(2) Where a producer markets turkey in excess of the producer’s periodic breeder, broiler, hen or tom allotment in respect of a period that is a portion of a control period, the Commodity Board may reduce the producer’s periodic breeder, broiler, hen or tom allotment, as the case may be, in respect of the subsequent period by a quantity of turkey equal to that excess.

(b) during a portion of a control period in excess of any periodic breeder, broiler, hen or tom allotment assigned to that producer in respect of that portion of the control period.

Where linked enclosures are used, care should be taken to monitor female-female aggression when the male is out of sight in the other part of the enclosure.

In the WMU 48 area from Pembroke along the Ottawa River to Mattawa and west of a portion of Algonquin Park, there will be six bull and three cow tags available. Again, they are down significantly.

(11) Traditional livestock farming activities should be supported in Madeira in order to help meet local consumption needs. To that end, derogations are needed from some of the provisions of the common market organisations which restrict production, to take account of the development and particular conditions of local production, which are quite different from those in the rest of the Community. This objective may also be pursued indirectly by financing genetic improvement programmes involving the purchase of pure-bred breeding animals, by purchasing commercial breeds more suited to local conditions and by supplementing the suckler cow p ...[+++]remium and the slaughter premium, and, pending the development of local livestock farming, temporary provision should be made for the supply of male animals for fattening, the number of such animals to be supplied each year being limited so as not to compromise the abovementioned objective.

At the same time, it will decide on the Commission proposal regarding the new German Länder (For the record: the Commission proposal extends to the territory of the new German Länder as of 1 January 1997 all the provisions relating to the premium arrangements applicable throughout the rest of the Community, namely determination of an individual quota of rights to the suckler cow premium for each producer and application of the 90-head limit for allocation of the premium for male bovine animals. Deseasonalization premium The deseasonalization premium has been maintained, with a seasonal slaughter coefficient of 35%. This figure is to be a ...[+++]pplied separately to Ireland and Northern Ireland, but if the activating price is exceeded in either, the deseasonalization premium will apply throughout both Ireland and Northern Ireland. The cost of this measure will be financed from the BSE reserve. Sheepmeat and goatmeat - The basic price is to remain at its current level; seasonal adjustment will continue unchanged. - The opening of the private storage procedure will be speeded up, with the Commission being able to introduce a procedure to fix the amount of aid in advance. - The derogation granted to the new German Länder for the application of the limits on ewe premiums is extended until 2000. Unused premium rights will be entirely allocated to the reserve. Pork The status quo for this sector is maintained, namely a basic price of ECU 1509,39 per tonne for the standard quality of pork slaughtered (definition unchanged), valid for the period from 1 July 1996 to 30 June 1997.