Why France Could Lose 130,000 Farmers by 2035
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In a report published on Tuesday 15 September, the SOL association and the Climate Action Network point out that the renewal of agricultural generations can be an opportunity to put France on "the tracks of the transition".
Two NGOs warn that the number of farmers in France, Europe's main agricultural power, is likely to fall further due to the lack of support measures for the transfer between generations of farms, given that a wave of retirements will take place in the future, AFP informs.
In a report published this Tuesday, September 15, the Sol association and the Climate Action Network are concerned about the too low renewal of generations in French agriculture. The associations highlight their solutions to attract candidates to farms, and call for a change of agricultural model.
The country could count only 275,000 farmers in ten years, warn in a report published this Tuesday the Climate Action and Sol Network. The fault in particular the lack of attractiveness of an ultra-precarious profession and the difficulty of access to land.
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