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Food Films
Festival this weekend […]
Festival this weekend […]
Tool for Structural Funds […]
Agricultural Ministers from Germany and Romania meet to discuss the CAP post-2013 […]
National Farmers Union proposal to stabilize grain prices and allow farmers to plan for the long term […]
Scottish crofters welcome 150 delegates at conference to defend seed saving […]
Despite Romanian winter conditions […]
Diabrotica debate […]
A new organic farming Scheme for Ireland. […]
Swiss EU negotiations […]
Irish primary school project […]
Europe: increasing pressure on agricultural land and food production. […]
Before attempting to feed developing countries, France should cease to be fed by them – Jacques Berthelot […]
Dear friends of the ARC!Happy new year to you all and welcome to the January issue of the ARC NEWSFLASH! ARC has started the new year with a bang. Our highlight was hosting a debate with Dacian Cioloş and a number of civil society organisations on January 20th in Berlin. The lively question and answer session which ensued gave different groups a chance to raise their concerns directly with the EU Agriculture Commissioner.Encouraged by the constructive debate, the Commissioner announced that he will organise a conference with civil society in July this year in Brussels to continue the dialogue. The following day (still in Berlin), members and organisations from the ARC network attended the ‘Wir haben es Satt‘ demonstration which saw a crowd of 23,000 consumers, farmers, beekeepers, environmental and animal rights activists,and developmental groups gather in front of Germany’s government offices to demand an end to industrial farming practices.January was also the 50th anniversary of the CAP. On 23rd January, ARC issued a press release with our signatories, Friends of the Earth Europe and IFOAM EU Group. After 50 years of support for a failing system, we called upon […]
6th European Organic Congress PR […]
Seeds, GMOs and restrictions on farm-saved seed make food crop seeds a hotly contested issue. […]
Agricultural and Rural Convention