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In the “Allo la France” section, 12/13 examines the reactions of the French to the proposals of the candidates for the presidential election. This week, the journalist of 12/13 Adrien Rohard, present on the set, gives the floor to the French to know their opinions on the field of agriculture.
Present on the set of 12/13, the journalist Adrien Rohard gives the floor to three French citizens to find out their opinions on the field of agriculture, within the framework of the presidential election. Julien is a student in Val-de-Marne, and does not dream of becoming a farmer at all because of the very heavy workload.
Étienne is a farmer in Sarthe. He comes back to Fabien Roussel’s proposal to have 500,000 farmers in France by 2030: “It’s just impossible, either because it’s physically hard, or because it doesn’t pay enough, or because the constraints to settle are much too heavy.” Amélie, a business manager in Eure, mother of two children and daughter of a farmer, considers that glyphosate should not be seen in a binary way, and that research should be funded to support farmers towards the end of the pesticides.