Classify Greek farmers devastated by natural disasters

[catgeorge]

Thanks to nature - their family business is now gone.

I'm preparing for the worst on my family farm.

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[Tooting Carmen]

Generic Balkan looks.

[catgeorge]

Generic Balkan looks.

Agree

[Voskos]

The Greek peasants have been neglected. Most of the Greek Domestic product has been sold to anglosaxon companies, it's a fact and the politicians are only there appointed as local staff.

[catgeorge]

The Greek peasants have been neglected. Most of the Greek Domestic product has been sold to anglosaxon companies, it's a fact and the politicians are only there appointed as local staff.

The Greek farmer has historically been the bullwark of the Greek economy despite the arable land not being friendly to farming for Greek farmers but always found a way to feed its people and even export. I always have to research to increase yield on family farm on an eternal journey of trial and error. But we mostly get it right and customers are happy.

In my belief there is no greater talent than keeping people well fed.

[Immanenz]

The woman looks Slavic, the men look Balkan, can pass in other South Euro / Central East countries- even Georgia

[Tauromachos]

Mix of Alpine and Borreby.

Hopefully God helps them and they get a compensation for their losses in some way.