Farmers across various nations are rising up against the European Union’s green policies and the inundation of markets with low-cost grain from Ukraine, a move that’s devastating the agricultural sector.

While the EU funnels millions into Ukraine’s economy, European farmers face burdensome tax hikes and emissions regulations that imperil their way of life.

Struggling to compete with the rock-bottom prices of Ukrainian grain, some farmers are even being barred from tilling their land.

In France, the despair is palpable, with farmer suicides occurring every other day, exacerbated by the EU’s use of high-tech drones for enforcement, restricting even basic farming activities.

In Poland, the Trade Union of Individual Farmers has reached its breaking point, declaring a nationwide strike.

Calling for solidarity, the union urges understanding of the dire situation, emphasizing the fight to preserve multi-generational family farms from collapse and bankruptcy.

Beginning February 9, farmers plan to blockade all Polish-Ukrainian border crossings and erect highway barriers across various provinces.

“The situation worsens with alarming pronouncements from Brussels,” reports Remix News.

The European Union’s ambitious emissions targets, necessitating trillions in annual investments, are met with skepticism and frustration from farmers facing immediate economic peril.

While some farmer groups have briefly halted key border crossings, conceding to authorities’ concessions, tensions remain high as the battle for agricultural survival intensifies.