When: Saturday 18 June at 11.00-11.30
Where: The Climate and Energy Tent (C34) at Folkemødet, Bornholm

With the latest CAP reform, among other things, eco-schemes are introduced, which help to channel parts of the EU's agricultural support towards climate, environment and nature measures. The direct hectare support is to a greater extent conditional on areas being managed in ways that have a positive effect on biodiversity, the environment and the climate.

Are the farmers of the future as much carbon and nature managers as they are food producers?

To what extent should the EU manage the national strategic plans in detail?

What must be required of agriculture to get a share of the support? Can one imagine conditional support on the basis of farm statements rather than e.g. eco-schemes – or a combination?

Find the Folkemødet programme here .

Moderator: 
Rasmus Willig, head of Andelsgaarde

Debaters:
Nikolaj Villumsen (Ø), member of the European Parliament 
Asger Christensen (V), member of the European Parliament
Jens Brandt, farmer, Lundegaard on Bornholm 
Lars-Ole Hjorth-Larsen, farmer, Brogaard on Bornholm

The debate meeting is organized by the Green Transition Denmark with support from the European Council.