Agrarpolitik zwischen Handelsliberalisierung und Haushaltsnot - wie geht's weiter?

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The annotation covers various aspects of agricultural policy and reforms in Europe, particularly focusing on the implications of WTO negotiations and the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Contributions from multiple authors discuss the evolution of the EU budget and its impact on agriculture, highlighting new frameworks for European and German farming. Key topics include the implementation of direct payment regulations in Germany, challenges faced during the decoupling reform, and the potential opportunities for businesses. The text also explores the trade and legal frameworks surrounding payment entitlements, alongside the future of rural development policy in Europe. Specific attention is given to the second pillar of the CAP, with discussions on its utilization in North Rhine-Westphalia and beyond. The dairy sector's future is a recurring theme, with various authors addressing ongoing challenges and prospects. Additionally, the sugar market reform and its effects on sugar beet growers and the industry are examined, alongside the broader context of agricultural policy amidst trade liberalization and budget constraints. The collective insights from these contributions provide a comprehensive overview of the current state and future directions of European agricultural policies.