Question 34375 — breeding

Summary

Mrs. Yolaine de Courson draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food to the risk that a reduction in coupled aid for the sheep industry would bring to the agricultural profession. If she can hear that the ministry considers that this aid may not be effective, the fact remains that it constitutes a significant part of the income of sheep breeders. Furthermore, breeding models are evolving and tend to provide more and more environmental services. Sheep farming represents an important lever for maintaining and re-introducing animal production in areas with low productive potential. This reintroduction is a necessity for certain territories whose technical orientations are specialized in cereal farming. Without animal production, the transition to agro-ecology, which is becoming an emergency, will not be realistic. The resilience of sheep farming also makes them particularly interesting in the context of climate change and in this sense, it is essential to be able to preserve and structure these sectors. Also, to make up for the shortfall that a reduction in coupled aid would entail, she would like to know the scenarios envisaged by the Minister and the guarantees he wishes to give to sheep breeders to reconcile objectives of ecological transition and carbon neutrality, budgetary control and guaranteeing a correct income for professionals in the sheep sector.

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