Romanian farmers miss out on millions of euros in agricultural subventions yearly because they lack knowledge about accessing these funds properly. My experience shows numerous agricultural businesses failing to receive crucial financial support that could boost their operations significantly.
Each year, the Romanian government, through APIA, offers various support measures and aids to local farmers. These vary based on crop type, land area, and farming method:
a) sub-package 3.1 – Crex crex- option 3.1.1 / option 3.1.2 – manual work / machine work on meadows important for Crex crex – €310/ha/year / €231/ha/year
Romania's agricultural sector has long been an attractive prospect for investors, both domestic and foreign. However, recent legislative changes have transformed the landscape for purchasing farmland in this Eastern European nation. This post will guide you through the evolving regulations, challenges, and opportunities in Romania's agricultural real estate market. At the end you have the possibility to look at some offers.
Today, we are proud to present you a great opportunity for investment in agriculture. We are now offering for sale a prime parcel of farmland in Braila county, Romania with sizes between 180 to 800 hectares. Such a huge piece of land becomes unmatched in its ability to offer large-scale farming or serve the agribusiness industry as an excellent asset for strategic investments.
Why Braila?
The PNS's Role in Empowering Young Romanian Farmers through the DR 30 Initiative
Romania's Approach: Supporting the Growth of Young and Newly Settled Farmers through DR-12 Intervention
This year, the long-awaited DR-12 intervention, a new addition to the National Strategic Plan 2023-2027, will finally be launched. This program will provide established young farmers with a financing amount of 200,000 euros per farm at an 80% intensity rate.
European Funds are revolutionizing farming in Romania
The DR 22 program is a robust financial aid program designed to provide support to companies operating in the agri-food industry. The program provides maximum amounts of 3 million, 7 million, or 10 million euros per project, depending on the type of investment. The financial assistance can be utilized for various purposes, such as modernizing the production equipment, improving the infrastructure, or developing new product lines. The total budget available for this program is EUR 210,300,000.
On tour ing international days sept 2011 - click read more for the gallery
Organized by Romania – Belgium Business Club (RBBC), Belgian and Romanian associations and confederations from agro and food sector, the Belgian Romanian Real Estate Chamber (CIBR) and with the support of ING Bank
Our president was a key note speaker at the annual meeting of UNPR in Bucharest: Romania the next decade
