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#farmers

Farmers in France and Spain plan road blockades to raise concerns ahead of the European elections.

The EU has delayed rules that would have required farmers to set aside land for biodiversity and soil health.

Farmers have been facing extreme weather events and decreased income, driving up their production costs and squeezing revenues.

Morrisons has sought an injunction against farmers due to unlawful protests, citing serious threats to retail operations.

European farmers intensify pressure on EU leaders with cross-border protests

Farmers demand relief from low incomes, rising costs, and environmental regulations

Farmers across Europe are protesting for fairer prices and less red tape, as they express anger about low prices, rising costs, and constraints imposed by EU climate initiatives.

Protests have occurred in countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, and Poland, with farmers blocking roads and border crossings.

Tractor blockade disrupts operations at Belgian port of Antwerp.

Farmers across Europe protest for higher prices, looser regulations, and protection against cheap imports.

Upcoming strikes in France, particularly by farmers and rail workers, highlight growing unrest driven by unmet promises and economic turmoil.

Public support for farmers in potential strikes mirrors that of healthcare workers, highlighting the growing concern over their treatment.

Farmers in Inveraray attribute the mysterious deaths of lambs to predation by sea eagles, sparking controversy with conservationists who dispute these claims.

The family farm tax has sparked significant anger among farmers, leading to widespread protests and backlash against the government's proposals.

Farmers plan a rally to protest tax changes, fearing damage to family businesses and food security.

Labour's proposed changes to agricultural tax relief have angered farmers, questioning their commitment to the agricultural community.

Farmers are more likely to maintain retirement accounts but save less than the general population.

Government's Budget supports agriculture with increased funding and incentives for farmers.

Beef Welfare Scheme boosted to €75 per calf and sheep payment to €25 per ewe.

Funding for agriculture exceeds €2bn for the first time, aiming to secure farmer votes.

Farmers are protesting inheritance tax changes and trade agreements that threaten their livelihoods.

Farmers are protesting Labour's inheritance tax increase and feel unheard by the government.

Boris Johnson criticizes Labour's inheritance tax change, calling it detrimental to farmers' livelihoods, triggering strong protests from the agricultural community.

Proposed inheritance tax changes may affect 2,500 farmers annually, five times the Treasury's estimate, due to misunderstanding of farm structures.

Farmers should receive an inheritance tax holiday to ensure fairness and protect food security during government tax changes.

The government is considering changes to inheritance tax rules to support farmers aged 80 and over in passing down their farms.

The American presidential campaign has significant implications for fiscal and social policies, impacting global reverberations.

The UK government has frozen grants for farmers aimed at environmental sustainability, complicating their efforts to run eco-friendly businesses.

Postponement of new land tax to address farmers' concerns may hinder housing development efforts.

The government plans to implement a tax to combat land hoarding, particularly among residentially zoned owners, to address the housing crisis.

The Green Party opposes deferring the Residential Zoned Land Tax, equating such delays to hiding resources during critical times.

The Green Party insists on implementing land hoarding tax this year, opposing deferral affecting farmers who use their land.

Finance Minister Jack Chambers deferred a controversial tax on residential land, aiming to support farmers and address concerns about land speculation.

The deferral of the residential land tax by Finance Minister Jack Chambers aims to appease farmers while potentially benefiting land speculators.

Farmers across the EU are protesting against EU policies that could put them out of business.

The farmers are specifically protesting against high costs, EU climate change policies, food imports, and support for Ukraine.

Farmers in France and Poland protest low wages, excessive regulations, and unfair competition.

Protests expand in France with roadblocks spreading in many regions and demonstrations in Brussels.

Around 1,000 farmers in Brussels are protesting against taxes, rising costs, and bureaucratic rules.

The farmers are hoping to make their voices heard at the European Union summit.

Protesting farmers in France have been encouraged to lift roadblocks after the government responded to their grievances.

The government has promised financial assistance and other help to address the farmers' concerns over pay, tax, and regulations.