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Totschnig Expects Massive Decline in Farmers' Incomes

High crop losses due to drought. Dryness puts farmers under pressure. Despite announced aid, the situation on many farms is precarious, explains Josef Moosbrugger, President of the Chamber of Agriculture.
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On the occasion of the dramatic loss of income for Austrian farmers, FPÖ agricultural spokesman NABg. Peter Schmiedlechner strongly criticised ÖVP Agriculture Minister Totschnig. The fact that the minister himself publicly acknowledges today that the drought aid presented by the government could not compensate for the massive decline in income is an unprecedented political revelation for the liberals.

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High crop losses due to drought. Dryness puts farmers under pressure. Despite announced aid, the situation on many farms is precarious, explains Josef Moosbrugger, President of the Chamber of Agriculture.

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Agriculture Minister Norbert Totschnig (ÖVP) expects this year a "massive" decline in farmers' incomes due to the record drought and high costs. The government's aid to drought and the insurance payments for drought damage would not compensate for the decline in income, said Totschnig on Tuesday. In the previous year, a good harvest and higher income in animal production had significantly increased agricultural incomes.

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vienna.at broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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