Effective and Safe Plant Protection in the EU

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The project primarily provided significant technical support to farmers who produce agricultural export products requiring licensing in order to be distributed in the uniform internal market of the European Union. Within the scope of the project toxicological databases for pesticides and artificial fertilizers (120 HTML pages), web sites in Hungarian and Romanian and training handbooks (in 6 subjects) were designed. The second phase of implementation comprised the training of 25 Hungarian and Romanian experts and a conference in Debrecen to wrap-up the project. The funding ensured more efficient bilateral co-operation, as a result of which farming and the exchange of best practices became safer and more active.

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