2018. március 9. 11:21
Future of CAP: Where are all the women?
The farmer's wife is a well-known literary trope across many cultures: many of us grew up on variations of the same general image of jolly, flour-cove...
The farmer's wife is a well-known literary trope across many cultures: many of us grew up on variations of the same general image of jolly, flour-cove...
On March 6th 2018, Farm Europe presented at the European Parliament in Brussels the results and recommendations of the Global Food Forum 2017, which d...
The common agricultural policy (CAP) has been supporting European farmers for over 50 years, but its reach goes far beyond the 28 member states. Many...
Following the publication last November of the European Commission's Communication on the Future of Food & Farming, the latest EU-wide Eurobaromet...
Ahead of the Informal Leaders' meeting on 23 February 2018, the European Commission is today setting out various options – and their financial consequ...
The Council meeting will take place on Monday 19 February 2018 in Brussels starting at 10.00, and will address mainly agricultural matters. It be chai...
The Presidency presented its work programme and priorities in the areas of agriculture and fisheries, notably steering the debate on the modernisation...
The European Commission launched today a three-month public consultation to gather the impressions of citizens and stakeholders on the rural developme...
A raft of changes due to come into force on 1 January 2018 continue the drive towards a simpler, more modern Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
It is not a revolution but an evolution. The future of European food and farming is changing direction, heading towards more sustainability, simplicit...
Simpler rules and a more flexible approach will ensure the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) delivers real results in supporting farmers and leads the...
The 2018 programmes for the promotion of EU agri-food products will focus primarily on the markets with the greatest potential growth, essentially cou...
More flexibility to European Union (EU) countries to support young farmers, more ecological focus areas, more support for farmers facing income losses...
On 16 October 2017 member states represented in the Special Committee on Agriculture endorsed the deal on the so-called Omnibus regulation.
The compromise reached yesterday between the 3 institutions of the European Union on the agricultural component of the Omnibus regulation is a signifi...
A sample of representative stakeholders reacted by a large majority in favour of an EU approach to address the functioning of the food supply chain.
Building a European farming and food sector which is truly modern, competitive, innovative and sustainable needs appropriate financing so farmers can...
The European Commission has agreed to allow another five member states to increase advance payments to farmers affected by difficult climatic conditio...
The Council meeting will take place in Luxembourg on Monday 9 October 2017 only, starting at 10.00. It will address both agricultural and fisheries ma...
