Poland: The National Food Group should be owned by farmers - Deputy Prime Minister Kowalczyk

Published 2023년 1월 6일

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The Deputy Prime Minister of Poland announced a subsidy program to replace creosote-impregnated poles used in hop plantations, as part of ongoing EU regulations to limit the use of creosote. The program will support growers with funding for the purchase, transport, and installation of new creosote-free poles. The Deputy Prime Minister also addressed concerns about grain prices, exports from Ukraine, and the future of the Polish hop industry. During a visit to Lublin, he expressed the government's efforts to control fertilizer prices and addressed criticisms from farmers about his policy and the ownership of the National Food Group.

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At the beginning of Thursday's open meeting with farmers at the Primary School in Wilków (Opolskie District, Lubelskie Voivodship), the Deputy Prime Minister informed about the possibility of subsidizing the replacement of creosote-impregnated poles, which are used by growers to support hops. - We live in a world where environmental protection is very important. At some point, so that it does not turn out that, for example, brewing campaigns, plants will say that hops in contact with creosote poles are not suitable for consumption - he explained and encouraged to submit applications in the program. It is a very simple program, we will not require invoices, only actual performance - he added. Joanna Trybus, Deputy Director of the Department of Agricultural Markets and Energy Transition of Rural Areas of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, presented the support program for the replacement of creosote-impregnated poles on hop plantations under the KPO. She stated that ...

Source: Farmer.pl