| Case name - EFA assigned to an isolated tree at border of the parcel | |
| ISSUE - 1/the (isolated) tree is along the parcel, a road (or any other non-eligible element) is boarding the parcel on the other side of the tree. How many EFA m² do we have to count in this situation ? 2/Do we have to deduce this area from the admissible surface of the underlying parcel ? | REPLY - This isolated tree may qualify as an EFA since it is considered as being adjacent to arable land. It may be totally declared by one beneficiary under the condition that the tree is at his disposal. The declaration of such an isolated tree as an EFA has no influence on the area of the adjacent arable land which should be declared under BPS/SAPS by the same beneficiary. |
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