Hungary: Support for sheep and goat farmers comes with an urgent deadline

Published 2024년 10월 14일

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The Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture has allocated a one-time subsidy of 65 million forints to support sheep and goat farmers in preventing scrapie. The subsidy will cover the cost of genotyping for the disease, as existing EU co-financed resources are set to end in 2024. Farmers can apply for the subsidy through the Hungarian Sheep and Goat Breeders' Association, with each sample costing no more than 6,500 forints. The subsidy will be distributed by the Hungarian State Treasury by the end of 2024, and farmers who receive the subsidy will not be required to pay for the animal health service fee for 2024 if the support request is positively evaluated.
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The state ensures the prevention of scrapie for sheep and goat farmers in the form of a one-time non-refundable subsidy of 65 million forints. At the expense of national funds, the Ministry of Agriculture created the possibility of funding to cover the genotyping costs of scrapie affecting sheep and goats. The reason for this is that the European Union co-financed resource available in previous years will cease to exist in 2024. The goal, in line with epidemiological control, is to filter out individuals susceptible to scrapie, so that the disease cannot spread in sheep and goat herds. Based on the support program with a HUF 65 million budget, the sheep or goat breeder is eligible for support whose 2024 cost of scrapie genotyping performed on his livestock has been advanced by the Hungarian Sheep and Goat Breeders' Association. The basis of the subsidy is the number of samples taken from the animal keeper's livestock for the genotyping test of scrapie, the amount can be no more ...
Source: Agraragazat

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