Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/2746 of 25 October 2024 laying down rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1217/2009 setting up the Farm Sustainability Data Network and repealing Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/220

	Category of feed	Code (*)	Code (*)
Group of information	Group of information	Columns	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Code	Code
Group of information	Group of information	Quantity	Number of animals
Group of information	Group of information	Q	N
FI	Feed input

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code(*)	Category of feed	Q	N
100	Cereals		-
110	Oilseeds and their derivatives		-
120	Protein crops and their derivatives		-
130	By products of the processing industry		-
140	Fermented bulk fodder (haylage and silage)		-
150	Non-silage fibre fodder		-
160	Fats and oils		-
170	Minerals		-
180	Concentrates		-
190	Feed additives for methane reduction	-

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE NM3 – Feed input

FI   Feed input

For categories 100 to 180, the quantity of feed refers to the amount of feed imported into the farm (purchased or obtained for free) and used for animal feed during the reporting year should be recorded. The quantity shall be expressed in quintals (100 kg).

For category 190, the number of dairy cows and reproductive bovine animals that are fed in a stable and are given the additive 3-NOP to reduce methane emissions from enteric fermentation should be recorded.

Description of categories:

100 Cereals

Includes: soft and durum wheat, maize, barley, oats, triticale, sorghum, rye

110 Oilseeds and their derivatives

Includes: extracted rapeseed meal, extracted sunflower meal, extracted oilseeds, flakes, other oilseeds and their derivates

120 Protein crops and their derivates

Includes: full-fat/extruded soybean (minimum 18% crude fat content), other extruded protein crops (fodder peas, broad beans, lupins), extracted soybean meal, other soybean products (flakes and soya meal pellets), dried alfalfa (pellets and meal), other protein crops and their derivatives

130 By-products of the processing industry

Includes: cereals and maize DDGS/WDGS, dry and wet CGF, corn gluten meal (CGM), maize germ, beet pulp, molasses, by-product of malting (bran), dairy by-products, by-products of the beer industry, canning by-products, other by-products of the processing industry

140 Fermented bulk fodder (haylage and silage)

Includes: grain maize with cobs (CCM) and leaves, grass, green fodder (sugar sorghum, rye, barley), legume forage (alfalfa, clover, etc.), forage brassicas (turnip rape, fodder cabbage), green fodder mix (autumn, spring), root, tuber and cucurbit fodder, other fermented bulk fodder (haylage and silage)

150 Non-silage fibre fodder

Includes: hay, straw, pasture grass, other non-silage fibre fodder

160 Fats and oils

170 Minerals

Includes: phosphate content materials, limestone, salt, etc)

180 Concentrates

Includes: complete feed, milk replacer, complementary feed, premixtures

190 Feed additives for methane reduction

Feed additive 3-NOP for reducing methane emission from enteric fermentation. It can be administered to dairy cows and reproductive animals only, and only when they are fed in a stable.

Table ST

Soil test

This information is optional for Member States. In case Member States decide to provide this information, soil test results may be submitted if they are available and have been conducted within the last five years. The soil test pertains to a single parcel, where the sampling occurred. If more than one test was conducted on the same parcel within the last five years, the most recent one is to be provided. If data related to more than one parcel are available, multiple entries are possible.

Structure of the table

	Parcel ID	Code (*)
	Categories of test	Code (**)
Group of information	Group of information	Group of information	Value	Code
Group of information	Group of information	Group of information	V	C
ST	Soil test	Soil test

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code ()**	Description	V	C
100	Bulk density in topsoil (g/cm3)		-
110	Bulk density in subsoil (g/cm3)		-
120	Soil water holding capacity (% of volume of water / volume of saturated soil)		-
130	Soil erosion rate (ton/ha/year)		-
140	Soil basal respiration (mm3 O2/g/hr) in dry soil		-
150	Soil texture	-
160	Soil acidity (pH)		-
170	Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) concentration (g/kg)		-
180	Electrical conductivity (dS/m - deci-Siemens per meter)		-
190	CaCO3 (m/m %)		-
200	Nitrogen in soil (mg/g)		-
210	Extractable phosphorous (mg/kg) (according to ISO 11263:1994)		-
220	K2O (mg/kg)		-
230	Cd (mg/kg)		-
240	Cu (mg/kg)		-
250	Pb (mg/kg)		-
260	Zn (mg/kg)		-

Parcel ID

The parcel ID shall include both the reference parcel ID as referred to in Article 2(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/1172 ([^E0016]) and the agricultural parcel ID as referred to in Article 8(3), point (a), of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1173 ([^E0017]).

Description of columns

Value (V)

The value represents the specific measurement of various soil properties, such as physical, chemical, and biological characteristics. The unit of measurement is indicated for each variable and reflects the appropriate standard for that specific property.

Code (C)

Code refers to soil texture (category 150), which classifies soil based on the relative proportions of sand, silt and clay.

Table BD1

Biodiversity – Landscape features

Structure of the table

Group of Information	Group of Information	Columns	Columns
LF	Type of Landscape Features	Presence	Area
		P	TA

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code	Group	Description	P	TA
100	LF	Terraces
110	LF	Hedgerows, individual or group of trees, tree rows
120	LF	Field margins, patches or buffer strips
130	LF	Ditches
140	LF	Streams
150	LF	Small ponds
160	LF	Small wetlands
170	LF	Stonewalls
180	LF	Cairns
190	LF	Cultural features
200	LF	Other

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE BD1 – Landscape features

LF: Landscape features. Each holding has to record the presence (P) of landscape features on the farm area.

The codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

The recording of the area of landscape features is optional. The area (TA) is to be indicated in ares (100 ares = 1 hectare).

Description of categories

100 Terraces

Terraced hillsides are anthropogenic structures created to reduce the risk of erosion, consisting of one or more “steps” (steep sections covered permanent woody or grassy vegetation or stone walls) and “land blocks” (flat sections that are used for agricultural production, separated by the steps). Herbaceous vegetation is considered to be an integral part of terraces.

110 Hedgerows, individual or group of trees, trees rows

Includes isolated trees, trees in line, hedgerows, riparian woody vegetation (along water course), or any narrow strips (<20 m) of land covered by trees and shrubs within an agricultural context. This type may also include small groups of trees, field copses, or any small groups of woody semi-natural vegetation in an agricultural context. In case there is a grass (herb) layer under the woody vegetation, the woody feature is considered to incorporate the underlying grass layer too. The maximum area for a woody landscape feature is 0,5 ha.

120 Field margins, patches or buffer strips

Field margins, patches or buffer strips consist of permanent semi-natural herbaceous vegetation (typically grass and/or perennial herbs) which are in the agricultural context, and which are not directly used for grazing, or fodder production. This may include field margins, buffer strips (along ditches or ponds), or any other small pieces of semi-natural herbaceous vegetation as long as they are between arable or permanent crops fields. The minimum width of this type of landscape feature is 1 m (for ensuring persistency). Nevertheless, this type of landscape feature excludes parcels of actively managed grasslands (used for grazing or fodder production), and large patches of natural and semi-natural grasslands (wider than 20 m). Furthermore, farm tracks with grass, and grass strips between the rows of vineyards/orchards are also excluded and ‘grassy margins’ that are next to grassland patches shall not be registered, either. Permanent grass/herbs landscape features do not include the grass layer under a woody feature, nor wet marsh vegetation. It includes temporary herbaceous vegetation, which consists of narrow strips of cropland planted with non-productive crops or flower-rich fallow (weed) vegetation inside arable land or permanent crops (typically along field margins), deliberately sown by the farmers to support biodiversity.

It excludes area in table I under categories 30100 (pasture and meadow), 30200 (rough grazing), 30300 (permanent grassland).

130 Ditches, 140 Streams

This type includes small water courses within an agricultural context, including the open water surface of streams, ditches, and small channels and the adjacent marsh vegetation up to a maximum width of 20 m. Ditches that are dry at the time of observation may also be registered if the vegetation reveals a regular presence of water. Exclusions: Artificial constructions (channels with walls of concrete and subterranean constructions) are excluded.

150 Small ponds, 160 Small wetlands

This type of landscape features includes small patchy landscape features characterized by wetlands and water bodies in an agricultural context up to a maximum size of 0,5 ha. The type also includes accumulations of still water formed naturally (e.g. wetlands, lakes, natural lagoons, seepage areas) or artificially (e.g. pits and waterholes). Small ponds may contain a core of open water and an adjacent wetland, characterized by marsh vegetation (e.g. reed or sedge beds) adapted to and dependent on the regular presence of surface water and high water levels. Exclusions: reservoirs lined with concrete or plastic and depressions used as landfills.

170 Stonewalls, 180 Cairns

This type of landscape features includes piles of rock or stone in an agricultural context, and terraced agricultural landscapes. Such features may be natural (e.g. secular stones) or man-made, often historical, objects (e.g. dry stone walls, clearance cairns, terraces). If trees and shrubs (liana) cover the stone walls, both features shall be registered.

190 Cultural features

This type of landscape features may include monuments, archaeological sites, cultural heritage objects (like shadoofs, burial mounds), historical/traditional buildings.

Table BD2

Biodiversity – Biological control and grassland management

Structure of the table

	Category of farming practices	Code (*)
		Area	Time Optional	Code
		TA	T	C
BI	Biological Control	—	—
GR	Grassland management

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code (*)	Group	Description	TA	C	T Optional
100	BI	Biological control	—		—
110	BI	Biological control with microbials	—		—
120	BI	Biological control with macrobials	—		—
130	BI	Biological control with semiochemicals	—		—
140	BI	Biological control with natural substances	—		—
200	GR	Area mowed once a year		—	—
210	GR	Area mowed twice a year		—	—
220	GR	Area mowed three times or more a year		—	—
250	GR	Grassland Reseeding		—	—
260	GR	Grassland ploughing		—	—
270	GR	Time of first mowing	—	—

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE BD2

BI   Biological control

The following codes (C) are to be used:

• 0 the practice was not applied on the farm during the reporting year

• 1 the practice was applied on the farm during the reporting year

GR   Grassland management

For categories 200 to 260, the area (TA) shall be reported in ares (1 ha = 100 ares), for category 270 the time of first mowing (T) should be indicated. The indication of time of first mowing is optional.

Categories of Biological Control

• 100Biological control means the control of organisms harmful to plants or plant products using natural means of biological origin or substances identical to them, such as micro-organisms, semiochemicals, extracts from plant products as defined in Article 3(6) of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council ([^E0018]), or invertebrate macro-organisms.

• 110Macrobials: multicellular organisms: insects, predatory mites, parasitic wasps, and beneficial nematodes that feed on pests. Optional data.

• 120Microbials: unicellular organisms: bacteria (e.g. Bacillus thuringiensis) fungi (e.g. Trichoderma), viruses, and their derivatives. Optional data.

• 130Semiochemicals: chemicals released by organisms to affect the behaviour of others (e.g. pheromones, allelochemicals). Optional data.

• 140Natural substances: derived from natural materials such as animals, plants, bacteria, and certain minerals. Optional data.

Categories of Grassland Management

• 200 to 220For grassland that has been mowed during the reporting year, the area mowed once, twice, three times or more during the reporting year is to be reported, in ares (100 ares = 1 hectares).

• 250Grassland Reseeding

• It is the area of grassland on which new grass seeds were planted, regardless of whether the grassland was previously ploughed or not.

• 260Grassland ploughing

• It is the area of grassland that has been ploughed during the reporting year, through conventional tillage techniques (see definition in table FP1). Grassland areas that were tilled using conservation tillage methods (see definition in table FP1), shall not be considered here.

• 270The time of first mowing represents the period of the year in which the majority of the grassland area was first mowed. This information is optional for Member States

• For Column (T) the following codes shall be used:

• 1 January

• 2 February

• 3 First half of March

• 4 Second half of March

• 5 First half of April

• 6 Second half of April

• 7 First half of May

• 8 Second half of May

• 9 First half of June

• 10 Second half of June

• 11 First half of July

• 12 Second half of July

• 13 First half of August

• 14 Second half of August

• 15 September

• 16 October

• 17 November

• 18 December

Table WT

Water management

Structure of the table

	Category of water management	Code (*)
Group of information	Group of information	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	C
WS	Water source
PT	Payment terms
BM	Adoption of best management practices

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code(*)	Description	Group	C
100	Source	WS
200	Payment terms	PT
300	Adoption of irrigation scheduling	BM
400	Adoption of tailwater recovery systems	BM

Description of categories:

100 Source

The following codes are to be used to indicate the main water source of the holding for irrigation:

• 1 Rainfall storage

• 2 Natural or artificial surface watercourses

• 3 Groundwater

• 4 Mains water supply

• 5 Wastewater reuse (reclaimed water) ([^E0019])

• 6 Other

• 7 The farm has no irrigation system

200 Payment terms for irrigation water

Codes to be used:

• 1 Did not pay for water

• 2 Paid a fee based on the area of land irrigated

• 3 Paid a fee based on the volume of water

• 4 Other payment modalities

300 Adoption of irrigation scheduling

Codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

Irrigation scheduling refers to an irrigation system where water is applied to the cultivation according to predetermined schedules based upon the monitoring of the soil water status and crop water requirements.

400 Tailwater recovery

Codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

Tailwater recovery involves the recollection of recoverable irrigation runoff water and is applied to conserve irrigation water supplies and/or improve offsite water quality. An irrigation tailwater recovery system is an irrigation system in which some facilities have been installed for the collection, storage, and transportation of irrigation tailwater for reuse.

Table I1

Plant protection product use

Structure of the table

Parcel ID (optional)	Parcel ID (optional)	Code (*)	Code (*)
Category (crop level is optional)	Category (crop level is optional)	Code (**)	Code (**)
Unit	Unit	Code (***)	Code (***)
Active substance	Active substance	Code ()	Code ()
Group of information	Group of information	Group of information	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Group of information	Quantity
Group of information	Group of information	Group of information	Q
PP	Plant protection product use	Plant protection product use

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code ()**	Description	Q
10000	PPP use
10110	Common wheat and spelt
…/…
90900	Other

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE I1

Quantity of plant protection product applied during the reporting year shall be provided by active substances.

Category 10000 shall be used when the active substance is recorded at farm level, with no data available at the crop level at all. If the active substance is recorded at the crop level, codes 10110 to 90900 shall be used, corresponding to the crop categories set out in Table I. Parcel ID shall be recorded only on crop level. The data provided on crop level is optional for Member States.

Multiple entries are possible.

The types of unit codes are to be selected form the list below:

Code ()*	Description
1	Gram
2	Millilitre
3	Other

Parcel ID

The parcel ID shall include both the reference parcel ID as referred to in Article 2(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/1172 and the agricultural parcel ID as referred to in Article 8(3), point (a), of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1173. The data provided on parcel level is optional for Member States.

Description of columns

Quantity (Q): Quantity of product (active substance) applied during the reporting year.

Table J1

Antimicrobial use

Structure of the table

Category	Category	Code (*)
Active substance	Active substance	Code (**)
Unit	Unit	Code (***)
Group of information	Group of information	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Quantity
Group of information	Group of information	Q
AU	Antimicrobial use

The following category is to be used:

Code (*)	Description	Q
100	Antimicrobial use

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE J1

Antimicrobial use (AU)

Antimicrobials that are used during the reporting year in livestock production to maintain health and productivity.

Description of columns

Quantity (Q)

Total quantity of antimicrobials that are used during the reporting year by active substances.

The types of unit codes are to be selected form the list below:

Code ()*	Description
1	Gram
2	Millilitre
3	Other

Table CS

Environmental certification schemes

Structure of the table

	Category of certification schemes	Code (*)
Group of information	Group of information	Columns	Columns	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Certification status	Year	Sectors covered
CS	Certification status and characteristics	C	Y	S
CS	Certification status and characteristics

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code (*)	Description	C	Y	S
10	UNI-EN-ISO 14001 standard certification			-
20	EMAS certification			-
30	Carbon farming certification			-
40	Other voluntary international Certification schemes or ecolabels
50	Other voluntary national schemes

Certification schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs provide assurance (through a certification mechanism) that certain characteristics or attributes of the product or its production method or system have been observed.

Excludes: environmental certification schemes referring to organic farming, unless they include additional requirements compared to Regulation (EU) 2018/848.

DESCRIPTION OF CATEGORIES

10 UNI-EN-ISO 14001 standard certification

The farm has a certification Quality management system compliant to the UNI-EN-ISO 14001 standard.

20 EMAS certification

The farm has an EMAS certification (Eco-Management and Audit Scheme, Regulation (EC) No 1221/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council ([^E0020]))

30 Carbon farming certification

The farm has a carbon farming certification ([^E0021]).

40 Other voluntary International Certification schemes or Ecolabels

The farm is certified under an internationally recognised certification scheme/ecolabel in the agricultural/food sector

50 Other voluntary national Ecolabels

The farm is certified under a national (or sub/national) certification scheme/ecolabel in the agricultural/food sector, officially recognised at Member State level.

For variables 30, 40 and 50 voluntary certification schemes or ecolabels are to be recorded if they comply with the following basic requirements as set out in the Commission guidelines for voluntary certification schemes for agricultural products (2010/C 341/04) ([^E0022]):

• — Certification of compliance with the scheme requirements is carried out by an independent body accredited: — by the national accreditation body appointed by Member States according to Regulation (EC) No 765/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council ([^E0023]), in accordance with relevant European or international standards and guides setting out general requirements for bodies operating product certification systems, or — — by an accreditation body signatory to the multilateral recognition arrangement (MLA) for product certification of the International Accreditation Forum (IAF)

DESCRIPTION OF COLUMNS

Certification status (C)

Codes to be used:

• 0 the farm is not certified

• 1 the farm has an active and valid certification

• 2 the farm has started but not yet completed the certification process

Year (Y)

The year in which the certification process was formally started. Year shall be provided with four digits.

Sectors covered (S)

This information refers to the set of standards, indicators, criteria and commitments the farm has to follow to obtain and maintain the certification. Multiple choices are possible:

• 1 Enhanced organic farming: the ecolabel/scheme is based on (and compliant with) the Regulation (EU) 2018/848 but introduces additional or stricter requirements

• 2 Carbon farming: it includes all practices aimed at increasing carbon sequestration and/or reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, through soil management techniques or other practices

• 3 Nutrient use and management: includes any practice/ commitment on nutrient use, restriction on the use of fertilisers, e.g. quantity, source/type of nutrient (organic, mineral etc.), application techniques, timing

• 4 Animal welfare and health: include measures/commitment on housing conditions (space allowance, ventilation, light, temperature, humidity etc.), access to outdoor grazing and outdoor space, limitations on the use of antimicrobials

• 5 Integrated pest management: measures to optimize and limit the use of plant protection products, following the principles established by Directive 2009/128/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council ([^E0024])

• 6 Support to biodiversity: it includes any practice aimed at supporting functional biodiversity (pollinators, pest predators), such as establishment and maintenance of landscape features, semi-natural habitats, plantation of flowering strips, refuges and shelter for insects and birds, small mammals etc.

• 7 Forestry: it includes practices related to sustainable forest management

Table EN

Energy

Structure of the table

	Category of production	Code (*)
Group of information	Group of information	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Share of energy need	Code
Group of information	Group of information	S	C
EP	On-farm renewable energy production		-
EF	Renewable energy production facilities	-

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code	Group	Description	Share of energy needs covered by this source	Code
100	EP	Own produced electricity from renewable sources (wind, solar, biogas, hydropower)		-
200	EP	Own produced heating from renewable sources (firewood, pellets, straw, solar, biogas, other biomass)		-
300	EF	Biogas plants	-
400	EF	Solar panels	-
500	EF	Wind turbines	-
600	EF	Geothermal system	-

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE EN

• EP On-farm renewable energy production

• EF Renewable energy production facilities used by the farmer

COLUMNS IN TABLE EN

Share of energy needs (S)

Share of energy needs to be provided as a percentage band indicating the proportion of energy requirements covered by the specific source. The following code numbers are to be used:

• 0 0 %

• 1 > 0 to ≤ 25 %

• 2 > 25 % to ≤ 50 %

• 3 > 50 % to ≤ 75 %

• 4 > 75 % to ≤ 100 %

• 5 > 100 %

Code (C)

An indication is to be provided on whether the given technology or asset is owned by the farmer, rented, co-owned with other partners (such as biogas plants used by several farms) or owned by other subjects (such as photovoltaic panels owned by other subjects installed on the farm’s land). In case the farmer uses more than one facility under different ownership structures, the code is to indicate the predominant type of ownership.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 1 The asset is owned by the farmer

• 2 The asset is rented by the farmer

• 3 The asset is co-owned with other partners

• 4 The asset is owned by other subjects

Table FL

On-farm loss of production for food and feed uses

Structure of the table

Category of food loss	Code(*)
Group of information	Group of information	Code
Group of information	Group of information	C
FL	Food/feed loss

On-farm loss of production for food and feed uses is the amount of farm produce initially intended for human or animal consumption that is discarded or lost (i.e. that it does not reach the market or it is not used as intended as food and/or feed). For crops, it comprises any loss occurred from the moment when products are already mature enough to be harvested, until the post-harvest phase, when products reach the farm gate.

For live animals, it comprises any loss occurred from the moment animals are considered mature enough to be slaughtered until the products reach the farm gate.

For animal products (milk and eggs), losses shall be counted from the moment milk has been drawn from the udder and eggs are laid by the bird.

It includes:

• — mature crops left unharvested (e.g. due to very low market prices or damages);

• — products harvested and treated in-situ at farm (e.g., composted at farm, burnt), or discharged off-farm;

• — products rejected by the buyer (e.g., due to quality and commercial requirements, overproduction) that return to the production site or are discharged;

• — other losses occurred during storage, transportation, on-farm processing.

It does not include:

• — products initially intended for human consumption that are diverted to use as feed for livestock;

• — non-marketed products consumed on farm or donated to charities, food banks or other similar channels.

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code(*)	Description of categories	Group	C
100	Reason of losses	FL

DESCRIPTION OF COLUMNS

The following codes are to be used to indicate the reason of losses as defined above occurred during the reporting year (multiple entries are allowed).

Code (C)

• 1Mature crops left unharvested

• 2Products harvested and treated on farm or discharged off-farm.

• 3Products rejected by the buyer due to quality and/or commercial requirements (crops)

• 4Products rejected by the buyer due to quality and/or commercial requirements (animals and animal products)

• 5Losses occurred during storage and/or transportation and/or on-farm processing (crop products)

• 6Losses occurred during storage and/or transportation and/or on-farm processing (animals and animal products)

• 7Other reasons not mentioned above (e.g. unforeseen market changes)

Table TR

Training

Structure of the table

	Categories of training	Code (*)
		Columns
		Code
Group of information	Group of information	C
TT	Training topics

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code	Description of categories	Groups of information	C
1000	Farm management	TT
1010	Legislation	TT
1020	Occupational safety and health	TT
1030	Risk prevention and management	TT
1040	Digitalisation and mechanisation	TT
1050	Organic farming and integrated pest management (IPM)	TT
1060	Carbon farming	TT
1070	Plant protection products	TT
1080	Nutrients	TT
1090	Soil and water management	TT
1100	Energy use	TT
1110	Animal husbandry	TT
1120	Animal welfare	TT
1130	Other	TT

GROUPS AND CATEGORIES OF INFORMATION IN TABLE TR

TR.TT.1000.C to TR.TT.1140.C: Vocational training by topic: an indication is to be given whether vocational training courses for each topic were attended by the holder(s) and/or manager(s) and the workers during the reporting year. It refers to vocational training, a training measure or activity, provided by a trainer or a training institution primarily aimed at the acquisition of new skills related to the farm activities or activities related directly to the agricultural holding or the development and improvement of existing ones. In case a training course covers more than one topic, all the relevant topics shall be reported.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

TR.TT.1000.C.   Farm management

Farm management may include accounting, finance, marketing.

TR.TT.1010.C.   Legislation

Legislation may refer to legal requirements, taxes, CAP and other subsidies. It excluded occupational safety and health, which needs to be reported under TR.TT.1020.C.

TR.TT.1020.C.   Occupational safety and health

Occupational safety and health may refer to anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control of hazards arising in or from the workplace that could impair the health and well-being of workers.

TR.TT.1030.C.   Risk prevention and management

Risk prevention and management training may refer to any traditional and innovative risk management practices and strategies to mitigate risk in agricultural production, as well as management techniques to mitigate financial risks in farming. It may include training on managing risks by means of input management strategies for crop and livestock production, equipment decisions, pest and diseases control, private insurances, government programs, marketing strategies, land tenure agreements, agricultural credit, on-farm diversification (e.g., OGA directly related to the farm), off-farm employment, etc.

TR.TT.1040.C.   Digitalisation and mechanisation

Digitalisation and mechanisation training may refer to understanding and applying mechanisation and new technology in farming and learn about how technology can enhance farm management and on-farm productivity. It may include raising awareness, skills, and knowledge to increase on-farm uptake of technologies related to digitalisation in agriculture, including data analysis tools.

TR.TT.1050.C.   Organic farming and integrated pest management (IPM)

Organic farming is an agricultural method that aims to produce food using natural substances and processes. Integrated pest management measures to optimise and limit the use of plant protection products, following the principles established by Directive 2009/128/EC.

TR.TT.1060.C.   Carbon farming

Carbon farming includes all practices aimed at increasing carbon sequestration and/or reduce greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, through soil management techniques or other practices.

TR.TT.1070.C.   Plant protection products

Plant protection products (PPP) training may refer to any practice/commitment on PPP use and restriction on the use of PPP.

TR.TT.1080.C.   Nutrients

Nutrient use and management may refer to any practice/commitment on nutrient use, restriction on the use of fertilisers, e.g., quantity, source/type of nutrient (organic, mineral etc.), application techniques, timing.

TR.TT.1090.C.   Soil and water management

Soil management is the application of operations, practices, and treatments to protect soil and enhance its performance (such as soil fertility or soil mechanics). It includes soil conservation, soil amendment, and optimal soil health. Water management refers to the strategic planning, development, and use of water resources to optimise crop and animal production and maintain sustainable farming practices. It includes efficient use of irrigation, water conservation, scheduling, drainage management, rainwater harvesting and water reuse. Soil and water management may also refer to crop and grassland management.

TR.TT.1100.C.   Energy use

Training on energy may refer to production of energy (e.g., biomass, solar) and measures for energy savings.

TR.TT.1110.C.   Animal husbandry

Training on animal husbandry may refer to breeding, feeding and animal housing. It excludes animal welfare, which needs to be reported under TR.TT.1120.C. Animal welfare

TR.TT.1120.C.   Animal welfare

Animal welfare and health include measures/commitment on housing conditions (space allowance, ventilation, light, temperature, humidity etc.), access to outdoor grazing and outdoor space, limitations on the use of antimicrobials.

TR.TT.1130.C.   Other

Training topics not listed above.

Table SA

Safety

Structure of the table

Categories of facilities and safety	Categories of facilities and safety	Code (*)
		Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Code
		C
SA	Safety

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

		Group	Code
Code	Description of categories		C
100	Farm safety plan	SA
200	Accidents at work	SA

The following details should be provided:

SA.SA.100.C.   Farm safety plan

An indication is to be given whether the farm has carried out a workplace risk assessment with the aim of reducing work-related hazards, resulting in a written document (such as a ‘farm safety plan’). Data shall be reported in the farm returns annually. However, data may be compiled or collected at a lower frequency, provided that this is done at least once every five years.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

SA.SA.200.C.:   Accidents at work

An indication is to be given on the whether the holder(s) and/or manager(s) or workers have experienced an accident at work during the reporting year (resulting in one or more days of absence from work). An accident at work is a discrete occurrence during the course of work which leads to physical or mental harm.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

Table SI

Social inclusion

Structure of the table

	Categories of social inclusion	Code (*)
		Columns
		Code
Group of information	Group of information	C
SF	Social farming

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code (*)	Description of categories	Group	C
100	Presence of social farming activities	SF

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE SI

SI.SF.100.C:   Social farming

Social farming is the use of agricultural resources and the natural environment of the farm for the provision of care activities and social services for vulnerable people (elderly, people with disabilities etc.) while involving them in the farming activity.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

Table SE

Services accessible to farmers

Structure of the table

Categories of services	Categories of services	Code (*)	Code (*)
		Columns	Columns
		Coverage	Subscription
		C	S
Group of information	Group of information	Enter code	Enter code
IC	Internet connection

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code (*)	Description of categories	Group	C	S
100	Fixed broadband	IC
200	Mobile broadband	IC

GROUPS AND CATEGORIES OF INFORMATION IN TABLE SE

For the following data points, data shall be reported in the farm returns annually. However, data may be compiled or collected at a lower frequency, provided that this is done at least once every five years.

SE.IC.100.C.   Fixed broadband internet connection coverage

An indication is to be given whether the farm is reached/reachable by fixed broadband internet connection such as DSL, ADSL, VDSL, cable, optical fibre, satellite or public Wi-Fi connections.

Codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

SE.IC.100.S.   Fixed broadband internet connection subscription

An indication is to be given whether the farm has a subscription for a broadband internet connection such as DSL, ADSL, VDSL, cable, optical fibre, satellite or public Wi-Fi connections.

To be asked only for holdings that may be reached by a fixed broadband internet connection (answer to SE.IC.100.C.=1).

Codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

SE.IC.200.C.   Mobile broadband internet connection coverage

An indication is to be given whether the farm is reached/reachable by a mobile broadband internet connection (via mobile phone network, at least 4G).

Codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Partially

• 2 Yes

SE.IC.200.S.   Mobile broadband internet connection subscription

An indication is to be given whether the farm has subscribed for a mobile broadband internet connection available on the farm (via mobile phone network, at least 4G).

To be asked only for holdings that may be reached by a mobile broadband internet connection (answer to SE.IC.200.C.=1 or 2).

Codes to be used:

• 0 No

• 1 Yes

Table GR

Generational renewal

Structure of the table

	Categories of management and successors	Code (*)
		Columns	Columns
Group of information	Group of information	Code	Year
		C	Y
GR	Generational renewal

The categories are to be selected from the list below:

Code (*)	Description	Group	C	Y
100	Year when the holder took over	GR	—
200	Transmission	GR		—
300	Plans for stopping the activity	GR		—

GROUPS OF INFORMATION IN TABLE GR

GR.GR.100.Y.   Year when the holder took over

An indication is to be given about the year when the current holder (holder/manager or holder/not manager) took over the farm, to be recorded in format ‘YYYY’.

In case of more than one holder/manager or holder/not manager working in the farm (and therefore reported in Table C), the year shall refer to the first one who took over the holding.

To be asked only if the farm has holder/manager(s) or holder/not manager(s) reported in Table C.

Data shall be reported in the farm returns annually. However, data may be compiled or collected at a lower frequency, provided that this is done at least once every five years.

GR.GR.200.C.   Transmission

An indication is to be given about the person from whom the holding was transferred to the current holder/manager or holder/not manager, when they took over.

In case of more than one holder/manager or holder/not manager working in the farm (and therefore reported in Table C), the answer shall refer to the first one who took over the holding.

Where there is more than one method of transmission, the largest by value shall be reported. To be asked only if the farm has holder/manager(s) or holder/not manager(s) reported in Table C.

Data shall be reported in the farm returns annually. However, data may be compiled or collected at a lower frequency, provided that this is done at least once every five years.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 1. not applicable (the farm has no holder/manager – holder/not manager)

• 1. farm transferred from a family member (via donation, succession or other forms)

• 1. farm transferred from a non-family member

• 1. farm created by the current holder/manager or holder/not manager.

GR.GR.300.C.   Plans for stopping the activity

An indication has to be given whether the holder/manager or holder/not-manager has made specific plans for how the farm’s resources will be managed when they stop their activity (e.g. after retirement).

To be asked only if the oldest holder/manager or holder/not-manager reported in Table C is above 60 years old.

Where there is more than one method of transmission, the largest by value shall be reported.

The following code numbers are to be used:

• 1. not applicable (the farm has no holder/manager or holder/not manager)

• 1. no plans for the moment

• 1. the farm will be transferred to a family member (via donation, succession or other forms)

• 1. the farm will be transferred to a non-family member

• 1. the holder/manager or holder/not manager has planned to rent out the farm/farmland

• 1. other.

COLUMNS IN TABLE GR

Column C refers to code, column Y refers to the year.

ANNEX IX

Timetable for submitting the data referred to in Article 11(3) and exemptions for specific variables referred to in Article 12

In column ‘Annex VIII tables and new FSDN variables’ it is possible to identify existing FADN tables (1-digit code from A to M) and newly introduced FSDN tables and variables:

• — new FSDN tables are indicated as lines and identified by 2- or 3-digit codes,

• — new FSDN variables in existing FADN tables are indicated with the code of the specific variable as additional lines under the corresponding FADN table.

For existing FADN tables it is possible to ask for exemptions only for new FSDN variables, explicitly indicated in relation to FADN existing tables.

Annex VIII tables and new FSDN variables	First reporting year	First reporting year	Exemptions from submitting specific variables (the first reporting year is indicated)
Annex VIII tables and new FSDN variables	2025	2027
Table A - General information on the holding	X		Not applicable except for:
A.CL.142.DT. Year in which the farm started conversion to organic	X		Greece, France, Cyprus, Slovakia in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027
A.CL.145.C. Share of organic farming products sold as organic in certified farms	X		Greece, Cyprus, Slovakia, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027 [^E0025]France in 2028
A.OT.240.C Participation in mutual funds	X		Greece, France, Cyprus, Slovakia, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027
A.OT.241.C Compensation of losses	X		Greece, Cyprus, Slovakia, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027 [^E0025]France in 2028
Table B - Type of occupation	X		Not applicable
Table C – Labour	X		Not applicable except for:
C.EX Externals	X		Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Latvia, Romania in 2027 France, Malta in 2028
Column G – Gender (for workers)	X		Greece, Cyprus, Portugal in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Latvia, Romania in 2027
Columns AW - Wages and social security costs per year / per hour	X		Greece, Cyprus, Portugal in 2026 [^E0025]France, Latvia, Malta, Romania, Sweden in 2027
Column R - Retirement	X		Greece, Cyprus, Portugal in 2026 [^E0025]France, Latvia, Malta, Romania in 2027
Table D - Assets and investments	X		Not applicable
Table E - Quotas and other rights	X		Not applicable
Table F - Debts/credits	X		Not applicable
Table G - Value added tax (VAT)	X		Not applicable
Table H – Inputs	X		Not applicable except for:
5035. Of which other origin	X		Greece, Cyprus in 2026 Malta, Romania in 2027
Table I - Land use and crops	X		Not applicable except for:
Columns ‘of which is fully organic – of which in conversion to organic’	X		Greece, Cyprus in 2026 Latvia, Romania in 2027 Luxembourg in 2028
Table J - Livestock production	X		Not applicable except for:
J. OR Organic - J. CO in conversion to organic	X		Greece, France, Cyprus in 2026 Croatia, Latvia, Romania, Slovakia in 2027
J.DL Number of deaths, including emergency killings	X		Greece, Cyprus, Sweden in 2026 Romania in 2027 [^E0025]France in 2028
J.TH Type of housing	X		Belgium, Greece, Cyprus, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Latvia, Romania in 2027 [^E0025]France in 2028
J. TO Time spent outdoor	X		Belgium, Greece, Cyprus, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Latvia, Romania in 2027 [^E0025]France in 2028
Table K - Animal products and services	X		Not applicable
Table L - OGA directly related to the farm	X		Not applicable
Table M – Subsidies	X		Not applicable except for:
3770 - Knowledge exchange and dissemination of information	X		Greece, France, Cyprus, Slovakia in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Malta, Romania in 2027
3780 - Cooperation	X		Greece, France, Cyprus, Slovakia in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Malta, Romania in 2027
Table MI - Market integration	X		Czechia, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Sweden in 2026 Belgium, [^E0025]Germany, Croatia, Latvia, Malta, Romania, Slovakia, in 2027 [^E0025]France in 2028
Table DI – Innovation and digitalisation		X	France, Malta in 2028
Table OF - Indicative share of off-farm income		X	France, Malta in 2028
Table FP1 - Farming practices	X		Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Sweden in 2026 Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, [^E0025]Germany, Estonia, Croatia, Latvia, Romania, Slovakia in 2027 France, Malta in 2028
Table FP2 - Farming practices		X	France, Malta in 2028
Table NM1 - Nutrient use and management – Manure storage	X		Belgium, Greece, Cyprus, Latvia, Sweden in 2026 Czechia, [^E0025]Germany, Croatia, Romania, Slovakia in 2027 France, Malta in 2028
Table NM2 - Nutrient use and management – Manure application	X		Greece, Cyprus, Latvia, Sweden in 2026 Belgium, Czechia, [^E0025]Germany, Estonia, Croatia, Romania, Slovakia in 2027 France, Malta in 2028
Table NM3 - Nutrient use and management – Feed input		X	France, Malta, Spain in 2028
Table ST - Soil test (optional)	X
Table BD1 - Biodiversity – Landscape features	X		Greece, Cyprus in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027 France, Luxembourg, Malta in 2028
Table BD2 - Biodiversity – Biological control and grassland management		X	France, Luxembourg, Malta in 2028
Table WT - Water management		X	France, Malta in 2028
Table I1 - Plant protection product use		X	France, Malta, Spain in 2028
Table J1 - Antimicrobial use		X	France, Malta, Spain in 2028
Table CS - Environmental certification schemes	X		Belgium, Greece, Cyprus, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Malta, Romania, Slovakia in 2027
Table EN – Energy		X	France, Malta in 2028
Table FL - On-farm loss of production for food and feed uses		X	France, Croatia, Luxembourg, Malta in 2028
Table TR – Training		X	France, Malta in 2028
Table SA – Safety	X		Greece, Cyprus in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027 France, Malta in 2028
Table SI - Social inclusion	X		Greece, Cyprus in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania in 2027 France, Malta in 2028
Table SE - Services accessible to farmers	X		Greece, Cyprus, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Malta, Romania in 2027
Table GR - Generational renewal	X		Greece, Cyprus, Sweden in 2026 [^E0025]Germany, Romania, Slovakia in 2027 France, Malta in 2028

Newly granted exemption.

ANNEX X

Amount payable to Member States, in EUR (current prices), for the reporting years 2025, 2026 and 2027, as referred to in Article 17

	Reporting year 2025	Reporting year 2025	Reporting year 2025	Reporting year 2025	Reporting year 2026	Reporting year 2026	Reporting year 2026	Reporting year 2026	Reporting year 2027	Reporting year 2027	Reporting year 2027
	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (a)	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (b)	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (c)	Maximum amount	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (a)	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (b)	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (c)	Maximum amount	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (a)	Amount as referred to in Article 17(1), point (c)	Maximum amount
BELGIUM	198 000	397 600	136 702	732 302	198 000	375 196	183 260	756 456	198 000	503 223	701 223
BULGARIA	396 360	352 436	501 697	1 250 493	360 360	352 830	457 933	1 171 123	360 360	915 865	1 276 225
CZECHIA	230 760	386 620	185 874	803 254	230 760	373 715	213 581	818 056	230 760	586 483	817 243
DENMARK	261 000	400 883	300 331	962 214	261 000	401 314	301 636	963 950	261 000	663 339	924 339
GERMANY	919 980	1 985 289	105 861	3 011 130	919 980	1 986 914	110 464	3 017 358	919 980	2 338 155	3 258 135
ESTONIA	104 400	223 399	108 119	435 918	104 400	223 635	108 641	436 676	104 400	265 336	369 736
IRELAND	162 000	368 882	205 053	735 935	162 000	369 293	205 864	737 157	162 000	411 728	573 728
GREECE	533 880	1 013 146	61 433	1 608 459	533 880	706 768	678 435	1 919 083	533 880	1 356 871	1 890 751
SPAIN	1 566 000	1 606 195	1 982 182	5 154 377	1 566 000	1 607 987	1 990 016	5 164 003	1 566 000	3 439 438	5 005 438
FRANCE	1 368 000	2 553 255	472 244	4 393 499	1 368 000	2 555 402	479 088	4 402 490	1 368 000	485 932	1 853 932
CROATIA	225 180	372 981	181 379	779 540	225 180	373 339	182 506	781 025	225 180	546 390	771 570
ITALY	1 695 240	1 623 948	2 145 769	5 464 957	1 695 240	1 625 760	2 154 250	5 475 250	1 695 240	4 308 500	6 003 740
CYPRUS	90 000	265 654	10 356	366 010	90 000	214 111	114 369	418 480	90 000	228 738	318 738
LATVIA	180 000	295 256	144 987	620 243	180 000	274 827	187 313	642 140	180 000	457 475	637 475
LITHUANIA	180 000	306 954	227 837	714 791	180 000	307 297	228 738	716 035	180 000	457 475	637 475
LUXEMBOURG	81 000	201 967	93 206	376 173	81 000	202 188	93 611	376 799	81 000	177 902	258 902
HUNGARY	342 000	463 433	432 890	1 238 323	342 000	463 951	434 601	1 240 552	342 000	869 203	1 211 203
MALTA	96 480	251 602	11 102	359 184	96 480	251 821	11 586	359 887	96 480	45 373	141 853
NETHERLANDS	270 000	702 640	341 756	1 314 396	270 000	703 424	343 106	1 316 530	270 000	686 213	956 213
AUSTRIA	324 000	367 386	410 107	1 101 493	324 000	367 796	411 728	1 103 524	324 000	823 455	1 147 455
POLAND	1 620 000	1 377 272	2 050 533	5 047 805	1 620 000	1 378 809	2 058 638	5 057 447	1 620 000	4 117 275	5 737 275
PORTUGAL	414 000	553 417	428 748	1 396 165	414 000	506 343	526 096	1 446 439	414 000	1 052 193	1 466 193
ROMANIA	918 000	1 359 686	105 634	2 383 320	918 000	1 360 614	110 226	2 388 840	918 000	2 333 123	3 251 123
SLOVENIA	163 440	258 693	206 876	629 009	163 440	258 982	207 694	630 116	163 440	415 387	578 827
SLOVAKIA	101 160	280 835	58 202	440 197	101 160	281 110	58 708	440 978	101 160	257 101	358 261
FINLAND	117 000	275 514	148 094	540 608	117 000	275 822	148 679	541 501	117 000	297 359	414 359
SWEDEN	184 500	377 326	84 921	646 747	184 500	303 358	234 456	722 314	184 500	468 912	653 412
EU total	12 742 380	18 622 269	11 141 893	42 506 542	12 706 380	18 102 606	12 235 222	43 044 208	12 706 380	28 508 444	41 214 824
Reserve for advance deliveries				2 493 458				1 955 792

ANNEX XI

Form and layout of the data to be extracted from the datasets referred to in Article 18

This text provides further guidance about the submission of disaggregated data on interventions and beneficiaries and defines the form and content of these data.

Referred to Article 4a (1), point (a) of Regulation (EC) No 1217/2009 and with the aim to link FSDN returning holdings to the correspondent beneficiary files, including disaggregated data on beneficiaries, and intervention files, including disaggregated data on interventions, included in the data for monitoring and evaluation dataset as referred to in Article 8 and Annex IV of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1475 ([^E0026]), Member States shall choose one of the following options.

Option 1:   If the Member State chooses to provide to the Commission the beneficiary identifier related to the returning holding, the following data shall be shared from the intervention and beneficiary files:

M030 / B010 unique beneficiary ID referred to in Annex IV to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1475.

FSDN number: The Member State shall provide the FSDN number of the returning holding corresponding to the beneficiary ID.

Multiple entries are possible, as one FSDN holding may have multiple beneficiaries associated with it and one beneficiary may be associated with multiple FSDN holdings.

Option 2:   If the member state chooses to provide the Commission directly the data related to the returning holding, the following data shall be shared from the intervention and beneficiary files:

FSDN number: The Member State shall provide the FSDN number of the returning holding corresponding to the data.

Multiple entries are allowed, as one FSDN holding may have multiple beneficiaries associated with it and one beneficiary may be associated with multiple FSDN holdings.

DISAGGREGATED DATA ON INTERVENTIONS

Number	Description
Monitoring variables to report administrative information	Monitoring variables to report administrative information
M010	paying agency code
M020	unique code for aid application or payment claim for an intervention
M040	budget code
Monitoring variables to report amounts spent	Monitoring variables to report amounts spent
M050	total Union funds amount
M060	total public expenditure
M070	total additional national financing
Monitoring variables to report the area eligible and determined	Monitoring variables to report the area eligible and determined
M080	number of hectares of eligible area determined before application of limits, excluding forestry
M085	number of hectares of eligible forestry area determined before application of limits
M090	number of hectares of eligible area excluding forestry
M095	number of hectares of eligible forestry area determined after application of limits
Monitoring variables to report units paid	Monitoring variables to report units paid
M100	number of hectares of eligible area paid
M101	number of hectares of eligible arable land area paid for practices for maintenance of non-productive areas, such a land lying fallow
M102	number of hectares of eligible arable land area paid for practices for the establishment of new landscape features as laid down in Article 31(1a) of Regulation (EU) 2021/2115
M110	number of animal heads paid
M120	number of livestock units paid
M130	number of operations paid
M140	number of farms supported
M150	number of mutual funds paid
M160	number of other units paid – unit of measurement
M161	number of other units paid – output generated
Monitoring variables reporting whether a condition is fulfilled	Monitoring variables reporting whether a condition is fulfilled
M170	investment resulting in a net increase of irrigated area
M180	investment resulting in an improvement of existing irrigation installations
M190	investment in the use of reclaimed water
M200	investment in broadband
M210	investment in bio-methane

DISAGGREGATED DATA ON BENEFICIARIES

Number	Description
B020	gender
B030	young farmer
B040	geographical location – municipality
B050	area with natural or other specific constraints
B060	nitrate vulnerable zone
B070	characteristics of farm’s location in a river basin management plan
B080	NATURA 2000 area
B090	organic farm
B100	number of hectares of arable land declared
B110	number of hectares of permanent grassland declared
B120	number of hectares with permanent crops declared
B130	number of hectares of other areas eligible for direct payments
B141	GAEC 2 – number of hectares of wetland and peatlands – permanent grassland
B142	GAEC 2 – number of hectares of wetland and peatlands – arable land
B143	GAEC 2 – number of hectares of wetland and peatlands – permanent crops
B170	GAEC 9 – number of hectares subject to the ban on conversion or ploughing
B171	GAEC 9 – number of hectares of permanent grassland in Natura 2000 sites
B172	GAEC 9 – number of hectares of designated environmentally sensitive permanent grassland in Natura 2000 sites protected under GAEC 9 and declared by farmers
B180	number of hectares of designated environmentally sensitive permanent grassland outside Natura 2000 sites, protected under the scope of the GAECs and declared by farmers, where applicable

ANNEX XII

Form and layout of the data to be extracted from the datasets referred to in Article 20

This text provides further guidance regarding the submission of disaggregated data from the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) established by Regulation (EU) 2021/2116 of the European Parliament and the Council ([^E0027]).

Member States shall determine the correspondence between the Identification Numbers (IDs) of the returning holding in the IACS and FSDN systems, ensuring they refer to the same entity.

With reference to Article 4a(1), point (b), of Regulation (EC) No 1217/2009, Member States shall choose one of the following options 1, 2.1 or 2.2.

Option 1:   If the member state chooses to provide to the Commission the parcel identifiers related to the returning holding, the following data shall be shared from the IACS system:

In case Member States choose this option, they shall provide the Commission with the following identifiers from IACS linked to the FSDN ID: unique identification number (ID) of reference parcels, agricultural parcels and non-agricultural areas considered eligible by the Member States for receiving support for the area-based interventions, as referred to in Article 2 of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/1172 and Article 8(3), point (a), of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1173.

Multiple entries are possible, as one FSDN holding may have multiple associated reference parcels, agricultural parcels and non-agricultural areas considered eligible by the Member State.

Option 2:   If the member state chooses to provide the Commission directly with the data related to the returning holding, the following spatial information shall be shared from the IACS system:

Option 2.1

In case Member States choose this option, they shall provide the Commission with the following spatial data set of reference parcels and agricultural parcels, as referred to in Directive 2007/2/EC ([^E0028]) and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/138 ([^E0029]), including the following attributes:

• — Geometry (boundary and area of each parcel): reference parcels, agricultural parcels and units of land containing non-agricultural areas considered eligible by the Member State as described in Article 2 of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/1172 and Article 8(3), point (a), of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1173.

• — Land uses (crops or crop groups).

• — Landscape features as referred to in Article 8(3), point (c), of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1173.

• — Area under organic farming as referred to in Article 8(3), point (e), of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1173.

Linked to the IACS spatial data, Member States shall provide the FSDN number of the returning holding.

Multiple entries are allowed, as one FSDN holding may have multiple reference parcels, associated agricultural parcels and non-agricultural areas considered eligible by the Member State.

Option 2.2

In case Member States choose this option, they shall provide the Commission with the following indicators:

• — Holding fragmentation: number of agricultural parcels, average size of parcels, maximum distance between farthest parcels, average distance between parcels, number of parcels clusters within a buffer of 1 km and 10 km.

• — Land use change: land conversion from previous year to the following land use categories: forest land, cropland, grassland, wetlands, settlements, and other land as referred to Regulation (EU) 2018/841 ([^E0030]).

• — Landscape features: The areas of landscape features included in Annex VIII - Table BD1 - Biodiversity – Landscape features shall be provided.

[^E0001]: The variables SO_CLND019 (Other root crops n.e.c.), SO_CLND037 (Plants harvested green from arable land), SO_CLND049 (Fallow land), SO_CLND073_085 (Kitchen gardens and other UAA under glass or high accessible cover n.e.c.), SO_CLND051 (Pasture and meadow, excluding rough grazing), SO_CLND052 (Rough grazings), SO_CLND053 (Permanent grassland no longer used for production purposes and eligible for the payment of subsidies), SO_CLVS001 (Bovine animals less than 1 year old), SO_CLVS014 (Other sheep), SO_CLVS017 (Other goats) and SO_CLVS018 (Piglets, live weight of under 20 kg) are used only under certain conditions (see point 5 of Annex VI).

[^E0002]: Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1417 of 13 March 2024 supplementing Council Regulation (EC) No 1217/2009 setting up the Farm Sustainability Data Network with rules for annual income determination, holding sustainability analysis and access to data for research purposes, and repealing Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 1198/2014 (OJ L, 2024/1417, 24.5.2024, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg_del/2024/1417/oj).

[^E0003]: Regulation (EC) No 1059/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 May 2003 on the establishment of a common classification of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) (OJ L 154, 21.6.2003, p. 1, ELI: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2003/1059/oj).

[^E0004]: Regulation (EU) 2018/1091 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 July 2018 on integrated farm statistics and repealing Regulations (EC) No 1166/2008 and (EU) No 1337/2011 (OJ L 200, 7.8.2018, p. 1, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2018/1091/oj).

[^E0005]: Regulation (EU) No 1307/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 December 2013 establishing rules for direct payments to farmers under support schemes within the framework of the common agricultural policy and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 637/2008 and Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 (OJ L 347, 20.12.2013, p. 608, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2013/1307/oj).

[^E0006]: Grants and subsidies are understood to be all forms of direct aid from public funds which have resulted in a specific receipt.

[^E0007]: Commission Regulation (EU) No 1089/2010 of 23 November 2010 implementing Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards interoperability of spatial data sets and services. (OJ L 323, 8.12.2010, p. 11, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2010/1089/oj).

[^E0008]: See Annex VII to this Regulation.

[^E0009]: Regulation (EU) 2018/848 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 May 2018 on organic production and labelling of organic products and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 834/2007 (OJ L 150, 14.6.2018, p. 1, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2018/848/oj).

[^E0010]: Regulation (EU) 2024/1143 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 April 2024 on geographical indications for wine, spirit drinks and agricultural products, as well as traditional specialities guaranteed and optional quality terms for agricultural products, amending Regulations (EU) No 1308/2013, (EU) 2019/787 and (EU) 2019/1753 and repealing Regulation (EU) No 1151/2012 (OJ L, 2024/1143, 23.4.2024, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2024/1143/oj).

[^E0011]: Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 December 2013 on support for rural development by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005 ( OJ L 347, 20.12.2013, p. 487, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2013/1305/oj).

[^E0012]: Directive 2009/147/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 November 2009 on the conservation of wild birds (OJ L 20, 26.1.2010, p. 7, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/dir/2009/147/oj).

[^E0013]: Council Directive 92/43/EEC of 21 May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora (OJ L 206, 22.7.1992, p. 7, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/dir/1992/43/oj).

[^E0014]: Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2000 establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy (OJ L 327, 22.12.2000, p. 1, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/dir/2000/60/oj).