Traduction de «small farm » (Anglais → Français) :

Start- up aid for young farmers and start-up aid for the development of small farms as referred to in Section 1.1.2 should not be cumulated with business start-up aid for young farmers or the development of small farms as referred to in Article 19(1)(a)(i) and (iii) of Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 if such cumulation would result in an aid amount exceeding those laid down in these Guidelines.

In order not to penalise small farms, farmers may receive additional aid.

In particular, a noteworthy dichotomy persists between few large farms, which are more capital-intensive and concentrate production on the best varieties, and many small farms, which are typically of small size, labour-intensive and less integrated with markets.

But big differences can still be seen between farms and regions in Greece and Italy: a dichotomy persists between a few "industrial" farms, which are more capital-intensive and concentrate on producing the best varieties, and a large number of small farms, which are typically labour-intensive and less integrated with the market.

The unfavourable farm structure, and in particular the large number of small farms and the existence of durable semi-subsistence farming combined with the presence of an emerging commercial farming sector, poses a range of administrative and economic dilemmas for the common agricultural policy.

(14) Tobacco growing is of historical importance on the islands. Economically speaking, tobacco preparation continues to be one of the chief industrial activities in the region. In social terms, tobacco cultivation is very labour intensive and carried out by small farms. Since the crop is not sufficiently profitable it is in danger of dying out. Tobacco is currently cultivated only on a small area on the island of La Palma, where it is used for the artisanal manufacture of cigars. Spain should therefore be authorised to continue to grant aid in addition to the Community aid so that this traditional crop can be maintained with a view to s ...[+++]upporting the artisanal activity associated with it. In addition, to maintain the manufacture of tobacco products, imports into the Canary Islands of raw and semi-manufactured tobacco should continue to be exempt from customs duty, up to an annual limit of 20000 tonnes of stripped raw tobacco equivalent.