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Schedule 1 Specified Crops

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Table 1

Land Use CodeLand Type
CO1Spring Barley Includes Feed barley, Malting barley, Two row barley, Six row barley
CO2Winter Barley includes Feed barley, Malting barley, Two row barley, Six row barley
CO3Spring Wheat Biscuit wheat, Common or Bread wheat, Durum wheat, Einkorn, Feed wheat, Red wheat, Spelt
CO4Winter Wheat Biscuit wheat, Common or Bread wheat, Durum wheat, Einkorn, Feed wheat, Red wheat, Spelt
CO5Spring Oats. Oats, Quaking oats, Porridge oats, Feed oats, Naked oats
CO6Winter Oats. Oats, Quaking oats, Porridge oats, Feed oats, Naked oats
CO7Maize including Forage Maize, Maize, Corn, Sweetcorn
CO8Rapeseed Industrial rape (no separate spring and winter varieties), Spring Oilseed rape, Swede (no separate spring and winter varieties)
CO9Winter Oilseed rape Winter Oilseed rape
CO10Spring Triticale
CO11Winter Triticale
CO12Linseed Spring Linseed, Flax (no separate spring and winter varieties)
CO13Winter Linseed
CO14Spring Rye, Rye
CO15Winter Rye, Rye
CO16Wild Bird Cover
CO17Beet. Includes Beetroot, Chard, Field Beet, Fodder Beet, Mangolds, Red beet, Sugar Beet
HV1Potato Early potato, Maincrop potato, Seed potato
HV2Turnip. Bok choi (no separate spring and winter varieties), Chinese cabbage (Pak choi) (no separate spring and winter varieties), Turnip (no separate spring and winter varieties), Spring Turnip rape
HV3Winter Turnip rape. Winter Turnip rape
HV4Cabbage. Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Cabbages, Calabrese, Cauliflower, Chinese kale, Kale, Kohlrabi, Red cabbage, Savoy cabbage, White cabbage, Mustard
HV5Carrots
HV6Parsnips
HV7Onions. Onions, Shallots, Garlic, Leeks, Chives, Scallions, Spring onions
HV8Asparagus (permanent crop)
HV9Aubergine. Aubergine, Eggplant
HV10Butternut Squash. Butternut squash, Cheese pumpkin
HV11Celeriac. Includes Celeriac, Celery
HV12Chicory. Includes Chicory, Endive, Radicchio, Italian Chicory
HV13Cucumber
HV14Herbs
HV15Horseradish (permanent crop)
HV16Lettuce. Lettuce, Romaine lettuce, Cos lettuce, Iceberg lettuce, Butterhead lettuce.
HV17Parsley.
HV18Spinach.
HV19Radish.
HV20Squash.
HF1Strawberry.
HF2Tomato.
HF3Rhubarb (permanent crop)
HF4Raspberries, Mulberries, Blackberries, Loganberries, Currants, Cranberries, Bilberries (permanent crops)
NF1Spring Peas Feed pea, Mange tout, Marrow fat pea, Snap pea, Snow pea, Vining pea
NF2Spring Field Beans Includes Broad beans, Field beans, Tic beans
NF3Winter Field Beans. Includes Broad beans, Field beans, Tic beans
NF4Spring Sweet Lupins
NF5Winter Sweet Lupins
EC1Short rotation coppice. Alder, Birch, Hazel, Ash, Lime, Sweet Chestnut, Sycamore, Willow and Poplar (permanent crop) Maximum harvest cycle is 5 years.
EC2Hemp
EC3Miscanthus, Reed Canary Grass (permanent crops.)
OT1Flowers
OT3Non-commercial grazed orchards, grazed woodlands or areas in agri forestry.
OT4Ornamentals and Nurseries. Areas of young woody plants. (Permanent crops)
OT5Commercial Orchards Commercial orchards used to grow top fruit for example, apples and pears. (Permanent crop).
OT9Land that was eligible, claimed and on which SFP was paid in respect of 2008 scheme year and is subsequently (after 31 December 2008) converted to forestry under an EU scheme remains eligible for the duration of the forestry scheme.
OT10Land that was eligible, claimed and on which SFP was paid in respect of 2008 scheme year and is subsequently (after 31 December 2008) planted with trees under an EU agri-environment scheme, remains eligible for the duration of the EU agri-environment scheme.
OT11Land in an EU Forestry Scheme on which SFP was paid in 2008 in respect of set-aside entitlements remains eligible for the duration of the forestry scheme.
OT23Seed mixture Mixed crop