Emergency Financial Support for Farmers Affected by Drought in 2025. Payments Will Be Made by the End of the Year
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) announces support of 333 lei/hectare, the equivalent of 63 euros, for farmers whose maize and flower crops were severely affected by last year's pedological drought, the amount of aid being gradually reduced depending on the degree of damage. Emergency aid was approved at the Friday Government meeting and involves a total allocation of 155.36 million lei (the equivalent of 29.6 million eur…
On Friday, the government approved emergency financial support for farmers whose maize crops and sunflowers were affected by the 2025 pedological drought. The aid reaches 333 lei per hectare for areas affected by 100%, and payments will be made through the APIA programme by the end of December.
Farmers who have cultivated maize and the flower of the sun and whose crops have been affected by the drought in 2025 will be able to receive financial support of up to 333 lei per hectare. The measure has been announced by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR), and the money is to be...
Maize and sunflower producers affected by the 2025 drought will be able to receive up to 333 lei per hectare, MADR announces.
The interim Minister of Agriculture, Tanczos Barna, announces that at today's Government meeting, two concrete measures have been adopted for farmers: support for crops affected by drought in 2025 and additional funds for the continuation of the subsidies on diesel used in agricultural works. For maize growers and the flower-sun affected by drought in 2025, we [...]
Agricultural producers in the plant sector whose areas cultivated with maize and the flower of the sun have been severely affected by the pedological drought manifested in 2025 will receive emergency financial support of up to 333 lei/hectare, the equivalent of 63 euros, decided the Government at today's meeting. Payment will be made no later than the end of the year.
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