agriculture
Results for agriculture in the magazine
Yes to CAP, no to dumping?
Improved market access for less developed countries, food sovereignty and fair trade are some of the proposals being put forward by developing states and NGOs to reform the EU's Common Agricultural Policy.
CAP? The queen farms on EU money
Normally the EU doesn't shrink from using showing citizens with golden plaques and stardust whereabouts European money goes. With regards to cereal, meat and milk this is somewhat different. The agricultural subsidies, which were originally meant to support the agricultural community, now flow in quite different directions. Latest news titbit from Brussels
common agricultural policy, eudebate2009, economy, cap, euweek, international trade
Old MacEurope had a farm...
The EU member states are at loggerheads again over reform of agricultural subsidies. But this time, the US has joined in and World Trade Organisation talks are at stake.
South America and the EU: an opportunity not to be wasted
While Washington tries to seduce the countries of this region, the Union holds a clear advantage in its relationship with the Mercosur countries - provided, that is, that the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) is reformed.
The destiny of the CAP: globalisation and enlargement
The Common Agricultural Policy must be reformed. It must, above all, reflect the vison our societies have of a future global society.
The privilege of being a cow in Europe
The “dumping” of food stuffs within the EU is ruining millions of small farming communities. A major reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) must be called for.
Alain Keler and Didier Lefèvre, the eyes of the world
In Café Hugo, in the heart of Paris, café babel talks with two photographers who, since 2003, have been documenting the agricultural and lifestyle changes of farmers in Central and Eastern Europe.
The CAP stirs up ill-feeling
Whilst attention is focused on the budget for 2007-2013, the Common Agricultural Policy cannot be side-stepped. It swallows up nearly half of the EU budget and is a bone of contention between member states.
Profession: pig castrator
Out of the 8 million inhabitants living in Andalusia, barely 10, 000 Andalusians under the age of 35 are farmers. Paco, a young pig castrator, tells his story
'Vetoing alone antagonises your partners in the EU'
Will Poland maintain its veto against EU-Russia negotiations for a new economical and political agreement? Energy and agriculture seem to be the key
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