European Union Approves Green Deal Nature Restoration Law

The European Union narrowly approved the controversial green deal Nature Restoration Law, which aims to restore natural habitats by 2030 and 2050, sparking condemnation from farmers' organizations who fear it will impact their ability to feed the continent and make a living. The law was passed by a slim majority at an EU Council of Ministers meeting, with opposition from some countries and concerns over financial feasibility and lack of clear funding for ecosystem restoration.

Avian Flu Outbreak in Dairy Cows

Dairy cows infected with avian flu in five U.S. states have died or been slaughtered by farmers because they did not recover, leading to economic concerns in the farm belt.

Agriculture in the U.S.

The average age of farmers in the U.S. is nearly 60, but there's also an increasing number of young people becoming farmers or showing interest in agriculture.

Water Shortage in Lower Rio Grande Valley

American farmers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley are facing a water shortage due to Mexico not fulfilling its water obligations, leading to significant economic impacts and job losses in the agriculture sector.

Avian Flu Prevention Measures for Dairy Cows

New measures to prevent avian flu among dairy cows include testing dairy herds before they cross state lines, but farmers who report infections voluntarily risk losing money.

Creation of Indigenous Territories in Brazil

President Lula da Silva announced the creation of two new Indigenous territories in Brazil, bringing the total to 10 during his term. The new territories cover almost 132 square miles. Lula aims to fulfill his pledge of creating 14 new territories despite legal obstacles and opposition from farmers.

Protest against wolf attacks on Swiss sheep farmers

Swiss sheep farmers protested by dumping bodies of sheep killed by wolves in front of a regional government building, demanding more action against the predators.

European farmers protesting agricultural policies

European farmers protest agricultural policies in Brussels with fireworks and liquid manure.

Farmers' Protest for Food Security in London

Furious farmers protest in London over threats to food security caused by trade deals and substandard imports, calling for policy change to support British agriculture.

Farmers' Protests in India and Europe

Farmers in India and Europe are protesting for fair crop prices, debt relief, and against new environmental rules. Governments are being pressured to take action to support the agricultural sector.

Farmers Protest in India for Minimum Crop Prices

Thousands of farmers in India protested in the capital demanding a new law for minimum crop prices. The protest comes at a crucial time before India's national election, with farmers seeking guarantees for their crops and protesting against the government's failure to fulfill promises made during previous protests.

Farmers Protest in Poland

Farmers in Poland protest EU climate policies and food imports from Ukraine, leading to violent clashes with police. Prime Minister Donald Tusk seeks to address farmers' concerns and proposes amendments to the Green Deal.

Farmers' protest in Brussels

Farmers clash with police in Brussels near EU headquarters in protest against red tape and cheap imports not meeting EU standards.

Farmers Protest in Spain Against EU Policies

Farmers in Spain protest against European Union and local farming policies, demanding measures to alleviate production cost hikes, with similar protests taking place across the EU.