The EU’s flagship Typical Farming Policy (CAP) has actually stopped working to reverse the enduring decline in biodiversity triggered by extensive farming, the European Court of Auditors cautioned on Friday (5 June), on the event of World Environment Day. “The CAP has so far been insufficient to counteract declining biodiversity on farmlands, which is a […]

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Members from the European Parliament’s committee on farming invited on Tuesday (2 June) the upgraded proposition of the European Commission for the EU’s long-lasting budget – however prompted enough moneying to assist farmers recuperate from the coronavirus crisis and increase the sector’s durability. The EU Commission’s proposition revealed recently a EUR3483 bn Typical Farming Policy […]

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