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'Growing crops doesn't pay': Shrinking farming population sparks rally in east Japan

About 350 people joined a farmers’ rally and tractor demonstration in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, eastern Japan. Participants called for measures to protect agriculture as the farming population shrinks. The event highlighted concerns that growing crops no longer provides a sustainable livelihood for many farmers. They said economic returns from cultivation are insufficient.

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