Hungary: Agriculture is most affected by climate change, says Secretary of State

Published 2021년 9월 30일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Hungary is encouraging livestock farmers to adopt more sustainable practices to face the upcoming environmental challenges. This was announced on the Day of Livestock Breeders, which marks the sacrifice of farmers. The government is implementing a green animal husbandry strategy with initiatives such as a HUF 400 billion subsidy for the Plant Development Program and a 32 percent ammonia reduction by 2030. There's a focus on building the brand of Hungarian farming products, enhancing interprofessional organizations, and prioritizing animal welfare, health, and environmental protection. The Agricultural Marketing Center is working to improve the competitiveness of Hungarian agriculture through marketing campaigns and consumer education.

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In the coming years, environmental challenges will be given high emphasis. The goal of the Ministry of Agriculture is to encourage livestock keepers to achieve a greener, more sustainable future, said Zsolt Feldman on Livestock Breeders' Day. Respecting the traditions of St. Michael's Day, September 29 was officially declared the Day of Livestock Breeders. The new celebration of Hungarian agriculture provides an opportunity to commemorate the sacrificial work of livestock farmers. The aim of the joint conference of the Association of Hungarian Livestock Breeders (MÁSZ) and the Agricultural Marketing Center (AMC) is to draw the attention of society and decision-makers to the importance and significance of the profession in the Hungarian Agricultural Museum. In his opening remarks, János Estók, the director general of the Hungarian Agricultural Museum and Library, emphasized that the museum had been engaged in animal husbandry 125 years ago, and has been serving the entire ...

Source: Agroinform