Greece provides a new 56 million euros to farmers due to the spotted fever.

A targeted package of measures for livestock farmers affected by sheep and goat pox in Greece comes into effect. The total amount of support amounts to 56 million euros and is financed from the state budget. The aim is to provide immediate assistance to farms that have faced serious livestock losses, as well as increased feed costs due to the emergency circumstances, reports the Ministry of Rural Development and Food of our southern neighbor. Greece with 20 new measures in the fight against sheep and goat pox With the new, third package of aid, the government confirms its commitment to supporting primary production, ensuring that affected livestock farms can continue their activities without interruption. The funds will be distributed in two main directions. 28.5 million euros are allocated for compensation for loss of income for culled animals. The rate is 70 euros for sheep and goats over 6 months old and 35 euros for male animals and lambs. Around 2,200 farmers who culled ...