APIA Warns Farmers Affected by Drought or Other Calamities: Notifications Filed After 15 Days Are Not Taken Into Account
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Farmers whose crops or holdings of animals are affected by drought, freezing, flooding, tornadoes or other situations of force majeure must notify APIA in writing within 15 working days of the production of the phenomenon. Notifications transmitted after the expiry of the legal period will not be taken into account, the Agency for Payments and Intervention for Agriculture warned.
The Agency for Payments and Intervention for Agriculture (APIA) informs farmers that situations of force majeure and exceptional circumstances affecting crops or agricultural holdings must be notified in writing to the APIA within 15 working days, in accordance with Article 35 of HG No 1.571/2022, with subsequent modifications and additions. In the context of extreme drought and other natural phenomena that may affect...
Farmers whose crops or farms are affected by drought, freezing, flooding or other natural phenomena must notify the APIA in writing within 15 working days. The Agency warns that notifications filed after the expiry of the legal period are not taken into account, according to Agerpres. In the context of extreme drought and other phenomena [...]
The farmers affected by the drought have 15 days to notify the APIA. What they need to do to avoid losing the subsidies The Agency for Payments and Intervention for Agriculture (APIA) draws the attention of farmers affected by the drought to the fact that the notification of force majeure has to be submitted within 15 working days, otherwise they risk losing financial support and being penalised. What the farmers affected The Agency for Payments…
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