BIOSECURITY. Contractor must have a written policy regarding biosecurity and the food supply, in accordance with the Bioterrorism Act 2002 under the US Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug Administration and under the USDA, Food Safety and Inspection Service.
BIOSECURITY. All suppliers of RDA are to comply State and Federal Regulations regarding Biosecurity and Farm Management procedures as required by the relevant authorities.
BIOSECURITY. The health of the flock or biosecurity issues at the farm or in the geographic region of the Rental Premises shall not affect this Agreement and shall not be grounds for the proration of rent or termination of this Agreement, unless agreed upon in writing by the parties. [Alternatively- If the onset of a biosecurity issue or flock illness makes the use of the Rental Premises impossible, then both the Owner and Renter shall have the option to terminate this Agreement. Such option shall be exercised by the written notice to the other party within fifteen (15) days after the onset of the biosecurity issue or flock illness and the Renter’s liability for the rent shall be prorated and abated during the fifteen (15) day period and thereafter.]
BIOSECURITY. In all other respects, neither party shall allow visitor traffic or other inspections of the premises without prior consent, it being the understanding of the parties that this requirement is intended to insure disease control with regard to Grower’s facility.
BIOSECURITY. Weeds and pest animal pose a threat to existing vegetation and proposed plantings. It is recommended that these threats be controlled, and management advice is available from the following sources: Catchment Management Officer at the local Waikato Regional Council Office Controlling weeds in riparian margins. A guide to restoration projects and other plantings Booklet, published by Waikato Regional Council Waikato Regional Council plant pest and animal pest Biosecurity Officers, phone 0800 BIOSEC (0000 000 000) Waikato Regional Council web site: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xx/Xxxxxxxx/Xxxxxxxx- services/Plant-and-animal-pests/ Weed Busters web site: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
BIOSECURITY. Vendor must have a written policy regarding biosecurity and the food supply, in accordance with the Bioterrorism Act 2002 under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug Administration and under the USDA, Food Safety and Inspection Service.
BIOSECURITY. To protect the Nation’s Forests and to minimise the risk of introducing or spreading harmful pests and diseases, biosecurity measures appropriate to the level of risk at the location of work, are expected to be undertaken. For more information and guidance, please visit xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/guidance/prevent- the-introduction-and-spread-of-tree-pests-and-diseases
BIOSECURITY. Weeds and pest animal pose a threat to existing vegetation and proposed plantings. It is recommended that these threats be controlled, and management advice is available from the following sources: Land Management Officer at the local Waikato Regional Council Office Controlling weeds in riparian margins. A guide to restoration projects and other plantings Booklet, published by Waikato Regional Council Waikato Regional Council plant pest and animal pest advisors, phone 0800 BIOSECURITY (0800 246 732) Waikato Regional Council web site: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx/xxxxx Weed Busters web site: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx It is critical that care be undertaken during all weed spraying to avoid damage to indigenous riparian plantings and that appropriate training be provided to contractors/staff in this regard.
BIOSECURITY. 7.1 The Purchaser shall comply and shall ensure that the Purchaser Representatives comply with and observe the following conditions and shall produce to Forestry and Land Scotland if requested such evidence as Forestry and Land Scotland may require to show that the Purchaser has satisfied this provision. Biosecurity requirements are detailed in UKFS and UKWAS. Specific Biosecurity requirements to Scotland including requirements for particular pests or diseases can be obtained from the Scottish Forestry website.
BIOSECURITY. The Marina Management has the right to deny berthage to any vessel which is fouled, or is suspected of carrying marine pests, and enforce removal and cleaning of fouled vessels. The Marina Management, at their own discretion, and at any time may request confirmation of documentation from vessel owners for their last antifoul/hull clean.
