The European Union is moving to support farmers to ensure supply security.
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The European Union has prepared a comprehensive plan to ensure supply security in fertilizer and reduce dependence on imports.
The plan includes support for domestic fertilizer production and incentive mechanisms for farmers. The EU's goal is to address problems faced by the agricultural sector following the energy crisis.
The new policy aims to increase Europe's food security and economic independence.
The EU has prepared a comprehensive plan to strengthen domestic production and reduce imports in response to the fertilizer crisis triggered by the Russia-Ukraine war. The plan envisages gradually eliminating Europe's dependence on natural gas prices by providing financial incentives to farmers and support to producers.
The rise in fertilizer prices and the risk of import cuts directly affect the production costs of farms sowing crops in autumn and can drive up food prices. If the EU's domestic production initiative succeeds, farmers' input costs could fall in the coming season and prices of agricultural products on market shelves could remain stable.

Mehmet Yılmaz