Summary of newspapers of the previous day – 25.3.2010

Madeta secured almost half of milk that it misses

South-Bohemian dairy works Madeta secured by contract a delivery of 90 000 liters of milk daily, so almost a half of volume that it misses. Moreover it will obtain new deliveries from the region Třebíč from August. Barbora Daňková, a spokeswoman of Madeta, said it to ČTK. Mlékařské družstvo Jih will stop to delivery 200  000 liters of milk daily to the dairy works from April. Till this time the cooperative have delivered to Madeta a half of its daily milk consumption which is about a million liters. This firm, except negotiations about other deliveries, attends to also adjustment of logistics and milk transportation in particular premises.

Paid aid of firms in vineyards: interest decreases

An aid of firms in cultivation of vineyards is ordered still less number of people in Břeclav region. The earlier established service stops to pay off to firms. To have prepared and sprayed vineyard for payment. The service which has been offered by many agricultural enterprises in Břeclav region. However, according to firms, an interest from side of vine-growers decreases, sale of grape often does not pays of to people. Just for this reason the companies have stopped the offer or they consider whether to offer cultivation of vineyards in the future. “It used to be customary in Krumvíř that a cooperative provided such works. Vineyards used to be adapted to easy cultivation”.

Unsure subsidies

The Program of Rural Development of the Ministry of Agriculture (PRV) after its start three years ago has got slowly in a half of its existence. Many projects have been without doubt successfully realized and it is possible to state objectively and ambiguously already now that considerable means, about which we even did not dream a couple years ago (and it is necessary to point out that many colleagues-farmers even in more developed parts of the world do not dream about nor now), have been pumped in technologies and building. A considerably more controversial could be an evaluation for example of efficiency of some subsidy titles or a distribution of means into particular chapters determined in the very beginning of PRV.

Farmers from East will drag on Brussels

Farmers from new states of European Union joined owing to subs idies; according to them the present conditions are not fair. The Czechs stand in the head of rebels. Farmers from east-Europe joined against Brussels and its subsidies. Reputedly, when the European Union does not even-up conditions among new and old EU member states, demonstration and protests will appear. Farmers from the Czech Republic stand in head of “rebels”. According to calculations, Czech farmers get in subsidies and various supports roughly eleven thousand crowns per one hectare. It is approximately by a half less than Austrians and by about a third than Germans.