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Nagy said the sector’s productivity would rise by 50%, while value added would double during the period.
He said farmers had been awarded HUF 546 bln after submitting unified applications for support in 2025, HUF 163 bln more than in 2024.
He added that decisions had been taken on over HUF 500 bln in investment subsidies.
Nagy called the government’s decision to raise the national co-financing ratio for European Union-supported investments to 80% “historical”, boosting resources to more than HUF 3 trillion.
Hungary’s farm sector output reached HUF 4.142 tln in 2024, climbing 28% at constant prices.
Livestock farming accounted for 40% of output.
Nagy acknowledged the sharp rise in milk prices across Europe and said a decree on reporting imports would be expanded to liquid milk, Edam cheese, and butter.
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