The biggest protest points at overregulation and, like in Germany now, the end of tax reductions (which is not a subsidy)

TomK

I admit I don't know much about the details of the protest, but is it possible that they rely on subventions to remain competitive against other countries who still benefit from handouts?

398ja

Maybe that's true for a part if them. But there's a large movement that understands the hit that comes from the WEF

culture

Farmers' Protests: The Silenced Middle Class

They just want government handouts. European farmers have been spoiled since the EU was founded. They want more, more, more now.