Programme: Rural Development Programme

The farmer carries out his agricultural activity on the territory of the village of Sokolovo, Lovech Municipality, Lovech District. The land is included in the list of mountain disadvantaged areas. During the current marketing year, the farm grows 1,651 decares of natural meadows and 14,500 decares of plums. Plums are grown on family-owned properties. The applicant submits a notarized Declaration from his wife, with which she gives her consent to the husband and to use her 1/2 ideal part to participate with a project proposal under this procedure. The plums are of the Stanley variety, planted according to a 5/4 meter scheme, and on average about 50 are planted in one decare. trees. The used agricultural areas are managed under non-irrigated conditions. There are no irrigation systems or water sources. The farm does not fall within the scope of Natura 2000 and does not fall within the established sanitary protection zones. The farm is not located in a nitrate vulnerable zone. The properties do not fall within the boundaries of a protected area within the meaning of the Protected Areas Act and within the boundaries of protected areas within the meaning of the Biodiversity Act. Access to the properties is not difficult. Plums are grown conventionally. The farmer does not have a contract for control and certification of organic production. The farmer organizes and manages his activity himself. There are no production staff on the farm. At present, no accounting is kept. Plant protection products and fertilizers are not stored on the farm. There is no diary of chemical treatments and fertilizers, soil improvers and biologically active substances. There is currently no risk assessment.