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AM: the Ministry of Agriculture supports ornamental gardeners with several application opportunities

Ornamental gardeners make our world more livable, more beautiful and better with their work, and that is why the sector can count on government support – stated István Nagy, Minister...

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Forestry research is the key to climate change adaptation

With its experience in climate change adaptation, Hungary makes a significant contribution to the success of international forestry research, thereby preserving the green values ​​of our planet – said Péter...

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Tender supports long-term qualitative renewal of forests

The aim of the tender supporting the restructuring of forests is to increase the adaptability and biological value of forests and to ensure the diversity of tree species and forest...

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New tender supports long-term qualitative renewal of forests

Applications for forest restructuring can now be submitted. The aim of the support, which was released with a budget of 10 billion forints, is to help our forests adapt to...

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Climate change and the start of school are shaping off-season travel

The tourist off-season begins in September-October, which is primarily determined by the start of school, said Richárd Róbert Kiss, editor-host of InfoRádió’s tourism magazine program Világszám. According to the expert,...

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Policy issues at Farmer Expo

The sheep sector has the greatest future in agriculture – stated István Nagy, Minister of Agriculture at the 34th Farmer Expo International Agricultural and Food Industry Exhibition. According to the...

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K&H: extreme weather conditions are becoming more frequent

Weather is no longer a distant, theoretical risk, but a daily reality in Hungarian agriculture. In 2022, a drought and heat wave of such magnitude were experienced for the first...

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Ministry of Agriculture: Forestry Climate Adaptation Forum established

The Forestry Climate Adaptation Forum held its inaugural meeting, which set the goal of developing the Forestry Climate Adaptation Strategy and the Action Plan related to the Great Plain regions...

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Ecological water replenishment of forests is necessary for their survival

The assessment of needs has begun, and substantive steps are expected from September in the ecological water supply of forests – said the Deputy State Secretary for Forests of the...

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Ecological water replenishment of forests is necessary for their survival

The assessment of needs has begun, and substantive steps are expected from September in the ecological water replenishment of forests – said András Mocz, Deputy State Secretary responsible for forests...

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Forest Climate Adaptation Forum established

The Forest Climate Adaptation Forum held its inaugural meeting, which set the goal of developing the Forest Climate Adaptation Strategy and the Action Plan related to the Great Plain regions....

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Annual Costs From Climate Change Set To Total €35 Trillion

A study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) has estimated that the global economy faces approximately $38 trillion (€35.61 trillion) in damages each year due to the...

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A new approach is needed in the production of berries

Although climate change has a serious impact on the domestic production of berries, changes could be achieved in this area with the appropriate production technology and variety selection. The professional...

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A thousand water experts are working to combat the drought

A thousand water experts are working nationwide to combat the drought and to help troubled pond farms, fish and fishing pond operators – said the State Secretary for Agriculture of...

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Imre Hubai: artificial water replenishment helps the landscape’s natural adaptability

Artificial water replenishment, which is inevitably necessary due to climate change, helps the landscape’s natural adaptability – stated Imre Hubai, the State Secretary responsible for agriculture at the Ministry of...

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Artificial water replenishment helps the landscape’s natural adaptability

Artificial water replenishment which is inevitably necessary due to climate change, helps the landscape’s natural adaptability – stated Imre Hubai, the State Secretary responsible for agriculture at the Ministry of...

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Raspberry among the trees: new hope for berry production hit by climate change

One of the most popular fruits of the summer, raspberries, are now receiving special attention not only in the markets but also in the focus of agricultural research. While shoppers...

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Ecological water replenishment has begun on the Ős-Sárvíz River

Ecological water replenishment has begun on the Szedres section of the Ős-Sárvíz River, 100 l/minute, a total of 80 thousand cubic meters of fresh water is being supplied to the...

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Surplus water reaching the annual irrigation demand is stored in the landscape

Through the Water into the Landscape program, 178 million cubic meters of surplus water is currently available for irrigation, which roughly corresponds to Hungary’s annual irrigation water demand, said the...

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Irrigation water resources equivalent to one-third of Lake Balaton are available

Despite the extraordinary drought and lack of precipitation, we can meet all irrigation needs – said Imre Hubai, State Secretary for Agriculture at the Ministry of Agriculture. He added that...

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The country’s water retention capacity will improve significantly

Thanks to the currently ongoing and planned developments, instead of the current 200 million cubic meters, one and a half billion cubic meters of precipitation can be retained and used...

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Climatic taste crisis: is gin’s distinctive flavor in danger?

Juniper berries, which determine the taste of gin, are also suffering from climate change, according to new research from Heriot-Watt University. Experts from the International Centre for Brewing and Distilling...

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Responsible agricultural water management is key during droughts

It is of paramount importance that Hungarian agriculture can adapt to the challenges posed by climate change, and that we preserve the value and productivity of domestic farmland for future...

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Collaboration is needed for successful water management

We can only achieve results in the field of water management by collaborating and changing our perspective: the cooperation of farmers, the water sector, local governments and the state is...

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Syngenta Agronomy Solution team would raise farmers’ technological awareness and productivity to a higher level

The obvious challenges of agriculture – climate change, increasing weather stress – require a new approach from agricultural players in terms of agricultural technology. The newly formed Agronomy Solution team...

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NAK President: This year holds challenges for agriculture

The year 2025 holds many challenges for Hungarian agriculture: in addition to adapting to climate change and the transformation of the European Union support system, free trade agreements and the...

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Zsolt V. Németh: water management directorates must also deal with flood protection and water retention

Although water retention tasks and drought protection have become more important due to climate change, water management directorates must also deal with the management of excess water and flood protection...

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Research related to drought protection and water management is of paramount importance

Research and development related to drought and water management are of key importance for the sustainability of agriculture. The knowledge available at the Karcag National Climate and Landscape Research Center...

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Pistachio boom in the world – it will become a favorite snack in many places

The demand for pistachios is constantly growing worldwide, and global trends are transforming not only consumption habits but also agricultural practices. Although the current market is dominated by the United...

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The world’s spices are in danger: climate change is not sparing incense and vanilla either

Global warming is having an increasingly serious impact on the world’s spice production – while the production of spicy paprika in Hungary is declining year by year, iconic spices such...

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