Soil Improvement Promotion Program through Compost Use

1Business overview: This project is one of the subsidies for the promotion of food, agriculture, and exchange in Anjo City. It is a system that supports the improvement of geopower and the creation of soil through composting to farmland. On the page above, it is explained that it will assist part of the compost purchase cost when purchasing compost that can be expected to increase geopower from livestock farms and joint compost積umulation sites, etc., and when entering into the city. In the statement, we organize the location, the implementation area, the purchase amount, the purchase price, the purchaser, the物 name, the purchase destination, and the compost scatter year by the farmland use improvement association unit. 2 Subjects: The auxiliary target is the AICHICHU Agriculture Cooperative, a farmland-ownership-eligible corporation with farmland-use improvement associations,市内s with lands。s in the city, and farmland-owners with lands。s in the city. In the application document, the name of the farm land use improvement union is written, and the name of the purchaser is the owner of the compost. In the case of application, the consent form of the payment status document concerning Anjo city tax of the purchaser is also required, so it is necessary to prepare assumption that the payment status is confirmed. 3Auxiliary expenses and auxiliary contents: The compost purchase fee is only the amount of compost, except for transportation and scattering. ments are to purchase compost that can be expected to increase geopower from livestock farms, joint composting farms, etc., to put compost on farmland at least 10 arbitrary sites, to put compost purchase date or receipt date within 1 year, and to temporarily store it is necessary to do it at the composting plant. Businesses that fall under the compost of livestock, national, prefecture, city, etc. are excluded. 4 Points of auxiliary rate, upper limit, schedule, and application: The auxiliary rate is one second of the compost