the majority of protesters have come from the punjab. it is known as the country s breadbasket. my parents, my grandparents have been raised in punjab. we always travelled to punjab. we always travelled to punjab and see the industry of farming there and how our families are ploughing the fields. we have so much culture, this is why we support this movement. we predominantly farm rice and wheat. this man affirms rice and wheat. this man affirms rice in india, this is because in and uncles. they have travelled hundreds of miles from delhi to join in with the protest. they have said they are prepared to be there as long as it takes, whether it is weeks or months. the indian government passed three new laws to allow theirfarmers to government passed three new laws to allow their farmers to sell produce directly to buyers. they argue it will improve fahrmann s pay. but i must say it will make them vulnerable to large companies.
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translation: if the local procurement system is abolished, the farming produce will rot. and there won t be any buyers. even if somebody offers to buy, the price offered will be far less. we will be left without any choice but to sell below cost. while the government insists that farming reforms will grant more freedom to farmers in selling the produce to private companies, including multinationals, its certain security remains. promise of the higher price for the farmer, the promise of getting vitamins in the market, the promise of linking you with the world value chain and getting you a better income in the long run. all these have not been able to impress the farming community in any form. the farming community instead, they have had very bitter lessons from such promises from government the last 25 to 20 years. earlier this week, canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau expressed support
peaceful protest. they feel the government should have consulted each one of them before taking certain positions which affects their livelihoods, their families and their farmlands. translation: if the local procurement system is abolished, the farming produce will rot. and there won t be any buyers. even if somebody offers to buy the price to buy, the price offered will be far less. we will be left without any choice but to sell below cost. while the government insists that farming reforms will grant more freedom to farmers in selling the produce to private companies, including multinationals, its certain security remains. promise of the higher price for the farmer, the promise of getting vitamins in the market, the promise of linking you with the world value chain and getting you a better income in the long run. all these have not been able to impress the