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Luxembourg to propose greenhouse subsidies

On Saturday, Minister of Agriculture Martine Hansen spoke with RTL Radio about the future of farming in Luxembourg.

Hansen explained that Luxembourg's limited production of fruits and vegetables is largely due to its geographical location, which makes it challenging to grow certain crops. Additionally, the labor-intensive nature of fruit and vegetable farming often requires seasonal workers. To support local farmers, the government plans to introduce subsidies, particularly for greenhouse construction.

These greenhouses would allow for the cultivation of crops like bell peppers, cucumbers, and herbs, Hansen said. A specific law is being prepared to facilitate these changes, though she declined to provide exact figures, as the proposal is still under discussion in the Government Council.

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