Difference between revisions of "European farming"
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(European farming is targeted by radical environmentalists for severe restrictions and elimination under the guise of the global warming hoax.) |
(Protests against the Leftist broke out in the summer of 2022 by farmers, initially by Dutch farmers who were then joined by farmers in Poland and Italy.) |
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| − | '''European farming''' is targeted by radical [[environmentalist]]s for severe restrictions and elimination under the guise of the [[global warming]] hoax. | + | '''European farming''' is targeted by radical [[environmentalist]]s for severe restrictions and elimination under the guise of the [[global warming]] hoax. Protests against the [[Leftist]] broke out in the summer of 2022 by farmers, initially by [[Dutch farmers]] who were then joined by farmers in [[Poland]] and [[Italy]]. |
European farming consists primarily of: | European farming consists primarily of: | ||
Latest revision as of 01:45, July 11, 2022
European farming is targeted by radical environmentalists for severe restrictions and elimination under the guise of the global warming hoax. Protests against the Leftist broke out in the summer of 2022 by farmers, initially by Dutch farmers who were then joined by farmers in Poland and Italy.
European farming consists primarily of:
- livestock including dairy
- vegetables
- grain
- sugar
- fruit
European exports include:
- grain (especially wheat and barley
- dairy
- products
- poultry
- pork
- vegetables
- fruit
- olive oil (production leaders in this order: Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Greece, Morocco and Turkey)
- wine