covered radars and new actions planned in Indre-et-

Two days after the blocking of the Intermarché logistics platform in Noyant-de-Touraine, at the initiative of Rural Coordination 37, the anger of farmers in Indre-et- does not weaken. At the end of the week, several department radars were taken out of service. Difficult to know how much.

On the D910, in Sainte-Catherine-de-Fierbois, the radar located in the Loches- direction was covered with agricultural packaging. Further away, in Sorigny, in the opposite direction, the autonomous radar installed in front of the airfield has been covered with plastic. In front, a pile of manure has been placed.

A pile of manure was placed at the end of the week in front of the Sorigny radar, opposite the aerodrome.
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By whom? The FNSEA and the Young Farmers declare that they are not at the initiative of these actions. “It is not impossible that this is the work of non-members”say local officials, even though posters in the colors of the two unions (FNSEA 37 and JA 37) appear near the radars.

A torchlight march

Mobilized against the Mercosur free trade treaty, farmers announce that they want to continue their action with “standards” and “barriers” to production in their sights,

New actions are expected from Wednesday November 27, 2024 in Indre-et-Loire.
© Photo NR, Pascaline Mesnage

From this Wednesday, November 27, a new mobilization is expected in Touraine. Cédric Raguin, secretary general of the FNSEA in Indre-et-Loire, announces a rally of tractors in the afternoon, avenue de Grammont, in front of the premises of the Departmental Directorate of Territories.

A torchlight march is then planned, “to the prefecture of Tours”assures this pig breeder and cereal grower in Draché. “The tractors will head to a point south and north (from the agglomeration of Tours) to block a road. The objective is to last over time. »

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