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