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AGRICULTURE: Applications for agricultural aid must be submitted before October 27th | Faxinfo

October 21, 2026

AGRICULTURE: Applications for agricultural aid must be submitted before October 27th | Faxinfo
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Exceptional state aid is available to support the cash flow of farms affected by drought in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. Eligible farmers have until [date missing] October 27th 2026 to submit their application.

Approved during the Exceptional Strategic and Agricultural Development Committee from Saint-Martin, on October 14th, this device aims several types of activities : livestock farms cattle, sheep et goats, beekeepingas well as the crops market gardenersfruit and foodFarms producing sugar cane are also among the activities planned by the scheme.

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The amount of aid is capped at 10.000 euros per farmTo benefit from this, applicants must have a SIRET number corresponding to an active agricultural establishment and be affiliated with the Agricultural Social Mutual Fund (MSA) as an operator and have filed their 2026 income tax return relating to 2025 income. A bank account statement (RIB) must also be provided.

Operators wishing to verify their eligibility or receive assistance in preparing their application can contact Alfred Flanders, Animal identification officer at the CCISM, at 0690 63 11 89 (WhatsApp), or by email at the address [email protected]. _Vx

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/agriculture-les-demandes-daide-agricole-a-deposer-avant-le-27-octobre/

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