France to Give Farmers More Than €1 Billion in Drought Aid
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At a glance
- France announced more than €1 billion in aid for farmers after record heat and drought conditions.
- About €520 million of the package will provide emergency compensation for weather-related damage, Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard said.
France will provide its farmers with more than €1 billion in support after record heat affected large parts of Europe.
Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard said about half of the package, roughly €520 million, would consist of emergency payments. The money will compensate farmers for damage caused by the weather.
About half of the aid package, roughly €520 million, consists of emergency payments to compensate for weather-related damage.
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