Hi Namalanta Combo here with some very exciting news.

Dear Daughter is back for a new series.

I'm putting together a handbook to life for daughters everywhere

full of stories and advice to help navigate life.

That's Dear Daughter from the BBC World Service.

Find it wherever you get your BBC podcast.

Hello, I'm Kruh Parvati.

Welcome to the documentary from the BBC World Service.

In BBC OS conversations, we bring people together to share their experiences. This time with farming protests around the world

we hear from farmers about their lives, their attachment to the land and why they are angry.

In many countries across Europe and also in India

farmers have been leaving their land to protest against farming taxes laws and

regulations. Three farmers in India tell us about the hardships many are facing and Welsh farmers Charlotte worries about our increasing disconnect with the land.

There is a growing number that have no idea about farming.

In the past, you know, mothers, parents, grandparents would have been in the farming industry.

Now it's further away and they have no idea where food actually comes from.

It just appears on the supermarket shelf.

Long lines of tractors have become an increasingly common sight in recent months on the streets of many European cities. Across Poland this past week

farmers blocked roads in protest at rising costs and competition from cheaper

imports from Ukraine. The European Union had lifted import taxes

on Ukraine grain following Russia's invasion back in 2022. On Wednesday it agreed to impose limits on how much food can be imported duty-free.

Farmers have also been protesting in Hungary, Belgium, Spain, Greece and Italy on a range of issues from fuel prices to new environment rules.

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