The article outlines changes to the Integrated Plant Production eco-scheme in Poland, which will see the flat rate subsidy per hectare being replaced with a rate dependent on the crop group in 2025. Fruit growers are expected to benefit from the highest rates, while those in agricultural crops like rapeseed and corn will receive the least. The subsidy amount per farm is capped at 300 hectares, with the possibility of covering more area nationally. The rates are calculated by the Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics - National Research Institute and can modify annually. However, the actual rates are not certain due to the euro exchange rate and the scheme's growing popularity, which could lead to reduced rates for smaller farms.