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Potential intercropping areas before summer cultivationPotential intercropping areas before summering

Potential intercropping areas before summeringPotential intercropping areas before summer cultivation

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This national German dataset identifies field blocks within nitrate-vulnerable zones subject to intercropping requirements under Paragraph 13a(2)(7) of the German Fertiliser Ordinance (DüV). On agricultural land with long-term average annual precipitation of at least 550 mm, an intermediate crop must be sown in autumn and may not be terminated before 15 January where the following main crop is planted after 1 February and receives fertiliser with significant nitrogen content. Areas where pre-cultivation occurred after 1 October are exempt. The designation applies only to the relevant field blocks linked to nitrate sites, and the underlying spatial reference-parcel data is recalculated annually as of 1 February.}Description generated based on the regulatory text; access is free without authentication.}The surfaces are part of the field blocks of the nitrate backdrop. Within those areas, Paragraph 13a(2)(7) of the DüV provides that an intermediate crop is to be grown in autumn on agricultural land on which the long-term average annual precipitation is >= 550 mm and may not be broken down before 15 January if the subsequent crop is sown or planted after 1 February and fertilisers with a significant nitrogen content are to be applied before or for that crop. Areas on which the pre-cultivation took place after 1 October are exempted from this requirement. The designation of this site is linked to the nitrate site and is given only for the affected field blocks. The spatial data of the reference parcels concerned will be calculated annually on 1 February.