Can farmers number on decent representation of their interests in Brussels? Polish peasants from Małopolska and Świętokrzyska decided to check this out by inviting all political committees who managed to registry electoral lists in their districts. Although the initiative was completely ignored by the largest groups in the country, which is not surprising, of course, due to the fact that both the current and erstwhile power seemed to underestimate farmers earlier, it was a pleasant surprise that the enthusiasm of candidates representing the typically free marketplace electorate proved to be.
The debate on the future of agriculture in the EU will so take place: Grzegorz Braun representing the Confederation of the Polish Crown and starting from the list of Confederation of Freedom and Independence, Stanisław Żółtek from the Polexit party, Adam Jarubas from the coalition election committee The 3rd Way of PSL-PL2050 of Szymon Hołownia and Marcin Woch from the election committee of voters Unpartisan Local Governmentists – average Poland.
The main thematic areas of the debate organised in the Hall of the legislature Centre of the University of Agriculture in Krakow will be the EU's agricultural policy, the Green Deal and the influx of agri-food products from outside the EU.
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