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Power Plant Size (MW) EPC Equipment Unit Costs f /kW) EPC Equipment Costs ( million) Site Costs, Fees, Contingen. ( million) Tree Farm Establish. (S million) Total Capital Cost (S million)... 

It is clear though that for a grassroots movement, as the organic movement was, to move into the mainstream in the space of 25 years in the face of opposition from the scientific establishment, ridicule from the farming establishment, and hesitant apathy from the political establishment, is unusual if not unique, and is worthy of sociological and political study — if, in the next 25 years we can build on past experiences. 

To obtain the best productivity from a wind turbine, it must be sited adequately. Whether establishing a wind farm with a hundred turbines or a single tur-... 

BISRA tests on galvanised steel pipe buried for five years at five different sites are described by Hudson and Acock The galvanised pipes resisted corrosion rather better than steel at all sites. Galvanised pipes of small diameter are frequently used to provide underground water services in farms and similar establishments, and little trouble is experienced. 

The MHLW recognizes the official analytical methods for inspection and survey of MRLs for crops in the market 112 residue analytical methods have already been established and authorized. MHLW also approves the use of the original analytical methods for the official surveillance by which methods local governments analyze residues as they inspect local commercial farm commodities. In such a case, the reliability of the original analytical methods should be guaranteed as being equivalent to that of the official analytical methods. 

For studies involving test substance application to soil, there may be a requirement for more soil information than for studies where applications are made to foliage of established crops. The study protocol should describe any specific requirements relative to soil type selection and how to confirm the soil characteristics for the study. Most studies simply require that the soil be identified by its name (e.g., Keystone silt loam) and composition (e.g., percent sand, silt, and clay). This information can typically be acquired from farm records, a soil survey of the local area, or a typical soil analysis by a local soil analysis laboratory. In some instances, a GLP compliant soil analysis must be completed. The study protocol must clearly define what is needed and how it is to be obtained. Unless specified in the protocol, non-GLP sources are adequate to identify the soil and its characteristics. The source of the soil information should be identified in the field trial record. 

The monitoring of organic farms in Europe and North America is relatively well-established. However, as Herrmann and Heid (2000) pointed out, several European member states are voicing doubts about the reliability of control mechanisms among groups of small farmers in Latin America, Africa and Asia. 

Early studies carried out by Angelov et al. [102] established the herbicidal activity of 4-iodo-2,5-dihydro-l,2-oxaphosphole-2-oxide derivatives 91. Some of the tested compounds showed promising properties for further application as herbicides in farming. 

Now it is clear that given an infinite binary tape t there is a free interpretation on Sn for which t - t (x). The schemes in Sn that we shall use to establish our undecidability results will actually test only expressions of the farm f Vx) far m > 2 and so for all purposes a tape t can be considered to correspond to a "unique" (unique as far as concerns operation of the schemes in question) free interpretation I such that... 

One of the most important methods of reducing Fusarium infection risk by minimizing inoculum levels is to establish diversified crop rotations which avoid growing maize and cereals before cereals. Since maize as a pre-crop for cereals (especially wheat) is rarely used in organic systems, this risk is applied mainly to conventional farming systems where this practice has increased over the last 20 years. 

To improve the ability to establish best practice with respect to manure use and prevention of pathogen transfer (especially on farms which are converting to organic farm management), a hazard analysis critical control point (HACCP)-based quality assurance system has been proposed (Haward and Leifert, 1999). This proposed four main critical control points (CCPs) (see Table 19.4). 

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