Agricultural policy - Farmers' association in the north receives support from politicians
The Schleswig-Holstein Farmers' Association is calling for several demonstrations in Schleswig-Holstein next week against the federal government's austerity measures - and is receiving support for its demands from politicians. There had been no talks before the announcement that the subsidized agricultural diesel and the vehicle tax exemption for agricultural and forestry vehicles would be abolished, criticized the President of the Schleswig-Holstein Farmers' Association, Klaus-Peter Lucht, on Thursday after a meeting with top representatives of the state parties. "And that is unacceptable. It's a slap in the face."
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The farmers in Schleswig-Holstein are planning encouraging demonstrations against the federal government's austerity measures, particularly focusing on the abolition of subsidized agricultural diesel and the vehicle tax exemption for agricultural and forestry vehicles. Despite no prior discussions, Klaus-Peter Lucht, the President of the Schleswig-Holstein Farmers' Association, expressed his disappointment at this decision, likening it to a slap in the face. The Federal Government's actions challenge the agrarian savings decision made by many farmers in the region. In Rendsburg, the local politicians have expressed their solidarity with the Schleswig-Holstein Farmers' Association, echoing their concerns about the impact of these measures on Schleswig-Holstein's agricultural policy. The subsidies provided to farmers in Schleswig-Holstein contribute significantly to the overall agricultural policy in Holstein-Schleswig.
Source: www.stern.de
