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Farmers can receive up to 70% of direct payments in advance this winter compared to 50% normally, says the European Commission.
The EU said it has authorised the increase because farmers are facing “liquidity problems” caused by extreme weather and financial pressures
Farmers can receive up to 70% of direct payments in advance this winter compared to 50% normally, says the European Commission.
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The EU said it has authorised the increase because farmers are facing "liquidity problems" caused by extreme weather and financial pressures pic.twitter.com/WTnRrDhAqv