Biodiversity, organic farming, young farmers and other areas received a welcome financial boost from the EU institutions on Tuesday (10th November). The European Parliament’s negotiating team and the German Presidency of the Council reached agreement on the forthcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), the EU’s budget for 2021 – 2027. […]
After a summer break, we return to our re:CAP series to talk young and new farmers. We speak to Christian Rehmer (BUND – Friends of the Earth Germany), Aurélie Catallo (Pour Une Autre PAC), Ulrich Jaspers (AbL and Die Verbände-Plattform), and Ariel Brunner and Harriet Bradley (BirdLife). […]
The European Commission has released its budgetary proposals for the CAP post-2020. Commissioner Hogan held a press conference to present his vision for the future CAP. Here’s a first look. […]
Irish Minister Coveney expresses concern regarding lack of EU budget agreement […]
Alyn Smith’s analyse of the CAP budget for Scotland. […]
How a different agricultural policy could save 25 billion euros a year or 175 billion in seven years […]
Italian Minister urges EU Commission to start working on transitional regulations in light budget talk collapse […]
Joint commentary by ARC2020, BirdLife, EEB, Friends of the Earth Europe, IFOAM EU Group and WWF. […]
Brussels update from viEUws […]
Report from Open Days […]
The Irish Farmers’ Association puts pressure on his Ministries to keep the CAP budget high. […]
MFF negotiations: first pillar of the CAP could be cut […]
Ciolos outlines possible timeline for reform […]
Ministers fix finances for French farmers […]
Eastern Europe tightening ties and building a common position on the financial framework of the EU for 2014-2020 […]
Agricultural and Rural Convention