Ce décret porte application du dahir relatif à la création de périmètres d'amélioration pastorale. Il porte, notamment, dispositions relatives à la structure et à l'organisation de la commission locale d'amélioration pastorale, au registre des droits de parcours et à la carte de parcours, détenue par les propriétaires et les collectivistes ayant droit au parcours.

Met en oeuvre: Dahir nº 1-69-171 relatif à la création de périmètres d'amélioration pastorale. (1969-07-25)

This Regulation implements parts of the Reindeer Management Act whose scope is to improve the living standards and the opportunity of earning of reindeer breeders. Chapter 2 concerns the acquisition of land and the use of acquired land in accordance with the Disposition Plan and directions of the District Offices for Rural Activities. Chapter III prescribes certain conditions in relation to loans for the purchase of land. Provisions of Chapter IV specify conditions and terms for loans and grants which may be approved under the Act. Chapter V provides for support of reindeer slaughtering.

These Regulations provide rules relative to the keeping of bovine animal, swine, sheep, goat or horse for purposes of soil conservation. No person shall keep or cause or permit any other person to keep animals, otherwise than in accordance with these Regulations or in accordance with a permit issued under regulation 4. Separate rules apply to zero grazing units in the sense of the Agriculture (Control of Animal Diseases) Regulations 1947. Regulation 3 prescribes a minimum area of land for each animal grazed. Regulation 5 places restriction on the importing animals.

Le présent arrêté porte actualisation du tracé des pistes à bétail.

These Regulations define and list "prescribed trees" and "economic trees" for purposes of the Agricultural Small Holdings Act. For the purposes of section 8 of the Act, the areas specified in the Second Schedule shall be the areas in respect of which a landlord may reserve, in a rice tenancy contract, the exclusive right to graze cattle upon the holding for the period between the reaping of one crop of rice and the preparation of the land for planting the next crop.

Implements: Agricultural Small Holdings Act. (1997)

This Order empowers the Central Rural Development Board to report on the condition of natural resources, i.e. water, soil, grass and timber, on land held by the State and to recommend to the Ngwenyama the steps to be taken for the protection of these resources and for the improvement of grazing control methods.

These Regulations amend the Range Management and Grazing Control Regulations 1980 with respect to grazing fees and penalties for grazing offences. They also concern fees in relation with organization of rotational grazing and regulation of stock numbers.

Amends: Range Management and Grazing Control Regulations 1980 (No. 30 of 1980). (1980-09-09)

These Regulations amend the Range Management and Grazing Control Regulations 1980 with respect to a wide variety of matters including: interpretations; grazing fees and penalties for grazing offences; organization of rotational grazing; regulation of stock numbers; and inspection of stock by an Agricultural Officer. Definitions that are added by these Regulations include: "grazing season", "carrying capacity" (i.e. the maximum stocking rate possible without damage to vegetation or related resources), and "range".

These Regulations, made under section 4 (1) of the Land Husbandry Act by the Minister of Agriculture and Marketing, provides for the protection of agricultural land.

These Rules prohibit the possession, herding or grazing of any bull, cow, ox, heifer, calf, sheep, goat, mule, donkey or swine in the Athi-Tiva Land Utilization Area without a permission from the licensing officer. The licensing officer shall place a limit on the number of authorized stock and any person who possesses, herds or depasturizes a larger number of stock shall be guilty of an offence. The licence shall be subject to various conditions stated in these Rules. The veterinary officer may require the vaccination of stock.

Implements: Trust Land Act (Cap. 288). (1974)

These Rules regulate the occupation of land, the possession livestock and the grazing of livestock in the Kaimosi Settlement Area. They prohibit the occupation of land or the possession, herding or grazing of any bull, cow, ox, heifer, calf, sheep, goat, mule, donkey, camel or swine in the area without a permission from the licence from the Settlement Officer. The Settlement Officer shall maintain a register of licensees. The Settlement may prescribe the number and kind of livestock that may be kept.

Implements: Trust Land Act (Cap. 288). (1974)

These Rules regulate the occupation or possession of land or livestock and the grazing of livestock in the Sarora settlement area. It provides for registration of occupation of land and sets out the conditions for occupation. The Settlement Officer shall set up an advisory committee for purposes of advising him or her on matters regulated by these Rules. Crop that has been illegally planted may be uprooted on order of the Settlement Officer.

Implements: Trust Land Act (Cap. 288). (1974)