Farmers' associations have announced the continuation of protests and several days of going out on the streets and roads throughout Serbia because the competent ministry and institutions persistently disagree with their demands.
Farmers in losses, ask for help from the Government and announce a nationwide protest in two weeks. Yields are drastically reduced, is there any reason to worry
Extremely high temperatures and drought this year have caused special hardships for farmers. The yields of all agricultural goods were damaged. There are fewer and fewer goods on the market stalls, and prices are rising. Yields are reduced by 30 to 40 percent
Poor people across Europe are blocking their countries, as was seen in Germany this week. Although the EU allocates much more money for agriculture than, for example, in Serbia. Professor and trade unionist Zoran Stojiljković tells why this is so for "Vreme".
Milan Milošević, the representative of Šumadisje farmers, said that associations from different parts of Serbia are leaving for Belgrade tomorrow, in order to present themselves to the Government of Serbia on Friday.
One of the organizers of agricultural protests reported to the police last night that he was threatened by twenty young men. He requested police protection
