Imagine that a type of Warehouse Receipt were to be introduced to the market as negotiable instruments that represent silvopastoral projects in a specific area of mixed forest and grassland, premised upon the assurance of the achieved  increments to primary commodity productive capacity through 200 years. This involves cattle farming for meat, milk and leather, specialized tree planting and production for lumber and other wood products, as well as re-forestation to restore and protect natural habitat for wild species, water-retention, as well as to support recreational and tourism activities. In this sense, the Earth itself would be a long-term warehouse for the ecological infrastructure upon which all of those primary goods and services depends. Presumably there must be very specific requirements for how these several activities are related so that primary productive capacity can be maintained for the full 200-year period. Provide a sample of 12 mandatory requirements that would typically appear in the "warehouse regulations" or "warehousing standards" or "storage requirements" for maintaining the ecological infrastructure upon which this new type of negotiable Warehouse Receipts would be issued.