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EU member states have agreed to relax environmental regulations for farmers applying for subsidies under the Common Agricultural Policy.

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13 May 2024, 15:51
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The final approval for the easing of regulations was given by EU member states after massive protests by farmers. The measures include a derogation from set-aside rules and extra financial support for farmers who voluntarily leave part of their land unused. Crop rotation rules are also relaxed.

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