Autumn conference of the farmers' association: The future of agriculture in the district

Autumn conference of the farmers' association: The future of agriculture in the district

On Wednesday evening, an important autumn conference of the ÖVP Farmersbund took place in the Feistritz Castle. This meeting combined numerous officials that dealt intensively with the current concerns of the peasantry. The chairman of the district level, Ko Martin Hebenstreit, played a central role in the discussions and was significantly involved in illuminating the various topics that affect agriculture and farmers in the region.

The conference offered the opportunity to discuss various challenges and perspectives that currently shape agriculture. Among other things, this included questions about sustainability in agriculture, the support of farms and coping with changes in agricultural politics. The event was particularly important to strengthen the voice of the peasantry and to represent its concerns in the political arena.

important discussion topics

The main topics that were on the agenda included the future development of agricultural policy and the implementation of new guidelines that could have direct effects on the companies. The officials emphasized the need for adjustments in order to be able to meet the growing requirements. These relevant topics were intensively discussed by those present to find suitable solutions.

The results of the conference are not only discussed at the next meeting of the farmers' association, but also shared in the broader public in order to raise a greater awareness of the challenges that farmers face. Such a forum offers a valuable platform to exchange ideas and learn from each other.

The presence and commitment of the officials impressively showed that the concerns of the peasantry must continue to be the focus of the political discussion. The exchange of information and strategies will be crucial to represent the interests of farmers at various levels. More details on the topics discussed can be found in a recent report www.meinbezirk.at .