Family farms threatened by CAP change

Language: English Series: Daily Telegraph ; 22/5/89 p4Publication details: 1989Subject(s):

Summary: Most family farms are able to remain in business only by subsidising farming activities from private sources, according to "Financial vulnerability in farming: a study of North-West farms" by the Department of Agricultural Economics , Manchester University .

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Most family farms are able to remain in business only by subsidising farming activities from private sources, according to "Financial vulnerability in farming: a study of North-West farms" by the Department of Agricultural Economics , Manchester University .

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