking into account the soil phosphorus index,
(c)the amount of nitrogen (kg) likely to be available for uptake by the crop from any organic manure intended to be spread for crop uptake in the growing season during the relevant period,
(d)the amount of phosphate (kg) likely to be supplied to meet the requirement of the crop from any organic manure spread or intended to be spread during the relevant period, calculated in accordance with—
(i)tables 1 and 2 (as applicable) of Schedule 1,
(ii)sampling and analysis in accordance with Part 2 of Schedule 3, or
(iii)technical analyses provided by the supplier,
(e)the amount of manufactured nitrogen fertiliser (kg) required (that is, the optimum amount of nitrogen required by the crop less the amount of nitrogen that will be available for crop uptake from any organic manure spread during the relevant period), and
(f)the amount of manufactured phosphate fertiliser (kg) required (that is, the optimum amount of phosphate required by the crop less the amount of phosphate supplied for crop uptake from any organic manure spread for the purpose of fertilising the crop during the relevant period).]
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