Farmers Announce Protests with Agricultural Technique if Authorities Do Not Intervene Until 30 October
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Thousands of Moldovans may be unemployed if the country's authorities waive restrictions on the import of cheap Ukrainian grains, and hundreds of small farms will be threatened with destruction, and Alexander Slusar, a representative of the Power of Farmers Association, warned on social media networks.
Farmers in the Republic of Moldova risk facing greater competition from foreign cereal producers, after the law regulating imports of wheat, maize and seed from the sun expires on 31 October. The MP "Our Party", Sergei Ivanov, claims that farmers have full deposits, but cannot sell their production at advantageous prices. The MP proposed the extension of the licensing mechanism until the end of the year and accuses the Government of delaying the…
The Agraries in Moldova will protest with tractors as of 31 October unless until then the authorities extend the licensing of grain imports and also supply ... . . . . . 22.10.2026, PRIM
Farmers warn that they could go out to protest with the agricultural technique if the authorities do not take support measures until October 30th. Three profile associations ask, among other things, to reimburse the excise duty on diesel, direct payments and the extension of the licensing of imports of cereals and oilseeds, on the basis of the costs and accrued debts. Follow us on Telegram and Instagram. ... Article Farmer Force threatens with n…
The Farmers' Force Association and representatives of two other agricultural organisations ask the authorities for six urgent measures to support the large crop sector. They warn that they are prepared to organise protests with techniques and agricultural machinery if they will not see action to implement claims by 30 October.
Three farmers' associations, led by the Farmers' Force, threaten to go out on the streets with tractors and other agricultural machinery if the Government does not take support measures for the sector until 30 October. The claims were made on 21 October at the Association Council meeting.
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