They do not want to die in silence, farmers announce a demonstration in Oise

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Wrath of the Farmers, Act 2, Season 1… For about a month, new punchy actions farmers are spreading all over the national territory. After taking down entrance signs from certain towns at the end of October 2024 to indicate that they “did not know where they were going”, the renewed anger of farmers in the Oise is becoming more and more concrete.

Less than a year after an unprecedented mobilization of the profession, which resulted in the Oise by the blocking of the A16 motorway or tractor parades towards Compiègne, Senlis and Beauvais, repeat this Monday, November 18.

That day, at 3 p.m.farmers will converge their tractors towards the Departmental Territorial Directorate (DDT)boulevard Amyot d’Inville, in Beauvais.

“The birds hide to die, not the peasants”

“Income, cash flow aid, simplification, EU-Mercosur agreement… Since January 2024, the government has been taking us for a ride,” the government jointly warns. FDSEA and Young Farmers in a video published to beat the recall of the troops.

“The birds hide to die, not the peasants. The fight continues! We don't give up ! Isarian farmers, get ready,” they continue.

Attract the attention of public authorities in the middle of the G20

A protest movement which echoes the recent call from the president of the FNSEA, Arnaud Rousseau while the G20 summit begins Monday, November 18 in Brazil. He invited farmers to take action “in all departments” to “attract the attention of public authorities” and ask for “support”.

The country's agricultural sectors do not hide their concern about the possible conclusion of a free trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur, which concerns five South American countries.

“We are not targeting highways,” clarified the representative of the majority agricultural union, adding that the objective of this mobilization is not “to block” or “starve” France.

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