Small farms are an important rural reality in Europe. With an average area of 14 hectares, small holdings remain the ruling type of farms in the EU27. They represent richness by its multifonctionality” for the farming economy and the whole society in terms of territories occupation, maintaining biodiversity maintaining, landscapes, economic efficiency and moderation using common goods. In Europe, three million farms (20 %) have disappeared during the last eight years, mainly Small farms. To stop the Small farm discrimination and disappearance, the EU has to create a regulatory framework allowing the Members States to introduce specific measures for them. These support measures will have to be specifically adapted to the farming reality of every country. Small farms don't present similar features everywhere. Subsistence farms, small holdings as complement for other jobs, farms providing food for enlarged families, small units to produce-process-sell products to consumers in other places, they adapted to the history and to economic and political, structures of each country or region.