The recent political upheaval in France has left the agricultural community in disarray.

Following the resignation of Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his government, farmers are grappling with the loss of key concessions they had secured after months of negotiations.

These included improved retirement calculations and a simplification committee to ease administrative burdens.

The abrupt government change has also put a halt to promised emergency financial aid of 400 million euros.

In response, farmers have expressed their frustration by targeting the offices of politicians who supported the motion of censure that led to the government's fall.

The president of the National Federation of Agricultural Holders' Unions (FNSEA), Arnaud Rousseau, highlighted the uncertainty surrounding the future of these measures, emphasizing the urgent need for political stability to address the agricultural sector's pressing issues.