Samuel Féret is project manger at the Institut Agronomique Méditerranéen de Montpellier (IAMM) and a board member of ARC2020.
Samuel Féret gives us his analysis of the new European agricultural policy promoted by Emmanuel Macron. Despite France being the CAP’s leading recipient of financial support, at 12 billion a year on average, President Macron is willing to break taboos and change the narrative about France in the EU. […]
ARC2020 Coordinator Samuel Féret gives us a veritable cook book of the CAP – one that may have a master template, but with very varied national and regional editions. He also introduces some changes he’d like to see in Europe’s farming policy. […]
Minister Stephane Le Foll visits the iconic GAEC Ursule agroecological farm […]
Le Foll strikes a middle ground with coupled payments […]
Terre de Liens has just officially launched its foundation, a significant step to farmland sharing […]
After initial positive soundings, is France now getting scared of genuine CAP reform? […]
With milk quota due to end in 2015, how is Europe preparing? […]
Stéphane Le Foll has expressed his preference for the most redistributive option […]
EU Commission holds multi-stakeholder dialogue on Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) […]
A closer look at the deal made last week on the future of our food and farming in Europe […]
New report highlights how the CAP overlooks social, economic and environmental value of small farms […]
French National Assembly adopts new resolution on the CAP reform towards 2020 […]
Radio Interview […]
FNSEA still first despite farmers’s disenchantment and reduced voting numbers […]
Members of Meine Landwirtschaft met up with French minister for Agriculture, Mr Stephan Le Foll […]
Agricultural and Rural Convention