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The government must prepare €200 mln in drought damage payment
Posted on August 31st, 2009
The government must prepare €200 mln in drought damage payment
Agricultural producers said that the government should set aside over €200 mln, about one tenth of the Ministry of Agriculture’s budget for 2009, to cover damages for calamities caused by the drought this year, considering that the phenomenon affected more than one million hectares of land.
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The government must prepare €200 mln in drought damage payment
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