Hungary: We had to say goodbye to a lot of fruit in 100 years

Published 2021년 8월 23일

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Hungary has around 200,000 hectares of enclosed garden areas, and the government, through the Farm Development Program and the Indoor Garden Program, has allocated over HUF 10.4 billion since 2015 to support agricultural use and conservation of these areas. The programs have helped revitalize cultivation, supporting native fruit varieties and contributing to biodiversity conservation. However, the influx of city dwellers poses challenges such as increased demand for infrastructure and services, which could compromise the areas' agricultural and environmental character. The Indoor Garden Program, with its increasing budget, aims to address these issues and promote community cultivation. The article emphasizes the importance of these areas for biodiversity and highlights the benefits of maintaining native fruit varieties and meadow orchards.
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"The enclosed garden is the gold reserve of the Hungarian countryside". We talked to Zsolt V. Németh, the Ministerial Commissioner responsible for the supervision of outstanding national values, about the significance of the closed garden areas and the results of the program created for their development. There are currently about 200,000 hectares of enclosed garden areas in the country, with the enclosed garden program we want to provide a lifeline for farmers in these areas - said Zsolt V. Németh at the 1st Carpathian Basin Nature Park Meeting. According to the Commissioner, the fate of these areas should be addressed systematically, in line with the processes of liquidation of undivided common land. Presentations on the liquidation of undivided common property in the framework of the Undivided Arable Land Webinar organized by Agroinform provided a lot of information. Our summary is available HERE. Where the program has been implemented, the cultivation of the estates has ...
Source: Agroinform

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