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Differences in possible reactions of eu farmers from selected european regions... 5360%50%% farmers40%30%20%10%0%PLNLGRITUKESBGFR1FR2DE1DE2TotalBaselineNo CAPFig. 2. Percentage of farmers declaring „increase” of own farm areaRys. 2. Odsetek rolników deklarujących zwiększenie powierzchni gospodarstwaSource: CAP-IRE Deliverable no. D2.13-23, 2010.Źródło: Opracowanie projektu CAP-IRE D2.13-23, 2010.The analysis of responses to the question whether farmers would “increase” input of fertilizersand pesticides (Figure 3) shows, that in majority of the regions only a few percent ofinterviewees declared they would intensify production. On the opposite, the most of farmersfrom South-East Planning Region (Bulgaria) and Podlaskie (Poland) would intensify productionunder the Baseline scenario, and only farmers from the Bulgarian case study areawould react so also in the No-CAP scenario. Very likely in both regions farmers reasoningresults from a relatively lower intensity of production in new members states. Podlaskiefarmers clearly link their declaration on the intensity of production with a CAP support.% farmers50%45%40%35%30%25%20%15%10%5%0%PL NL GR IT UK ES BG FR1 FR2 DE1 DE2 TotalBaselineNo CAPFig. 3. Percentage of farmers declared „an increase” of intensity productionRys. 3. Odsetek rolników deklarujących podniesienie intensywności produkcjiSource: CAP-IRE Deliverable no. D2.13-23, 2010.Źródło: Opracowanie projektu CAP-IRE D2.13-23, 2010.Oeconomia 10 (1) 2011