France to Give More than €1 Billion of Aid for Weather-Hit Farmers
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France to give more than €1 billion of aid for weather-hit farmers
PARIS, Sept 4 (Reuters) - France on Friday announced more than €1 billion ($1.16 billion) in aid for farmers after record heatwaves and drought caused major damage to crops, pastures and water supplies. The support comes as the government is working ...
"The country has a double imperative before it: to compensate losses in order to avoid bankruptcies and to revive agricultural production. (...) For if we lose structurally in productive potential, we will lose landscapes, market shares, sovereignty, quality products," said Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard, at a press conference. After a new summer, the agricultural sector expresses its distress, with losses of yield of up to 50%, 70% or 80% …
Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard presented this Friday morning a plan of more than EUR 1 billion for farmers to deal with the consequences of drought and heat.
The government is releasing more than a billion euros to support agriculture, hit by summer heat and drought, announced Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard. This plan includes the...
Drought: a Plan of More than EUR 1 Billion to Support Agriculture, Announces Minister Annie Genevard
Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard announces financial and social measures to compensate for the loss of crops due to climatic hazards and avoid bankruptcies on farms More than EUR 1 billion will be released to support agriculture heavily affected by heat and summer drought, said Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard on Friday at a press conference. On the same subject Drought.
VIDEO - Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard announces a series of measures to help farmers after the record heat waves and drought this summer in France, during a press conference in Paris this Friday 4 September.
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