Italy: Seven million for beets, potatoes and wildlife

Emilia-Romagna allocates funds to support the most important crops in the region, for aquaculture and to contain wildlife Breath of fresh air for the agricultural system damaged by climate change and wildlife. The legislative assembly of the Emilia-Romagna Region has given the green light to the Council's bill which provides for an allocation of over 7 million euros for various interventions, including those to support the cultivation of potatoes, rice and beetroot. from sugar. The provision also includes contributions for district contracts, for new extraordinary interventions to support aquaculture businesses aimed at containing the invasive spread of the blue crab, for the completion of interventions on markets reserved for the direct sale of agricultural products and for the strengthening of plans of control of wild boar to mitigate the damage caused to crops and ecosystems, and of species with digging habits. The aid in detail In detail, the aid for 2024 amounts to 4 million ...