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Neglecting your land? Expect a fine of 50 Euros per hectare!
15.12.2010, 15:56 | Agriculture | 806 views
Land owners that don"t maintain their land run the risk of being fined, starting next year, with 50 Euros/hectare, officials sources said for Bursa. The officials, who asked to remain anonymous, said: "It was proposed that the fine for lands that aren"t maintained would be set somewhere between 40 to 50 Euros, or about half of the value of the subsidy per hectare that will be paid out to farmers in 2011 from European grants". Read more on Bursa.ro
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