The article highlights a dispute between the agricultural union, Unió de Pagesos, and the Department of Climate Action of Catalonia over the criteria for a subsidy designed to offset costs for farmers protecting woody crops from rabbit damage in 2023. The union argues that the subsidy falls short of the government's 80% commitment due to incorrect density assumptions about the plantations. This has led to a cap on aid per hectare, resulting in undercompensation for some farmers. Furthermore, the way the aid is distributed has excluded some farmers who invested in protection systems but did not declare damage. The union is calling for corrections and the introduction of a new aid line to make good for any undercompensation, affecting various agricultural sectors like sweet fruits, nuts, olive trees, and vineyards.