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50 shades of green: Europe’s farm reforms explained

This entry was posted in News and tagged Agriculture CAP Environment EU European Commission on 1 June 2018 by Team Secretariat

Deep budget cuts and an untested plan to let national governments take the reins are causing jitters across the bloc. Read the full article on Politico here.

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