ANNEX A
Example 1 - No land area change between SAF 2005 and SAF 2007
- Main Farm code in the standard area
- grazing category D, less disadvantaged land
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.7 lu/ha - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- 100% cattle for LFASS 2006 = 1.7 uplift - frozen for 2007 - 2009
LFASS 2007
Example 2 - 2007 land increase
- Main Farm code in standard area
- 500 ha claimed for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005) - same as example 1
- 600 eligible ha claimed for LFASS 2007 ( SAF 2007)
- grazing category D, less disadvantaged land
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.7 lu/ha - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- 100% cattle for LFASS 2006 = 1.7 uplift - frozen for 2007 - 2009
LFASS 2007
Example 3 - minimum stocking density restriction - no land area change between SAF 2005 and SAF 2007
- Main Farm code in very fragile area
- grazing category A, more disadvantaged land
- 400 ha claimed for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005) and 2007 ( SAF 2007)
- 35 lus for LFASS 2006
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.09 lu/ha - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- no cattle uplift - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- Minimum stocking density limit for LFASS 06 and LFASS 07 is 0.12
LFASS 2007
Example 4 - minimum stocking density restriction - land increase in SAF 2007
- Main Farm code in very fragile area
- grazing category A, more disadvantaged land
- 400 ha claimed for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005)
- 500 eligible ha claimed for LFASS 2007 ( SAF 2007)
- 35 lus for LFASS 2006
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.09 lu/ha - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- no cattle uplift - frozen for 2007
LFASS 2007 minimum stocking density restriction
Example 5 - maximum stocking density restriction - 2007 land increase
- Main Farm code in fragile area
- grazing category C, less disadvantaged land
- 400 ha claimed for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005)
- 500 eligible ha claimed for LFASS 2007 ( SAF 2007)
- 720 lus for LFASS 2006
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 1.8 lu/ha ( i.e. 720lu / 400ha) - frozen for LFASS 2007 - 2009
- 30% cattle for LFASS 2006 = 1.35 uplift - frozen for LFASS 2007 - 2009
Maximum stocking density restriction
Example 6 - NRFD restriction
- Main Farm code in standard area
- grazing category D, less disadvantaged land
- 400 eligible ha claimed for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005) and 2007 ( SAF 2007)
- 250 lus for LFASS 2006
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.63 lu/ha - frozen for LFASS 2007
- no eligible cattle for LFASS 2006 = no uplift - frozen for LFASS 2007
- 114600 litres Milk quota as at 31 March 2004 (as used for LFAS 2006) frozen for LFASS 2007 - 2009
NRFD restriction (as calculated for LFASS 2006)
Example 7 - Non Ring Fenced Dairy restriction - 2007 land increase
- Main Farm code in standard area
- grazing category D, less disadvantaged land
- 400 ha claimed for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005)
- 500 eligible ha claimed for LFASS 2007 ( SAF 2007)
- 250 lus for LFASS 2006
- stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.63 lu/ha - frozen for 2007
- no eligible cattle for LFASS 2006 = no uplift - frozen for 2007
- 114600 litres Milk quota as at 31 March 2004 ( LFASS 2006 - frozen for 2007 - 2009)
LFASS 2007
NRFD restriction (as calculated for LFASS 2006)
Example 8 - New applicant or an applicant not paid LFASS 2005 and LFASS 2006
- Main Farm code in standard area
- Farmer A claimed and paid LFASS 2006 (based on SAF 2005)
- Farmer A's 2001 stocking levels indicate grazing category D, less disadvantaged land
- Farmer A claimed and paid on basis of 500 ha for LFASS 2006 ( SAF 2005)
- 250 lus for LFASS 2006
- Farmer A's stocking density for LFASS 2006 was 0.5 lu/ha - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- Farmer A's 100% eligible cattle for LFASS 2006 = 1.7 uplift - frozen for 2007 - 2009
- Farmer A's 114600 litres Milk quota as at 31 March 2004 ( LFAS 06) - frozen for 2007
- Farmer B takes over farm late 2006 and submits SAF 2007 & LFASS 2007
- Farmer B's entitlement for LFASS 2007 calculated on the basis of the stocking density, Milk Quota and cattle uplift values calculated for farmer A for SAF 2005 LFASS 2006
LFASS 2007
Farmer A's NRFD restriction (as calculated for LFASS 2006)
If farmer A's farm had been split between 2 or more farmers, they would each have the same historic values applied to their respective portions of the LFASS 2006 holding unless the land acquired was added to an existing LFASS holding - these circumstances would be treated as an expansion of the incomer's LFASS 06 holding.