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AFP: Ecological agriculture in Romania, blocked by a ministry who has no idea how to manage EU funds
Posted on September 10th, 2009
AFP: Ecological agriculture in Romania, blocked by a ministry who has no idea how to manage EU funds
Despite the crisis and the absence of European subsidies, Romanian ecological farmers believe in their future. In an article about Romania's situation, AFP analyzes the situation Romanians wishing to produce bio products are obliged to face.
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AFP: Ecological agriculture in Romania, blocked by a ministry who has no idea how to manage EU funds
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