Farmers' strikes are global phenomena, with significant movements seen in various countries.

India

1. Vandana Shiva discusses the origins of India's farmers' movement, highlighting industry-driven costs and the detrimental impact of genetically modified seeds and patents on seeds. This led to a unified national farmers' protest in the early '90s against corporate control and free trade agreements, impacting agriculture profoundly 1.
2. Indy Singh adds that new farm laws enacted without proper farmer consultation led to mass protests surrounding New Delhi, forming self-sustaining camps and highlighting the struggle for collective bargaining 2 3.
   

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   Farmers Movement Unites

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   Farmers' Struggles Worldwide

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   Farmers' Protest Dynamics

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   Farmers' Protest in India

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   Dutch Farmers' Struggle

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   Farmers Under Attack

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   German Farmer Protests

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3. Besides, Patrick Bet-David pointed out the scale of these protests, with a staggering quarter of a billion participants opposing the new farm laws due to fears of exploitation by large corporations 4.

Netherlands

1. Eva Vlaardingerbroek describes how Dutch farmers' protests have faced media vilification and failed negotiations with the government, affecting public perception and farmers' morale. Despite public sympathy, the government continues to push policies that threaten farming practices, leading to unrest and protests with farmers using tractors to express dissent 5.
2. Michael Yon notes that Dutch farmers are part of a broader European protest against agricultural policies, highlighting growing protests across the continent, including Germany and Spain. Farmers, and sometimes fishermen, unite in opposition to restrictive policies on farming and fishing 6.

Germany

Ben Shapiro reports on German farmers' protests against cuts in diesel tax breaks, part of broader environmental legislative changes. These protests have caused significant disruptions and raised political tensions, with fears of a political shift towards the right due to growing discontent among farmers 7.

These protests highlight a global struggle with policies affecting agriculture, driven by economic pressures, environmental regulations, and corporate interests.