Livestock Summit: Between Drought and Presidential Candidate Parade, the Government Will Try to Defuse the Anger of Farmers
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Six months from the first round, the Cournon-d'Auvergne Summit, which opens its doors on Tuesday, promises to be the first major field event in the countryside with the agricultural world. A prized showcase, but where memories of stormy visits remind us that the exercise can quickly run short.
As the Livestock Summit opens in Auvergne in a worrying drought, farmers expect concrete measures rather than electoral promises.
The Livestock Summit opens this Tuesday, October 6th at the Grande Halle d'Auvergne de Cournon. A 2026 edition that finds its cattle, absent last year in the context of an epidemic of nodular dermatosis. A 35th edition that promises to be very political at six months of the presidential election.
Between the contests, several candidates for the presidential election will march at the Livestock Summit which opens tomorrow, Tuesday, October 6, 2026, in Auvergne. They will court disillusioned farmers with a beginning of autumn as dry as summer.
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