The sow area in Hungary has doubled

Published 2024년 8월 29일

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In Hungary, the agricultural ministry has seen substantial claims for production-related subsidies for grain protein crops, with over 111,000 hectares being soybeans. The ministry, under István Nagy, is working towards reducing import dependency for protein feed and creating a GMO-free feed base by increasing the cultivation of non-GMO protein crops. To support this, there is a form of production-linked support for cereal protein crops worth 15.9 million euros annually, in addition to basic support. The KAP Strategic Plan will continue to receive priority resources for adding value to agricultural products and developing the processing industry. The ministry has announced two tenders totaling HUF 200 billion for food industry developments, supporting both smaller and larger-scale projects.
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In Hungary, in the case of production-related subsidies for the crop growing sectors, claims were submitted for grain protein crop subsidies in an area exceeding 120,000 hectares, of which more than 111,000 hectares were soybeans. "We need a common European strategy that can reduce and, in the long term, even eliminate our existing import dependency for protein feed, so the area sown with non-GMO protein crops needs to be increased," said Minister of Agriculture István Nagy at the Újmohác station of the Szója Roadshow. In his speech, the head of the ministry emphasized that one of the keys to successful soybean cultivation is the availability of varieties with high yield potential that have been bred for local conditions. In our country, there are good opportunities for farmers to choose varieties, for example, the Community Variety Catalog offered 746 varieties this year. Of these, the authority responsible for variety registration was convinced that 52 varieties can be grown ...
Source: AgroForum

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