Hungarian farmers are becoming more and more open to technological developments
The results of Budapest Bank’s latest Agricultural Economy Index are encouraging on the one hand, as the data of the sub-indices show that farmers felt the negative effects of the pandemic relatively little, but on the other hand the unfavorable, droughty weather is a great difficulty for them. And according to 33% of those affected, the poor spring weather had the most detrimental effect on their efficiency.
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