910.13 DZVOPD

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Art. 5 Verordnung vom 23. Oktober 2013 über die Direktzahlungen an die Landwirtschaft (DZV) - Mindestarbeitsaufkommen

DZV; 1. Titel: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 2. Kapitel: Voraussetzungen

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Art. 5 DZV · Mindestarbeitsaufkommen

Direktzahlungen werden nur ausgerichtet, wenn auf dem Betrieb ein Arbeitsbedarf von mindestens 0,20 SAK besteht.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (7)

B-2864/2019 (Art. 5 DZV)

Farmer Denied Direct Payments for Pasture Not Used on Own Account

This provision establishes the minimum workload (SAK) required for direct payments. The court found that the appellant's farm did not meet this minimum after excluding the disputed pasture land.

RRB.Nr.2018.000997 · ag (Art. 5 DZV)

Farm Recognition for Direct Payments Does Not Mandate Zoning Change

Specifies the minimum workload (SAK) required for direct payments.

AGVE.2019.60 · ag (Art. 5 DZV)

Leisure Farm Status Confirmed Despite Direct Payment Recognition

Cited regarding the minimum workload requirement for direct payments.

B-1764/2012 (Art. 5 DZV)

Farmer v. Agricultural Authority (2010 Direct Payments Reduction)

Condition for direct payments is compliance with environmental regulations.

B-3350/2009 (Art. 5 DZV)

Farmer Denied Agricultural Payments for 2008 Due to Unfulfilled Ecological Requirements and Animal Welfare Violations

Cited as a condition for direct payments, requiring compliance with relevant environmental, water protection, and animal protection legislation.

AGVE.2007.70 · ag (Art. 5 DZV)

Farmer's Direct Payments Upheld Despite Cantonal Directive Non-Compliance

Repeats the principle that direct payments can be reduced or denied if animal protection legislation is not followed.

5.DZ.2005.50007 · ag (Art. 5 DZV)

Farmer's Direct Payments Upheld Despite Minor Guideline Interpretations

Repeats the principle that direct payments can be reduced or denied if animal protection legislation is not followed.