Farmers in Hampshire are participating in the rally against the climate of extinction of the rebellion

Farmers join the protest group against the extinction of the rebellion against climate change.

They say that agriculture has been wrongly criticized and that it wants to highlight the work done and the fact that they are one of the industries most affected by climate change.

Dagan James, a buffalo farmer from Broughton, Hampshire, participated in the April manifestations of the extinction of the rebellion. He and other farmers were convinced that there was not enough money to make a difference.

Agriculture accounts for around 10% of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK, but the National Farmers Union has set a net emissions target for 2040.

Video reporter: Tom Hepworth

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