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When there is a public right of way beside a hedgerow, is it necessary to have a 2m protection zone beyond the path?

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When there is a public right of way beside a hedgerow, is it necessary to have a 2m protection zone beyond the path?

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A. Cultivations or application of fertilizers, manure or pesticides are not permitted on 2 metre protection zones. If a public right of way runs through a protection zone then the above cross compliance rules apply, and that public right of way can be counted as part of the protection zone. There is a requirement to ensure that the public right of way remains clear and if it is becoming blocked by weeds then an application may be made to RPA for a derogation to use pesticides.

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