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expectations ... "Out of the logic of the lowest price"

After tensions have arisen in the dairy sector this summer, other agricultural sectors are immersed in an extremely difficult situation. What solutions are proposed to support the income productions in the most trouble? Jean-Michel Lemetayer an update on a farm back in charge.

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Extracts of interview with Jean-Michel Lemetayer for Le Figaro Economie - 01/09/2010

Interview by Eric de la Chesnais

"Agricultural Modernization Law (AML), milk prices, rising grain, not to mention the drought. To mark the start of the FNSEA, its president, Jean-Michel Lemetayer discusses the issues that marked the summer.

Le Figaro - How do you approach this autumn?

Jean-Michel Lemetayer - The agricultural situation, although some market indicators are better than last year, remains difficult. I think of the dairy farmers or those pork or veal. They are doubly penalized. Not only do they act in a highly degraded, but they also face the drought has pushed up the cost of animal feed.

How redress the balance?

All economic actors, be they processors or distributors must understand that there can have a sustainable future for French agriculture without paying a price level for the producer. How do you want the French producer of hogs so if it sells below its cost price? It is illusory to think that the market will solve everything. The distribution must accept increases. This was the case after the agreement reached on August 18 that upgrades the price of milk for the farmer. We must abandon the logic of the lowest price. It destroys value added and the peasants.

AML can it be an early response in France?

The contracts provided for in the Agricultural Modernization Law (AML), adopted in July must be done sector by sector. We are currently working with the food industry. The inter should take, too, their responsibility, as this summer, in the melon. As the minister, he must now implement its proposals for cluster development in a specific line. [...]"

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Milk: producers remain cautious and mobilized

The negotiations between producers and dairy industry on milk prices for the third quarter of 2010 rose on August 12, but the final outcome remains suspended for holding a meeting of the inter coming days.

By delegation, the three professional organizations (FNSEA, JA and NPFL) met on August 12, from 11am, and the premises of their headquarters, the leaders of five leading dairy processing , cooperative groups Sodiaal (Yoplait) and milk, and private industrial Lactalis (President Camembert), Bongrain (Caprice of the Gods) and Bel (Laughing Cow).
The ultimatum issued to industry on August 4 had expired and, as promised, the producers came to "hold accountable" and the application of the Agreement of June 3, 2009, in which processors must agree to a price increase 31.10 euros by 1000 liters in the third quarter of 2010.

Late afternoon, the private industrial commitment to respect the agreement of June 3, the first group Bel accepting an increase of nearly 10% of milk prices in 2010 compared to 2009, and pay 330 euros milk liters in July 1000. An ad that has weighed heavily on the observed movements then in other processors.
Gathered in the National Federation of Dairy Industries (FNIL), private groups have called a little later to "a speedy resumption of negotiations within the framework of inter-agreement of 3 June."

FNSEA, JA and FNPL are satisfied with the results "obtained by firm pressure on the ground" but remain cautious: "We expect next week's meeting," emphasized Dominique Barrau. The next meeting will "Will conclude the annual prize 2010" and "taking into account the competitiveness indicator with Germany" but also "working on the problem of farmers' production costs and the volumes to be production ".

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"Tour ever": the contest FNSEA the Tour de France 2010

This year, the FNSEA and the Tour de France continue their partnership and build on this great sporting challenge to communicate the many facets of French agriculture and its players.

Like the poster of the 2010 Tour, FNSEA suggests FDSEA located on the Tour de France to produce maps in the field, showing inside the theme " the farm to fork . Step by step, farmers are taking up the challenge to imagine and design the most beautiful map of France, highlighting the practices and local products.

A total of 12 maps of France will be represented in fields close to the riders, like a wink of French farmers to viewers in 180 countries.

find on the website of the FNSEA all information related to the Tour de France: http://www.fnsea.fr/

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CAP 2013: FNSEA for an ambitious, effective and regulatory

Following its board decentralized and after extensive discussion with its members, FNSEA reaffirms its commitment to set an ambitious post-2013 CAP, and efficient regulatory tools in its development implemented.

The union believes that the 2 following prerequisites are required:
1. Community preference (video) that values the European standards (health, social and environmental);
2. A CAP budget maintained (video) at least at its current level to ensure food security, employment and land management and natural resources.

Under these conditions, FNSEA proposes to introduce flexibility, flexibility and efficiency through:
- new regulatory tools in the face of volatile markets :
strengthening the market power of farmers (essential evolution of European competition law) and using a flexible response system which favors state regulation to prevent and manage crises;
- supports specific, limited and targeted :
to finance accompaniment of farmers and their productions (productions fragile, risk management tools, support for certain types of operations or productions);
- a second pillar for member countries to enhance the multifunctional aspect of their agriculture and encourage the renewal of generations (keeping the logic of co-financing).

Following the public consultation launched last April, the European Commission should make proposals this fall for the CAP after 2013, not only in agricultural policy but also the financial framework for EU policies.

For more information:

Site FNSEA: http://www.fnsea.fr/sites/webfnsea/actu/comm/2010/juillet/deflight.pdf

Site European Commission: http://ec.europa.eu/news/agriculture/100413_fr.htm