Hill Farming Act 1946
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Change 1
FIRST SCHEDULE improvements which may be included in schemes for rehabilitation of hill farming land
Section 1. 1 Erection, alteration, enlargement or reconditioning of farm buildings. 2 Erection, Alteration, enlargement or reconditioning of farm houses. 3 Erection, improvement or reconditioning of cottages attached, or to be attached, to a farm 4 Making or improvement of roads or bridges and of piers, jetties or slips 5 Making or improvement of watercourses, ponds or wells or of works for the application of water power or for the supply of water for agricultural or domestic purposes. 6 Execution of works for or in connection with the supply of electricity for agricultural or domestic purposes. 7 Provision or improvement of accommodation for the dipping or treatment of sheep or cattle. 8 Provision or improvement of pens and other equipment for use for or in connection with the sheltering, gathering, marking, dipping or treatment of sheep or cattle. 9 Construction or improvement of silos 10 Making or removal of permanent fences. 11 Restoration or improvement of permanent fences. 12 Provision or improvement of grids designed or adapted to prevent the passage of sheep or cattle. 13 Drainage. 14 Reclaiming of waste land. 15 Establishment of shelter belts. 16 Liming of land. 17 Application to land of purchased artificial or other purchased manure. 18 Laying down of permanent pasture. 19 Reseeding and regeneration of grazings and other cultural operations. 20 Removal of bracken, whins, gorse, bushes, scrub, stumps, roots boulders or other like obstructions to cultivation 21 Burning heather or grass or making muirburn. 22 Provision of machinery and implements. 23 Pest destruction.
FIRST SCHEDULE improvements which may be included in schemes for rehabilitation of hill farming land
Section 1. 1 Erection, alteration, enlargement or reconditioning of farm buildings. 2 Erection, Alteration, enlargement or reconditioning of farm houses. 3 Erection, improvement or reconditioning of cottages attached, or to be attached, to a farm 4 Making or improvement of roads or bridges and of piers, jetties or slips 5 Making or improvement of watercourses, ponds or wells or of works for the application of water power or for the supply of water for agricultural or domestic purposes. 6 Execution of works for or in connection with the supply of electricity for agricultural or domestic purposes. 7 Provision or improvement of accommodation for the dipping or treatment of sheep or cattle. 8 Provision or improvement of pens and other equipment for use for or in connection with the sheltering, gathering, marking, dipping or treatment of sheep or cattle. 9 Construction or improvement of silos 10 Making or removal of permanent fences. 11 Restoration or improvement of permanent fences. 12 Provision or improvement of grids designed or adapted to prevent the passage of sheep or cattle. 13 Drainage. 14 Reclaiming of waste land. 15 Establishment of shelter belts. 16 Liming of land. 17 Application to land of purchased artificial or other purchased manure. 18 Laying down of permanent pasture. 19 Reseeding and regeneration of grazings and other cultural operations. 20 Removal of bracken, whins, gorse, bushes, scrub, stumps, roots boulders or other like obstructions to cultivation 21 Burning heather or grass or making muirburn. 22 Provision of machinery and implements. 23 Pest destruction.
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