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EIP must recognise the innovative potential of organic farming […]
Month: February 2012
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Industrial salt used to cure Polish ham?
Five people arrested […]
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Two reports presented at COMAGRI meeting
Rural development and direct payments […]
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‘You must prove civil society is a force for change’ – CioloĹź
SIA in Paris: a dialogue between Commissioner CioloĹź and NGOs on the hot spots of the CAP reform […]
Main stories
Hopes for food sovereignty under threat
Farmers in West Africa raise thier concerns about the impact of industrial farming on local practices […]
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Crop chemical victims speak out in Paris
Farmers who are victims of pesticides call for action at Paris International Agricultural Show […]
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Italy and France: common ground on common policy
Mario Catania and Bruno Le Maire find convergence on several issues during meeting in Italy […]
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“Raising the stake”
YPLD conference […]
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Bulgaria fears unfair competition in EU egg trade
Late implementation of the Welfare of Laying Hens Directive […]
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Antibiotic resistance found in turkey meat
Following the recent antibiotic scandal in Germany, further research reveals extent of the problem […]
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UK government says EU CAP proposals “…fall short…”
Letter to Slow Food founder Carlo Petrini […]
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Rio+20 “The future we want”
APRODEV letter to CioloĹź […]
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Economic crisis an opportunity for farming in Greece?
With increasing numbers of young people dissatisfied with city life, Greece is witnessing a return to the land […]
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UK farmers’ union challenges policymakers
CioloĹź and Spelman attend National Farmers Union Annual Conference […]
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Polish Agriculture Ministry challenging GM feed ban
The extensive importing of GM soybean, used in large quantities in Poland as high-protein fodder particularly in factory farming, is becoming a political issue […]