like hundreds of thousands of other farmers in the country freddy poda but his uncle defender still plant and harvest their crops by haven't. they're still able to feed their families but say the new legislation will soon jeopardize their livelihoods for decades the agricultural sector has been heavily regulated but many farmers believe that liberalizing the market will see large corporations dictating prices in the future. yeah right now i work with one aim in mind if i grow this much i can sell it for that much but under these new laws i lose that security. you cannot get in if the government has created conditions under which farmers will no longer be able to sell their crops. the price of fuel fertilizers and seeds is rising. and we can't set any money aside . now so for me only makes sense if you can't find any other job. in the eastern german state of brandenburg farmers also face a complicated reality. germany already had stringent social and environmental standards when the government started tightening them further a few years ago against china says they make it almost impossible

the northern indian state of hari ana like hundreds of thousands of other farmers in the country freddie poda but his uncle defender still plant and harvest their crops by hand. they're still able to feed their families but say the new legislation will soon jeopardize their livelihoods for decades the agricultural sector has been heavily regulated but many farmers believe that liberalizing the market will see large corporations dictating prices in the future. yeah right now i work with one aim in mind if i grow this much i can sell it for that much but under these new laws i lose that security. given to the government has created conditions under which farmers will no longer be able to sell their crops. the price of fuel fertilizers and seeds is rising. and we can't set any money aside. now so far me only makes sense if you can't find any other job you've got to look out of. in eastern german state of brandenburg farmers also face a complicated reality. germany already had stringent social and environmental standards when the government started tightening them further a few years ago against

the northern indian state of her iana like hundreds of thousands of other farmers in the country freddie poda but his uncle defender still plant and harvest their crops by hand. they're still able to feed their families but say the new legislation will soon jeopardize their livelihoods for decades the agricultural sector has been heavily regulated but many farmers believe that liberalizing the market will see large corporations dictating prices in the future. yeah right now i work with one aim in mind if i grow this much i can sell it for that much but under these new laws i lose that security. you cannot get in if the government has created conditions under which farmers will no longer be able to sell their crops. the price of fuel fertilizers and seeds is rising. and we can't set any money aside . now so for me only makes sense if you can't find any other job. in eastern german state to brandenberg farmers also face a complicated reality. germany already had stringent social and environmental standards when the government started tightening them further a few years ago against reineke says