From that website above - link again: https://lsvdeutschland.de/ - translated this: It can't go on like this, agriculture has to cope with more and more ill-conceived regulations and poor political decisions. Many of these decisions not only cost a lot more working time, but also cause high costs that can hardly be passed on. Here are a few examples from the last 2 years alone: - Reduction of the tax rate for flat-rate businesses from 10.7% to 8.4% - Abolition of profit smoothing - Cancellation of the investment subsidy of €195 million for the rapid reorganisation of agriculture desired by society - Reduction in subsidies for agricultural social insurance and the employers' liability insurance association - Higher CO2 levy, which will rise to 19.8 cents per litre by 2026 - 4% set-aside of productive land, without compensation - Tightening of the Odour Immission Directive (GIRL) - Expansion of the material flow balance - Tightening of the erosion control register - Lack of investment support for conversion to greater animal welfare, without safeguarding higher operating costs - Lack of tendering volumes for biogas - Increased damage caused by wolves, beavers, etc. Still no solution to date