The article highlights the challenges faced by Hungary's agricultural sector, particularly aquaculture, due to water shortages, droughts, and economic conditions. It emphasizes the need for the sector to adapt and innovate, especially with the new EU support cycle focusing on ecological footprint, sustainability, and a circular economy. The article also points out the environmental benefits of lake farms and criticizes the low domestic fish consumption and heavy reliance on imported fish. It discusses the ecological impact of pets compared to aquaculture and raises concerns about the sustainability of fish production with climate change. The article also mentions the potential of intensive systems in fish production and the importance of reviewing current technologies to reduce the sector's ecological footprint.