Bulgaria: Costs are rising, but rates aren't budging

Published 2022년 10월 25일

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A recent survey by Agri.BG reveals a mixed reaction among farmers and animal breeders towards the Indicative schedule for the direct payments to be made by the DFZ before the end of 2022. The survey found that 59% of respondents are satisfied with the schedule, while 31% express concerns that the rates may not cover their increased costs. The withdrawal of measure 12 "Payments for Natura 2000 and the Water Framework Directive" has only impacted 5% of respondents. However, 32% of respondents were disappointed with the schedule, with some finding the payment in installments difficult. There is also frustration over delays in transitional assistance schemes and the handling of emergency aid due to the war in Ukraine. An upcoming meeting with the Ministry of Agriculture is anticipated to address these issues.

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For the first time in a long time, an Agri.BG survey collects more positive than negative responses. A total of 59% of over 315 voters are satisfied with the Indicative schedule for the direct payments that the DFZ will make until the end of 2022. They are preparing new emergency aid for animal breeders. See rates Of course, a pessimistic BUT creeps in as well. 31% of respondents fear that rates will hardly cover their higher costs. Every part of the production chain continues to become more expensive. Let's hope that tough times breed strong men and the more competitive will survive. According to 23% of the participants in our thematic survey, the dates indicated by the Fund are appropriate, as long as they are observed. And who better than farmers knows what deadlines are and what it costs to release them. Let's hope that the state administration will not allow itself a delay, even though there are no sanctions imposed. The news that measure 12 "Payments for Natura 2000 and the ...

Source: Agri