Financial support Polish producers will be allocated under the rules of "Common organization of agricultural markets." They allow the European Commission to run a temporary financial assistance (maximum 12 months) for those sectors of agriculture that have undergone a "dramatic deterioration of production and market conditions." This is the first use of such funds with the reform of the "Common agricultural policy", held in 2013.

The Commission's decision applies to farms from regions with high risk of disease, number of animals on which between 1 June and 30 July 2017 not exceed 50 heads. Because of the small size and resources, these households are the most likely termination of activities. The assistance will be allocated to compensation for a maximum of 10 thousand pigs and 171 654 pigs. Its size is calculated from a fixed price per animal, and to offset short-term loss in revenue from production. For each pig breeders will be able to get 33 Euro per pig 52 euros.

Frequent outbreaks of disease have worried the Supreme Executive power of Poland. On Sunday, the President Andrzej Duda during the Presidential harvest festival proposed to create a so-called emergency Fund for assistance to farmers. It was about the accumulation of funds for compensation of losses from natural disasters, to which Duda ranked and the spread of dangerous diseases such as ASF.

The ASF virus appeared in Poland in mid-February 2014 and is still in the country identified 98 outbreaks of this disease in domestic pigs, of which more than 60 this year. The foci of the virus are detected in the Podlasie, Lublin and Mazovian voivodeships. Also documented 477 cases of ASF in wild boars.