AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGenerational Renewal in Andalusia: FEGA data shows the region’s farm workforce is ageing fast: 41.27% of Andalusian farmers and livestock breeders receiving aid in 2025 were over 65, while only 7.57% were aged 25-40; the Junta’s June round backed 2,455 under-40s with €130m in grants. Heat, El Niño and Food Inflation: Jefferies warns Europe’s “Super El Niño” could lift food prices 5-9% next year, adding 0.5-1 percentage point to inflation as drought and heat hit yields. Wildfire Risk in the Canaries: The Canary Islands placed five islands on forest fire alert (all of Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro; Gran Canaria above 400m), citing humidity under 30%, gusts up to 70-80 km/h, and continued restrictions on outdoor fires. Water Stress for Farming: Europe’s rivers are drying up, with low Rhine/Danube levels disrupting freight and raising fears of higher food prices as drought bites agriculture. Hospital Food Link to Local Crops: Malaga’s regional hospital served Huevo de Toro tomatoes to 600+ patients, using 120kg donated from the Guadalhorce Valley to support seasonal, locally grown diets. Policy/Investment Watch: Spain earmarked €274.2m for renewable hydrogen projects (102.27MW electrolysis) in Castilla-La Mancha, Galicia and Aragón via Auctions-as-a-Service.
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