Abstract
The article presents the results of a discursive analysis of the possibilities of applying European practices to support farmers in domestic environmental conditions. The main research conclusion is the need for a critical assessment of the potential of the tools used, taking into account the new challenges and threats that the agricultural sector of the economy is facing today
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