farms and 63% are subsidiary farms. Overall, non-farm income accounts for over a third of the total income over all types of … the subsidiary farms will give up farming in the medium-term. Full-time farms are economically much better off and more …,675, followed by part-time farms with ⬠6,386, and subsidiary part-time farms trail far behind with ⬠4,718. Farm returns to land …

in the Polish agriculture after the accession to the EU. The effects of the CAP for the food industry. Agricultural land …-term goals of agriculture and rural areas development based on the new CAP instruments for the period until 2020. …

changes in the CAP 2014-2020. …

elements which affect development of Market Agriculture. Those are regionalization and specialization of agriculture. In study …

Common Agricultural Policy. The objectives of the CAP deal with the farmer and the consumer i.e., the society at large. It … fifty years the CAP objectives has significantly shifted from production to environment protection. Until accession the EU …

that there has indeed been a significant impact from CAP on those agricultural markets, for which statistically significant …. Summarising, two important conclusions were drawn: (1) due to CAP-related direct subsidies the revenues from farming have been … essential consequences of application the CAP instruments pertain then to: (i) preservation of farming activities, but also …

strong influence on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). These processes are closely related to the three … change and uncertainty caused by changes to the CAP and compounded in the case of Hungary by EU accession. Theory suggests … respect to CAP funding. For almost five years there has been increasing collaboration between rural development researchers in …

€˜RuralJobs’, argues that rural development actors should look beyond CAP funding and adopt an integrated approach which better mobilises …