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Home » Drought for 2023. Another tranche paid. Who will get PLN 1,000 per ha?

Drought for 2023. Another tranche paid. Who will get PLN 1,000 per ha?

March 22, 20243 Mins Read Farm Management
Drought for 2023. Another tranche paid.  Who will get PLN 1,000 per ha?
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Drought for 2023. Another tranche paid.  Who will get PLN 1,000 per ha?

Agricultural producers whose farms suffered damage to agricultural crops caused by drought and other unfavorable atmospheric phenomena in 2023 exceeding 30%. average annual plant production could apply for aid. The next tranche of subsidies was transferred to farmers’ accounts.

  • Agricultural producers whose farms suffered damage to agricultural crops caused by drought and other unfavorable atmospheric phenomena in 2023 exceeding 30%. average annual plant production, could apply for support from February 29 to March 15, 2024.
  • ARiMR registered over 132,000. conclusions.
  • ARiMR issues further decisions on granting subsidies in this respect, and PLN 2.7 thousand is transferred to the accounts. farmers have already received PLN 19.4 million.

As we read on the ARiMR website, beneficiaries of this funding can count on receiving support of varying amounts depending on the case.

Drought. PLN 1,000/ha

Compensation in the amount of PLN 1,000/ha* will be paid to the area of ​​crops (including perennial grasslands where the stocking density of cattle, sheep, goats, horses or geese is at least 0.3 DJP/ha), in the case of which damage occurred as a result of the occurrence of drought, hail, torrential rain, negative effects of wintering, spring frosts, floods, hurricanes, lightning, landslides or avalanches in 2023 resulted in a loss of at least 70%. yield.

Crop losses: application submission closed.  When will the money be paid?

PLN 500/ha

The amount of PLN 500/ha * will be awarded to the farmer for the cultivated area (including perennial grasslands where the stocking density of cattle, sheep, goats, horses or geese is at least 0.3 DJP/ha), in the case of which damage occurred as a result of 2023, drought, hail, torrential rain, negative effects of wintering, spring frosts, floods, hurricanes, lightning, landslides or avalanches caused a loss of at least 30%. and less than 70 percent yield;

The amount of PLN 500/ha will also be received by the producer for the area of ​​perennial grasslands with damage resulting from drought, hail, torrential rain, negative effects of overwintering, spring frosts, flood, hurricane, lightning, landslide or avalanche in 2023 caused a loss of at least 70%. yield, and where the stocking density of cattle, sheep, goats, horses or geese is below 0.3 DJP/ha;

Drought 2023. There was a shortage of water throughout Poland

PLN 250/ha

The farmer will receive a payment of PLN 250/ha for the area of ​​long-term grasslands with damage resulting from drought, hail, torrential rain, negative effects of wintering, spring frosts, floods, hurricanes, lightning, landslides or landslides in 2023. avalanches caused the loss of at least 30 percent. and less than 70 percent yield, and where the stocking density of cattle, sheep, goats, horses or geese is below 0.3 DJP/ha.

Importantly, in the case of agricultural producers who do not have an insurance policy, at least 50 percent area of ​​agricultural crops (excluding perennial grasslands), the support amount will be reduced by half.

The farmer will not receive the full subsidy (places marked *) in the case of long-term grasslands where the stocking density of cattle, sheep, goats, horses or geese is less than 0.3 DJP/ha and crops of fruit trees and shrubs or strawberries, in the case of which in 2023 there was damage caused by spring frosts, hail or hurricane.

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