Common Agricultural Policy

Showing posts with label wheat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wheat. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 01, 2014

Climate change report emphasises food supply effects

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The latest UN report on climate change emphasises food supply effects: Climate change. The report argues that climate change has negativel...
Friday, March 28, 2014

The politics of grains

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Few commodities are more politicised than grains. They were the first products to be covered by the Common Agricultural Policy. The US has...
Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Good objective, wrong means

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Choosing the right policy instrument to achieve your policy goal is of central importance in designing and implementing an effective agricul...
Sunday, June 28, 2009

UK can compete - so does it need subsidies?

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Russia and Romania may be two of the cheapest places in the world to produce wheat, byt the UK is only a little way behind. Releasing the r...
Monday, May 04, 2009

Grain supply deficit by 2009-10

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Grain stocks are projected to rise by 39 per cent this year to 160m tonnes after Russian and the Ukraine planted large crops in response to ...
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I started supporting Charlton in 1953 when my father took me to a game (my mother came sometimes as well). My father was born in North Woolwich in 1908 and had been a Charlton supporter since the 1920s when an older cousin took him. He raised the admission fee by looking after horses while deliveries were made. I now live in Leamington in Warwickshire, but remain a season ticket holder, as was my late wife. Visitors to my CAP blog may be confused by this but, as well as being a Charlton supporter, I am expert on the CAP and the political economy of the food chain. I am also a frequent commentator for UK and international print and broadcast media and wire services on British politics, hence my new blog on the subject.
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