«J’ai dû vendre une partie de mes vaches pour amortir le coût» : face à la hausse du prix du carburant et des engrais, les agriculteurs dos au mur
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French farmers are facing increasing financial pressure due to rising fuel and fertilizer costs, exacerbated by the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz. At its annual congress in Caen on April 2nd, the FNSEA, France's largest agricultural union, called for "strong measures" to address the crisis. However, the government is currently refusing to provide additional financial assistance to farmers. Some farmers are being forced to sell livestock to offset the increased expenses. The situation leaves many farmers in a precarious financial position, struggling to cope with the escalating costs of production.
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AI-ExtractedFNSEA called for 'strong measures' at its annual congress in Caen on April 2nd.
The government refuses to grant new aid to farmers.
Farmers are facing increased costs due to the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz.
One farmer had to sell part of their cows to cover costs.
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