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COMMISSION OFTHEEUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
COM(78)301final.
Brussels,30June1978
Proposalfora
COUNCILDECISION
adoptingjointresearchprogrammesandprogrammesfor
coordinating agricultural research
I
(submittedtotheCouncilbytheCommission)
C0M(78)301final

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
Article 5ofRegulation (EEC)No1728/74onthecoordination of
agricultural research provides that specific measures maytake the
form ofjoint projects orofcoordination ofactivities andthat
these measures should relate togiven research topics orareas .
TheCouncil Decision of22July 1975 hadprovided fortheimplementation
offour specific measures concerning respectively :
-animal leucoses
-effluents from intensive stockrearing
-beef production
-theproduction ofvegetable proteins
These specifice measures ,concerning which the Commission hassubmitted
aninterim report totheCouncil andtheParliament will terminate
on31December 1978 .
The Commission issubmitting totheCouncil theattached programme
ofspecific measures tobecarried outover thefive-year period
commencing on 1January 1979 .
Inworking out theattached five-year programme the Commission has
taken thefollowing asabasis :
-new research requirements ,resulting both from the development of
the common agricultural policy and from theprospects for Community
agriculture
-experience gained with Community coordination "ofagricultural research
during theinitial stage ,from which the lessons will have tobe
drawn fortheperiod proper commencing in1979 ^
-exchanges ofviews which ithas hadwith the Standing Committee on
Agricultural Research ,whose members are responsible for the programming
ofagricultural research intheir respective Member States ,regarding
the aims and trends ofagricultural research inthe Member States .
The common agricultural policy isfaced with the complex ,urgent and
vital problem ofhowtoimprove the income offarmers inall regions ,
butitishaving tosolve this problem indifficult economic circumstances ,
while all thetime avoiding anyfurther aggravation ofthepresent market
situation andwhile taking account oftheforthcoming enlargement ofthe
Community .Inmany regions theunfavourable structures within which
farms operate must beimproved .Farmers must realise that they have a
chance toimprove their productivity byrationalising their holding
and bycutting back their production costs .
Apart from the removal ofsuch obstacles tointra-Community trade as

inspectionsforanimalandplantdiseases,theforthcomingfive-year
researchcoordination programmeshouldgiveprioritytothesocio-
structuralproblemsandtothemostefficientuseofnaturalresources
andenergy,dueaccountbeingtakenoftheoutletsavailablefor
productionandspecialemphasisbeinglaidontheproblemsofthe
least-favoured regions,especiallytheMediterranean regions.
4.ThetrialperiodwhichisnowcomingtoaclosehasshowntheCommission :
-thatcoordination cannotbeachievedandmadetrulyoperational
withinlessthanfiveyears;
-thatcoordination shouldbemoreflexibleinnature;itspurpose
canbeachievedmorecomprehensively andmoreeconomically if,during
theprogramme,theemphasiscanbeshiftedfromcertainaspectsor
measurestoothers,withtheactiveparticipation oftheStanding
CommitteeonAgricultural Researchactingasa"ManagementCommittee";
-thattheobjectiveofcoordination canbeattainedbyreducingthe
numberofprojectsjointlyfinancedundereachspecificmeasureand
byincreasingthenumberandintensityofthecoordinatedactivities.
Thisapproachhastwoadvantages :theinstitutesandcentrestaking
partarebetterpreparedtocontinuetheirresearchoneCommunity
coordination,whichcanonlybetemporary,hasceasedandthebudgetary
costsofthespecificmeasurescanbekeptdown.Ontheotherhand,
aheavierburdenhastobebornebytheCommission,whichhasto
coordinate numerousinstitutes andresearchworkersonawiderscale
andmoreintensively .
5.Inviewoftheseconsiderations ,theCommissionisproposingtothe
Councilthatacoordination programmebeadoptedcoveringtheperiod
1979-1983andcomprisingthefollowingmeasures:
ilanduseandruraldevelopment
iiMediterranean agriculture
iiiagricultural wasteandeffluentsfromintensivestockrearing
ivanimalpathology
vimprovingtheproductivity ofEuropeanbeefherds,
vibiologicalandintegratedpestcontrol
viimethodsofimprovingplantresistancetodiseaseandenvironmental
pressures
viiiAgro-foodresearch
ixelmdisease:thisisapilotschemeforcoordinating research
intotreediseases
ximprovements intheproductionofplantproteins.

6. These tenspecific programmes areinLine with thefollowing four
objectives ofthe common agricultural policy :
a.socio-structural objectives ,(1,2,3)
b.removal ofobstacles tointra-Communi tyagricultural markets (4)
c.efficiency ofproduction (5,6,7,8,9)
d.alternative products (inparti cular ,the-improvement offodder
production )(10).
7. Annex Isets out,inrespect ofeach specific measure ,the main lines
onwhi hthe coordination ofresearch will bebased .The Commission
drew upthese guidelines atthe endof1977,following anexchange
ofviews with the Standing Committee onAgricultural Research .They
will,however ,bedefined inamore precise anddetailed manner before
the endof1978 after another exchange ofviews with the Committee ,
assisted bygroups ofexperts set upforthis purpose .
ι
8. Thecurrent programme ofwork requires expenditure ofsome 3.5million EUA
peryear .Forthe 1979-1983 five-year programme ,thetotal estimates
amount to18602 000 EUA,i.e. ayearly average of3.7million EUA.
Thus,since the number ofmeasures tobeundertaken has more than
doubled and since research costs aresteadily increasing ,the Commission
iskeeping within previous financial limits .This will mean very
careful selection ofthe research projects forwhich Community financing
will bemade available under each programme .
Annex IIsets out thedetailed estimates byyear and bymeasure .
9.Annex IIIgives precise figures forthestaff numbers necessary to
putthis proposal into practice .
10.Iti\Sproposed that theCouncil adopt ,inaccordance with Article 5
ofRegulation (EEC)No1728/74of27June 1974,theattached Decision
concerning "joint research programmes andprogrammes forcoordinating
agricultural research ".

PROPOSAL FOPA
COUNCILDECISION
adoptingjointresearchprogrammesandprogrammesforcoordinating
agricultural research.
THECOUNCILOFTHEEUROPEANCOMMUNITIES
HavingregardtotheTreatyestablishing theEuropeanEconomicCommunity,
andinparticularArticle43thereof,
1
HavingregardtotheproposalfromtheCommission
HavingregardtotheOpinionoftheEuropeanParliament^,
WhereasCouncilRegulation (EEC)No1728/74of27June1974onthe
coordination ofagricultural research(3)providesforcoordination at
Communitylevelofnationalagricultural researchprojects,inorderto
contributetowardsattainingtheobjectivesofthecommonagricultural
policy;
WhereasArticle5oftheaboveRegulationprovidesthattheCouncilis
todecideuponspecificmeasuresforthecoordination ofresearch
activities soastoallowrationalorganization ofmeansemployed,efficient
useofresultsandtheorientation ofsuchworktowardstheaimsofthe
commonagricultural policy,aswellastheimplementation ofjointprojects
designedtosecondorsupplement workundertakenintheMemberStatesin
fieldswhichareofparticularimportancetotheCommunity;
WhereasnumerousregionsoftheCommunityarelaggingbehindindevelopment
andthereareseriousproblems,particularly intheMediterranean regions
andcertainlessfavouredareaswithinthemeaningofCouncilDirective
75/268/EECof28April1975(4),whereasmeasuresmustbetakeninrespect
oftheseless-favoured areassoastoenablebetterusetobemadeofthe
humanpotentialandtoencourageageneralmobilization ofallmeanslikely
toincreasethereturnfromtheland,havingregardinparticulartoits
capacityforcropandlivestockproductionandthepossibility ofrecycling
wastefromtheagricultural andfoodindustries,bydefiningcrop-growing
andlivestock-rearing methodsappropriatetotheregion;whereasthe
prospectofenlargement oftheCommunitymakesitmoreurgenttofindsolutions
totheseproblems;whereasthesemeasureswillcontributeintheirspecific
waystore-establishing naturalbalanceguaranteeing harmonybetweenindividuals
andtheirenvironment;
Whereasprogressinresearchonthecombatingofdiseases
willhelptoeliminatemajorobstaclestotheharmonization oflawsandto
trade,bothwithintheCommunityandwithnon-membercountries,inanimals
andlivestockproducts;whereasthelackofastandardCommunitymethodfor
diagnosingbovineleucosisconstitutes anobstacletothemovementofbreeding
cattle;whereas,theexistenceinareasborderingontheCommunityofpermanent
centresofAfricanswinefevercontinually menacesCommunitypigfarms;
whereasmeasurestoachieveastandardmethodforthediagnosisofbovine
(1)OJNoC
(2)OJNoC
(3)OJNoL1825.7.1974,p.1
(4)OJNo

leucosisandthecontrolofswinefeveroutsidetheterritoryofthe
Communitythereforeappearnecessary;whereasattemptsshouldalso
bemadetoensurethesystematiceliminationoflossesamongyoungcattle
bydevelopingmethodsofcontrollingperinatalpathology;
Whereasthereisseriouseconomicwastageinlivestock,cropandfood
production,duetomanagementmethodswhichhaveupsetthephysiological,
pathological andecologicalbalance;
Whereas,whileanumberofproductsareinsurplusintheCommunity,there
isalsoagrowingproteindeficitleadingtoanincreaseinexpensive
imports;whereasfodderandcerealsareunder-utilized asaviablesource
ofanimalfeed;whereasproductionofsurplusproductscouldbereplaced
bytheproductionofprotein-bearers ;whereasencouragingtheproduction
offodder,protein-bearing plants,oil-bearingplantsandlong-strawed cereals
impliesincreasingproteinyieldperunitofexistingorpotentialCommunity
crops,
HASDECIDEDASFOLLOWS:
Article 1
1.Thejointresearchprogrammes andtheprogrammestocoordinateresearch
concerningsocio-structural objectives,theremovalofobstaclesto
tradeonintra-Community agricultural markets,theefficiencyof
productionandalternativeproducts(improvement offodderproduction),
asspecifiedin.AnnexIareherebyadopted.
2.Theprogrammesshallrunforfiveyearsfrom1January1979.
3.Theamountsneededtofinancethemshallbeenteredeachyearinthe
generalbudgetoftheCommunities.
Article2
DetailedrulesfortheapplicationofthisDecision,concerninginparticular
thescientificprioritiestobeobservedincommonprogrammes,thecriteriafor
selectingtheresearchcentresandinstitutesinvitedtocollaboratein
implementingtheimplementingthespecificmeasuresandtheGuidanceof
programmewhiletheyarebeingcarriedout,shallbeadoptedinaccordance
withtheprocedurelaiddowninArticle8ofRegulation(EEC)No1728/74
Article3
TheConr-issionshallensuretheimplementation ofthecoordination
programmesbyorganizingseminars,conferences,studyvisits,exchanges
ofresearchworkers ;»ndscienliiii *v.vrkin«imeetin«>s.-mdhycotlertino,
analysingandpublishingtheresults.
Article4
On1July1981and,afterconclusionoftheprogrammes,notlaterthan31July
1984theCommissionshallreporttotheEuropeanParliamentandtheCouncil
ontheresultsoftheactivitiescarriedoutundertheprogrammescovered
bythisDecisionandontheuseofthefundsallocatedforthesemeasures.
DoneatBrussels, FortheCouncil

ANNEX I
SPECIFIC MEASURES
A. SOCIO-STRUCTURAL OBJECTIVES
1. Programme fortheappropriate useofland andrural development
-research into theappropriate useofland (agriculture ,forestry ,
pasture )
-special problems ofless-favoured regions
-forest-pasture systems ,balance between forest andpasture having
regard totheopportunities forextensive stock rearing ,re-establishing
wild life and checking fires
-assessment oftechniques for the management ofland and water resources
-measures toprotect and maintain land and water resources
-regional development and redevelopment plans
-therelationship between individual andhis environment .
2.Mediterranean agriculture programme
-new ways tomake the most ofagricultural resources inshort supply
-systematic search forproduction alternatives soastodevelop
agriculture and encourage change tonewvarieties and types offarming
inMediterranean areas
improving tfi«productivity ofexisting crops (including permanent
pasture )
t
3. Programme onagricultural wast.eandtheeffluent ofintensive stock rearing
-improvement ofcrops after thespreading ofsemi-liquid andsolid
manure andstudy ofthe long-term effects ontheenvironment :
completion andextension ofthemathematical model andassociated
research soastoachieve optimum monitoring ofthenatural regenerative
capacity ofsoils (particularly lont-term effects andtrace elements )
-technological problems posed byspreading semi-liquid manure andits
influence ontheenvironment (atmosphere ,soil,water )
-identification andcontrol ofodours produced byspreading semi-liquid
manure andstabling animals

B. RtMOVAL OFBARRIERS ONTHE INTRA-COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL MARKETS
4.Animal pathology programme
-protection ofanimals (mainly pigs andcattle )against perinatal
diseases ,intestinal diseases andrespiratory complaints andstudy
oftheir economic impact onthemanagement ofundertakings
-problems posed bythestorage ,transport andspreading ofsemi-liquid
andsolid manure asregards thequality offoodstuffs ofvegetable
andanimal origin :study oftheir impact onanimal andhuman health
(communicable diseases )
-bovine leucosis :establishment ofaharmonised system forcontrolling
this disease sothat animals andmeat maycirculate freely onthe
market
-African swine fever :establishment ofasystem forcontrolling u. :
diagnosing African swine fever outside theCommunity soastoprevent
contamination within theCommunity and toensure that pigs andpigmeat
continue tocirculate freely onthemarket .
C. PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY
5.Programme toimprove theproductivity ofCommunity beef herds
-interaction between genotype andfeeding andmanagement
-optimal useofresources inless-favoured regions
-increasing therate ofreproduction ofbeef herds
-increasing carcase andmeat quality
-effects ofstress and rearing conditions onherd productivity
6.Integrated andbiological pest control programmes
-studies for amore rational useofpeticides inthe light ofbetter
knowledge ofpest biology
-progressive replacement ofchemical pesticides bymethods which
cause less damage totheenvironment andconsume less energy
7.Programme onways ofimproving plant resistance todisease and
<*rivirorimwita lpressures
-genetic improvement ofplant material forlong-term resistance to
disease
-improved efforts atcoordination soastoachieve better useof
gene banks
8.Agro-food programme
-search fornewoutlets forsurplus products
-quality aspects ofproduce

9. Elm disease programme
-pilot effort atcoordination ontree disease problems
D. ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS -(IMPROVEMENT OF FODDER PRODUCTION )
10.Programme for improved production ofvegetable proteins
-research into improvement offeed and seed legumes
-research into improvement ofthe main oil-bearing crops
-research into improvement offodder grasses
-harvesting ,treatment andpreservation offodder grasses and legumes .

ANNEX II
BREAKDOWN OFAPPROPRIATIONS in EUA*
Programmes1979 1980 1981 ,1982 1983Totals
Socio-strucural 1.084.000 1.268.000r ;
2.092.000 I2.200.000
I2.200.000 8.844.000
Removal ofbarriers on
intra-Communi tyagriculural
markets 336.000 335.000 431 .000 400.000 400.000 1.902.000
Production efficiency 735.000 1.077.000 1.102.000 1.200.000 1.200.000 5.314.000
Alternative products
(upvaluing offodder crops ) 550.000 620.000 372.000 500.000 500.000 2.542.000
Totals 2.705.000 3.300.000 3.997.000 4.300.000 4.300.000 18.602.000
*asat 1February 1978

ANNEX III
Inorder togive effect to:
- Council Regulation (EEC)No1728/74of27June 1974 onthecoordination
ofagricultural research
- Council Decision 75/460/EECof22July 1975 adopting common research
programmes and programmes for the coordination ofresearch in the
field ofanimal leucoses ,livestock effluents ,beef production and
plant protein production
implementing the measures described inthis memorandum
itisessential togrant the department responsible thefollowing posts
inthe budget :
1A5/4post
.3A7/6 "
1B1 post
1B5/4 "
Itshould berealised that thestaff ofthe Division for the Coordination
ofAgricultural Research has never ,since thedivision was set up,been
made adequate forcarrying out the measures adopted bythe Council in
Regulations orDecisions .The measures referred tointhis memorandum
can beimplemented onlyifthedepartment responsible isprovided with
the necessary staff .

ARTICLE :314 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
ITEM 3141 RESEARCH PROGRAMMES
Appropriations requested inEUA
1978 1979
2890 000 2705 000
Remarks
Council Regulation No1728/74entrusted the Commission with thecoordination
ofagricultural research atCommunity level .Decision 75/460 accordingly
provided for aseries ofspecific common and coordinated programmes to
becarried out from 1975 to"1978,and theappropriations for these amounted
to10300 000 EUA over four years .
Since these programmes are coming toanend,the Commission -with the
agreement oftheStanding Committee onAgricultural Research -has forwarded
adraft regulation tothe Council adopting the new programmes tobe .
undertaken between 1979 and 1983 .

FINANCIAL MEMORANDUM
1.Relevantbudget'heading:
Title
Chapter
Article
Item3
31
314
3141
2.Measure:Agricultural research
Jointandcoordinatedprogrammeswiththefollowingobjectives:
-socio-structural objectives;
-efficiencyofproduction;
-removalofobstaclestointra-community agricultural markets;
-alternativeproducts(improvementoffodderproduction).
3.Legalbasis
-Article43oftheEECTreaty
-CouncilRegulation (EEC)No1728/74of27June1974onthe
coordination ofagricultural research-OJNoL182/1of5July1974.
4.Description,aimsandgrounds:
TheCommissionistomakeafinancialcontribution towardsresearch
carriedoutjointlywithMemberStates.
Theobjectivesoftheresearchprogramme1979-1983willbe:
A.SOCIO-STRUCTURAL OBJECTIVES :
Descritpion
-programmeontheappropriate useoflandandruraldevelopment;
-programmeonMediterranean agriculture;
-programmeonagricultural wasteandeffluentsfromintensive
stock-rearing .
Aimsandgrounds
Anumberofspecificprogrammeswillbackuptheimplementation ofthe
theCommunityDirectivesonmountainandhillfarming,less-favoured
areas,Mediterranean agriculture,landuse,andrelationsbetween
individuals andtheenvironment :
-toreducethedifferencebetweencertainareasinsocial,economic
andstructuraldevelopment;
-toincreasetheemploymentrateandthusreduceunder-employment
andunemployment amongtheagricultural population;
-toplanandimplementmeasurestoreducethenegativeeconomiceffects
whichenlargementcouldhaveontheless-favoured regionsandthe
southoftheCommunity;

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-toencouragefullerexploitation offodderresourcesandtheir
appropriate usebythosespeciesofanimalsrearedinintensiveunits.
B.EFFICIENCY OFPRODUCTION :
Description
-programmeforimprovingtheproductivity ofEuropeanbeefherds;
-biologicalpesticidep.rogramme-integratedpest-control programme;
-programmeonmethodstoimproveplantresistancetodiseaseand
environmental pressures;
-foodstuffsprogramme;
-programmeonelmdisease.
Aimsandgrounds
Giventheconsiderable wastecausedinanimal,cropandfoodproduction
bymethodswhichhaveledtophysiological,pathological orecological
imbalances,morebalancedsystemsshouldbeevolvedtolimittheeconomic
riskfromnewtechniquesandmarketcycles;newcommercialoutletsshould
befoundandnewmethodsshouldbedevisedsothatedibileby-products can
berecoveredorrecycledforagricultural use,thuslimitingorreabsorbing
certainsurplusesandreducingpollutioningeneral.
C.REMOVALOFOBSTACLES TOINTRA-COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL MARKETS:
Descritpion :
Ammalpathologyprogramme.
Aimsandgrounds
Researchintoepizooticdiseasesisadirectcontribution towards
improvingfarmproductivity andhelpstoeliminatemajorobstaclesto
theapproximation oflawsandtointra-Community andextra-Community
tradeinanimalsandanimalproducts;thelackofastandardCommunity
methodforthediagnosisofbovineleucosisconstitutes anobstacleto
themovementofbreedingcattle;justoutsideCommunityterritorythere
arepermanentreservoirsofAfricanswinefeverwhichpresentaconstant
threattopigfarmsintheCommunity;astandardized methodforthe
diagnosisofbovineleucosisandmustthereforebedevisedandmeasures
adoptedforcontrolling swinefeveroutsidetheCommunity
ThiswillinvolveaprogrammeonAfricanswinefeversothatacontrol
anddiagnosissystemcanbeestablishedforAfricanswinefeveroutside
Communityterritory,thuspreventinganyintra-Community contamination
andensuringthefreemovementofpigsandpigmeat.
ogi'.alrr,ferial(referencetest)isalsotobesuppliedundercontract
sothat,intheeventofanepidemic,theMemberStateswillhavethe
materialneededtomakeadiagnosis.
A"bovineleucosis"programmewillaimtodeviseaharmonizedsystem
forcontrollingthisdisease,thusensuringthefreemovementofcattle
andbeefonthemarket.

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D.ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS(Improvementoffodderproduction )
Description
Programmetoimprovetheproductionofvegetableproteins.
Objectives andaims
AtCommunityleveltherearesurplusesofsomeproductsbutthereTS
alsoagrowingproteindeficit;thereisalsounder-utilizationof
fodderresourcesandofcerealsasaviablesourceofcattlefood;
measuresarethusrequiredtopromoteandencouragefodderproduction
andthegrowingofprotein-bearing plants,oil-bearingplantsandlong-
strawedcereal.Animportantcontribution wouldbemadeifanincreasewere
achievedintheunitproteinyieldofexistingorpotentialcropswhich
havebeenneglectedintheCommunityforeconomicreasonsnownolonger
validbecauseoftheincreaseinenergycosts;suchsubstitution and
rationalization wouldreducecertainchronicagricultural surplusesand
limittheexcessivegrowthofimportswhicharecostlytoEuropean
agriculture.
Thiswillinvolve:
-theimprovement offodderandseedlegumes,theprincipaloil-bearing
crops,foddergrassesandthetreatmentandpreservation offodder
grassesandlegumes.
5.Methodofcalculation :
Onthebasisofcontractualparticipation andestimateestablished
fromthepreviousresearchprogrammes.
A."SOC10-STRUCTURAL OBJECTIVE
I."Landuse"
1979
7Seminars 118.000EUA
6workshops 70.000EUA
Exchangeofresearchers 20.000EUA
Expertfees 65.000EUA
2Scientificadvisers 10.000EUA
Publications 56.000EUA
339.000EUA
1980
Thesamemethod+6% 360.000EUA
1981
a)Thesamemethod+6%381.000EUA
b)beginningofcommong
programmes on
contractbasis 627.000EUA
1.008.000 EUA
1.707.000 EUA

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II.MEDITERRANEAN AGRICULTURE :
1979
a)Coordinated programme .
3seminars 100.000 EUA
5workshops 85.000 EUA
Exchange ofresearchers 10.000 EUA
Expert fees 30.000 EUA
Publications 40.000 EUA
265.000 EUA
b)common programme
oncontract basis 180.000 EUA
445.000 EUA
1980
a)coordinated programme
the same method +6%
b)common programme
new actions280.000 EUA
310.000 EUA
590.000 EUA
1981
a)coordinated programme
the same method +6% 297.000 EUA
b)common programme 450.000 EUA
747.000 EUA
1.782.000 EUA
UTILISATION OFAGRICULUTRAL WASTES AND EFFLUENTS ;
1979
a)coordinated programme
3seminars 50.000 EUA
2workshops 20.000 EUA
Exchanges ofresearch­
ers 10.000 EUA
Expert fees 10.000 EUAPublications 10.000 EUA
100.000 EUA
b)common programme
oncontra.ct basis 200.000 EUA 300_000Eufl

-5-
1980
thesamemethod(a+b)
+6X 318.000EUA
1981
thesamemethod(a+b)
+6% 337.000EUA
955.000EUA
Thefinancialestimatesofthedifferentprogrammes havebeenestablished
onthebasisofthemethodusedintheaboveexample.
Thefollowingtablesprovidethebreakdownofappropriations for
eachprogrammeintheframeworkofthefourobjectives.

Α.30010 ΐτςίςτ . ;:·υΕΟΐνΕ5
Lond User_
'■'edi terranean A.-iric .Ir
•'?3tes +çffluents
LTotal Total for 5years
1979
1983
1981339.COO
7 Λv.UU
1.008.COO445.000
390.003
747.000300.000
316.000
337.0001.084.00.0
1.266.000
2.092.000
1.707 .COO 1.782.000 955.000 4.444.000
1982 2.200.000
1983 2.200.000
8.844.000
6.REriOVAL r>FOBSTACLES TOI^TRA-CO'niUMTY AGRICULTURAL MARKSTS
[Swine Fever Bovine Lejccs is- Animal Pathology Total
1Total for 5years
1979 63.518 74.482 198 .C00 6.000
1980 67.000 59.200 208 .800 335.000
1981 71.000 360.000 431.000
201.518 153.249 766.100 1.102.000
1982 400.000
1983 ,400.000
1.902.000 I

c.
_~ .E'"Y^pdoor*i■cfi^N' in EUA
llJeef =iclcjical Plant resist - 1!Aç;ro-food Elm disease Total HTotal for I
Production !control anceIfive years I
1979 300.000 1S5.000 95.000 75.000 80.000 735.000
1980 316.C00 256.000 160.000 248.000 95.000 1.077.0C0
1981 P48.QC0 297 .0C0 206.CC0 261.000 90.000 1.1CZ.000
866.000?;Η Π,ΊΠ*--«VV'•«. AÓ 1•0C0 583.976 255.000 2.914.CC3
1982 1.200 ,COQ
1983 1.200 .000
5.314.000
0.ALTERNATIVE PRODLUCTS
IMPROVED ENT OP PLANT PROTEIri
Total Total 5years
1979 coordinated programme
common programme180.000
370.000 550.000
1980 çcor.dinated programme
common programme185.000
435.030 620.000
1981 coordinated programme
common programme .A196.000
176.0C0 372.000
1982 500.000
1983 500.000
I2.542.000

6.Controls
The Standing Committee onAgricultural Research forwards regular
reports onthecoordination ofagricultural research tothe Parliament
and the Council .
This report includes adescription ofthe measures undertaken pursuant
toRegulation No1728/74.Expenditure will beaudited bythe Standing
Committee onAgricultural Research acting asaManagement Committee .
The EEC'sshare oftheexpenditure onthe implementation ofthe programme
will becontrolled byCommission departments (Financial Control )
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