Agriculture in Crisis: EU Farmers Demand Answers

🚜 Join the movement! Explore the heart of the Farmers’ Uprising Across the EU, from Greece to Germany. 🌍 Unpack the shared concerns, victories, and broader impact on agriculture. 🌾 Stay tuned for an in-depth analysis and join the conversation on the future of farming! 🌱👩‍🌾👨‍🌾

🕒 Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction
3:32 Common Ground
9:03 Economic Pressures
9:28 Climate Change
10:07 CAP Conundrum
11:02 Government Responses
12:00 French Farmers’ Victory
13:22 Conclusion

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🌐 Common Ground: Discover the universal challenges uniting farmers across Europe. Rising costs, plummeting prices, heavy regulations, and the dominance of powerful retailers create a perfect storm.

💸 Economic Pressures: Soaring costs, import challenges, and the aftermath of Russia’s invasion intensify financial strain. Governments and retailers’ push for cheaper products exacerbates the struggle.

🌍 Climate Change Explore the impact of extreme weather events on agriculture. Farmers navigate conflicting demands of cheap food and climate-friendly processes under the EU’s “farm to fork” strategy.

🌾 CAP Conundrum: The Common Agricultural Policy faces scrutiny. Explore the implications of consolidation on both large and small farms, raising questions about the future of Europe’s food security.

🏛️ Government Responses: Governments respond to farmer protests. Germany and France make concessions, but the delicate balance between addressing grievances and upholding broader policies is a challenge.

✊ French Farmers’ Victory: Dive into the resounding victory for French farmers. Temporary halt to protests, concessions from Prime Minister Attal, and commitments to address immediate concerns.

🌍 Conclusion: The EU stands at a critical juncture. Farmer protests underscore the need for meaningful dialogue and policy changes to shape the future of agriculture and the broader socio-economic landscape.

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If it bothers the farmers and the truckers it’s probably wrong because you can’t get more Bedrock working class than farmers and truckers so and that does seem to me to be a reasonable measurement tool there was no religion anymore there’s no Christianity no way no one in Brussels running the European

Union would dare talk about God they have a new religion climate change and the Net Zero agenda and Net Zero of course is about not just massively reducing carbon dioxide emiss but also dealing with nitrogen dealing with phosphates and so people get together in Brussels who have never visited a farm

In their lives that alone Farm themselves make a series of rules and regulations that then get imposed down through the member states of the European Union all the lives of alry farmers making life literally impossible unprofitable intolerable they’re overcharged for their diesel which they need so badly for their tractors they

Told they must call their cow because the uh backend emissions could destroy us all this is a very big deal and the political implications are enormous because the farmers are pointing the finger at the globalists in Brussels running the AL accountable European Union when the politicians

Start telling you what you can and can’t eat we’ve crossed a line it’s like you don’t get to tell me where I set my thermostat you don’t get to tell me what I can drive and win and you certainly bloody w don’t get to tell me what I can

Eat if the policies are bothering the farmers and making them protest something is up because that’s just not how Farmers operate not generally and the same can be said for truckers when they’re goated into political action something genuinely rotten is occurring not only are these green policies

Devastating to the working class and to the poor and to the economic stability of Europe as as a whole and then to the stability of the world in general they are counterproductive by the standards put forward by the green Advocates themselves you have to import your bloody power at a tremendously high cost

And then you’re going to shut down local production of food in favor of imports and it was only a few years ago that all the green revolutionaries were jumping up and down screaming screaming about the fact that you should buy local exactly to decrease the kind of Transportation cost that you’re pointing

To and so it it’s such a mystery e because the policies that are being pursued won even suffice to service the goals that are hypothetically trumpeted by the formulators of the policies themselves it’s a bloody miracle miracle of stupidity and blindness join us on a journey through the heart of recent

Farmer protests sweeping across the European Union from Greece to Germany Portugal to Poland and reaching a pivotal moment in Brussels as we delve into the intricacies of this Collective outcry from Farmers expressing discontent tend we will discover the nuanced reasons behind their protests and explore the victories such as the temporary halt in

Protests by French farmers this isn’t just a simple protest it’s a collective surge of frustration a symphony of tractors and voices echoing across the fields as we unravel the threads that tie these movements together it becomes apparent that beneath the diversity of triggers lie Universal challenges plaguing Farmers Rising costs akin to an

Unrelenting storm batter the agricultural landscape The Tempest of economic pressures ped by spikes in energy fertilizers and transportation expenses leaves Farmers grappling with the harsh reality of a diminishing bottom line honorable members while the European Council was in session Farmers from across Europe were taking to the

Streets many of them feel pushed into a corner farmers are the first in light feeling the effects of climate change droughts and floods have destroyed the Harvest and threatened their life stocks farmers are feeling the impact of the Russian war inflation the rising costs of energy the rising cost of fertilizers

Nevertheless they work hard every day to produce the quality food we eat and for this I think we owe them appreciations and thanks and respect our Farmers deserve to be listened to I know that they are worried about the future of Agriculture and about their their future

As Farmers but they also know that agriculture needs to move to a more sustainable model of production so that their Farms remain profitable in the years to come and we want to make sure that in this process the farmers remain in the driving seat and this is why we

Launch the Strategic Dialogue on the future of Agriculture of the European Union we have invited a broad scope of Representatives of the farming sectors the young Farmers the rural communities the seed and fertilizer industry the food sector the processing sector but also the financial sector The Cooperative banking sector the consumers

And environmental groups and of course Science Now effective nature protection must offer generous generous incentives for intervening Farmers need a worthwh business case for nature enhancing measures perhaps we have not made that case convincingly a real incentive that goes beyond mere law loss of yields is required public subsidies can provide

Those incentives and for example premium labeling in corporation with retailers and processors in other words nature conservation can only be successful through a bottom up and incentive based approach because only if our farmers can live off their land will they invest in the future and only if we achieve our

Climate and an environmental goals together will far must be able to continue to make a living a storm intensified by the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 stirring the economic seas and leaving farmers in Central and Eastern Europe particularly vulnerable a nearly 9% drop in Farmgate prices propelled by governments and

Retailers striving to appease costc conscious consumers these Farmers the backbone of Europe’s food production find themselves caught in the crossfire between economic survival and providing affordable sustenance to the masses a pivotal element of the European green deal lays down stringent targets for Farmers demanding a radical shift in production

Methods as wildfires ravage Greece and droughts parch southern Spain the impact of climate change on agriculture becomes a rallying point for those burdened by conflicting demands cheaper food and climate friendly process es the Quest for cheaper products sends shock waves a Tremor felt keenly by those who toil in the fields planting

The seeds that sustain Nations the influx of cheap Imports acts as the final Gust in this perfect storm the eu’s waiver of quotas and duties post Russia’s Invasion floods the market with cheap agricultural produce from Ukraine amplifying the resentment among farmers in Central and Eastern Europe a bitter pill to swallow as these

Imports undercut the prices of local produce leaving Farmers wrestling with the harsh Winds of unfair competition consolidation driven by the historical principle of economy of scale has left smaller Farms on the brink of Extinction as we embark on this journey through the shared grievances it becomes evident that the paneuropean farmer

Rebellion is more than a protest it’s a plea for survival a battlecry against a system that threatens the very essence of Agriculture the fields resonate not only with the hum of tractors but with the collective heartbeat of farmers demanding a re-evaluation of priorities policies and the profound connection

Between those those who sew and those who reap Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 exacerbated these economic pressures simultaneously governments and retailers wary of the impact of a rising cost of living on consumers have pushed for reductions in food prices amplifying the financial strain on Farmers import related issues further compound the

Problem the impact of climate change on agriculture has become a significant source of concern extreme weather events such as wildfires in Greece and droughts in southern Spain have adversely affected production Farmers feel caught in a paradox pressured to meet conflicting demands for cheap food and climate friendly

Processes the eu’s farm to Fork strategy part of the broader European green deal imposes ambitious Targets on Farmers including harving pesticides by 2030 reducing fertilizer use and devoting more land to non-agricultural use the common agricultural policy cap a $55 billion a year subsidy system underpinning Europe’s food security for

Over six decades is facing scrutiny historically based on the principle of economy of scale the cap has led to consolidation with the number of farms in the EU declining by over a third since 2005 this consolidation has left larger Farms grappling with high levels of debt in a low margin

Business while smaller Farms find themselves increasingly uncompetitive the eu’s evolving green policies intertwined with the cap have further alarmed the farming sector Farmers responsible for 11% of the eu’s greenhouse gas emissions are apprehensive about meeting targets that seem unrealistic economically unviable and ultimately self-defeating National governments are beginning to

Address farmer concerns in response to the protests Germany has softened plans to cut diesel subsidies and France has retracted a diesel tax increase while pledging financial aid at the EU level the European commission has proposed measures such as limiting agricultural imports from Ukraine and providing exemptions for certain obligations in

2024 bers that are outside we see you and we hear you and if your voice you want your voice to be heard make it heard also in June when you vote for the European Parliament elections however as Farmers increasingly Garner support from far-right political factions politicians are forced to navigate a delicate

Balance between addressing farmer Grievances and upholding broader policy objectives with European Parliament elections on the horizon concessions seem likely to Plate an already restive farming community the French segment of this paneuropean farmer Rebellion has taken a noteworthy turn as French Farmers unions after days of impassioned protests announced a

Temporary halt to their disruptive actions their demonstrations marked by tractors blocking highways and symbolic gestures such as dumping manure in front of government buildings were a visible outcry against the challenges that have besieged their industry the central message echoed through the protests French farmers can no longer sustain their livelihoods amid

The onslaught of cheap Imports a lack of subsidies and escalating production costs French prime minister Gabriel atal in response to the farmer fervent appeals has unveiled a series of concessions aimed at addressing their immediate concerns the agreement encompasses commitments to refrain from importing agricultural products that U ized

Pesticides banned in the EU along with the introduction of new Financial subsidies and tax breaks notably these measures have at least temporarily assuaged the Grievances of France’s two largest agricultural unions the young farmers and the fnca the French acronym for the national Federation of farmers unionist the farmer protests across the

European Union serve as a poignant reminder of the chall Alles faced by those who cultivate the continent’s food policy makers must engage in a meaningful dialogue with Farmers addressing their concerns while charting a course that safeguards both the environment and the economic viability of Agriculture as Europe stands at this

Critical juncture the resolution of these issues will not only shape the future of farming but also influence the broader socioeconomic landscape for years to come if you found this information valuable make sure to hit that like button and subscribe for more updates remember stay informed stay engaged your awareness and involvement

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