A year after the start of the war in Ukraine and six months after the worst drought in forty years, French agriculture is facing new challenges.
Climate change will cost the agricultural sector more than 3 billion euros (loss of crops, changes in orchards, drop in production, etc.).
Geopolitical tensions have driven up costs and underscored the importance of food sovereignty.
But while the presidential visit will launch the unmissable International Agricultural Show this Saturday, it is above all the debates on environmental constraints in France that should fuel tensions in the aisles of the Porte de Versailles.
Emmanuel Macron has planned to go at milking time to the largest pop-up farm,
which welcomes for nine days more than 4000 animals, 1400 breeders and a hundred veterinarians.
He should spend the day there, a long time worthy of the challenges that await...
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