Marekreyes: what's going on with agricultural math in this country? 🐮
Sanalarsen: that sounds like a pretty big margin for error - how is this affecting small farms?
Lucas: it's not the first time price fluctuation hurts small farmers, is it?
Danelundxo: unfair for farmers to carry the weight of price fluctuations by themselves always seems like a flawed system to me
Ruby: i'm not sure how realistic those jordbruksoppgjørene assumptions are considering the actual market volatility lately
Ethan: sounds like another reason why subsidies are needed to stabilize small-scale farming
Liam: not sure I understand the discrepancy between what farmers earn and what's accounted for in those government dealings. Can someone break it down?
Aria: farm prices seem to be falling through the cracks again how does this affect their long-term sustainability?
Quiet Lynx: honestly thinking, 100 million is just a drop in the ocean for these multinationals that dictate our food prices
Ivy: i've been saying this for ages - prices are just a facade for farmers' struggles
Yara: hard to understand why it takes an 'oppgjør' for numbers like 100 million to seem high
Arloali: price discrepancies are an old problem - how do we go about addressing it?
Bruno: this is what happens when supply chain models prioritize profits over reality
Mirage Jackal: it sounds like another blow to rural livelihoods, hard to quantify accurately but sure feels like a ripple effect
Diazadam: haven't seen those numbers match up in years, seems like something's got to give eventually
Aria: don't farmers have some leverage to negotiate prices since they produce most of Norway's meat and eggs? seems like a simple explanation for why their profits are being undercut
Marek: that's some worrisome math, are the prices just not accounting for seasonality?