he's the big boss of the world farmers' organisation. easure having you on the show. and, andrea, let me start with this, because one thing that seems to tie together the farmers protesting in europe and india is a worry that theyjust can't make a living from farming. so, many people would be wondering, why is that so difficult to do? well, thank you for this question. whether we are primarily food consumer or food producer, taxpayer or policymaker, we all have a stake in an agriculture that should be more economically, environmentally and socially sustainable for the stability of the planet. but when it comes to implementing change, a lot is currently expected of one group in the system, which is the farmers. in reality, farmers are already hard—pressed to make a living in a world where market prices are volatile, weather patterns are changing faster than the ability to adapt, and pests and diseases may wipe out the work of a season. there is no room to go green while in the red. long—term sustainable practice needs to be profitable from

he's the big boss of the world farmers' organisation. l pleasure having you on the show. and, andrea, let me start with this, because one thing that seems to tie together the farmers protesting in europe and india is a worry that theyjust can't make a living from farming. so, many people would be wondering, why is that so difficult to do? well, thank you for this question. whether we are primarily food consumer or food producer, taxpayer or policymaker, we all have a stake in an agriculture that should be more economically, environmentally and socially sustainable for the stability of the planet. but when it comes to implementing change, a lot is currently expected of one group in the system, which is the farmers. in reality, farmers are already hard—pressed to make a living in a world where market prices are volatile, weather patterns are changing faster than the ability to adapt, and pests and diseases may wipe out the work of a season. there is no room to go green while in the red. long—term sustainable practice needs to be profitable

world trade organisation. so you need to have free trade in the developing world. a country like the eu, for example, can have subsidies , farmerss subsidies. that's a big thing in the news at the the that at the moment. the idea that farmers subsidies. farmers want their subsidies. but countries they but we tell poor countries they have trade. they have to have free trade. they can't trillions and can't have it. so trillions and trillions flow from trillions of pounds flow from poor countries to rich countries every then a little every year, and then a little bit it gets given back in bit of it gets given back in aid. and this is the reality of the which anyone can the situation, which anyone can see do a of see if they do a bit of research, go to youtube that have been jason. and so it's almost bully the almost like the bully in the playground everyone's almost like the bully in the playgrcmoney everyone's almost like the bully in the playgrcmoney egivesne's almost like the bully in the playgrcmoney egives everyone pocket money and gives everyone £0.10 back to buy some freddos or mean with inflation or what i mean with inflati