Drought: President of the FNSEA Calls for Billions of Euros to Support Farmers
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Farmers are hit hard by high heat and drought compared to 1976. The government has announced a comprehensive plan whose details are not yet known. The FNSEA calls for an emergency plan which amounts to several billion euros in the context of severe budgetary constraints for the state.
Arnaud Rousseau, on a trip to Aveyron, claimed several billion euros in aid for agriculture this Saturday. The president of the FNSEA, the first agricultural union, evokes a "climate disaster" of an "unpublished" scale.
Dry pastures and heat-burned fruit and vegetable plants cause professionals to fear the worst. The FNSEA calls the state for a "reactivity shock".
"We need an unprecedented government response," said Arnaud Rousseau, president of the dominant agricultural union.
In the face of a climate situation described as an unprecedented disaster, Arnaud Rousseau calls on the government to react to a shock of reactivity to support farms "We are talking about billions of d
While a national "Sherse" cell has been activated within the Ministry of Agriculture, Arnaud Rousseau waits to "know how this great plan will be encrypted".
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