Trending on Twitter| People praise farmers as FarmersMakeIndia on Twitter

 

Trending on Twitter| People praise farmers as #FarmersMakeIndia on Twitter

Trending on Twitter| People praise farmers as #FarmersMakeIndia on Twitter

Know your heroes.

The hands who fill your plates. Stay united, don’t spread Negativity Folded hands FARMERS don’t hate anyone, it is just between government and new farm bills. Stay united, don’t spread Negativity Folded hands FARMERS don’t hate anyone, it is just between government and new farm bills. Farmers don't just work till the sun goes down.

They work until the job gets done.

They worked until this nation was self-sufficient for food. 

And they will be at work until the 3 #FarmLaws are repealed. Farmers are not for sale. They are not a Product. You have to Understand. Save our Farmers Person wearing a turban

Save our  Nation

We stand with farmers. Farmers are proud of India. Farmers not getting their fair dues. Farmers are the backbone of India stand with farmers. We are proud and thankful to the founders of human civilization. Nothing can amount to your hard work and the joy you give us every meal. Support Our Farmers. More You Suppress Us,

More Louder Our Voices Will Be.

 #FarmersMakeIndia. We need our farmers, more than they need us!!

Stand United!!

 #FarmersMakeIndia

Farmers have been getting huge support from people from all walks of life. India is nothing without farming and farmers. Farmers feed us. 

No farmer, No food, No future. Farmers are a true 'Make In India' Business. Farmers are proud of India. Before eating food 

FIRST THANK GOD.

SECOND THANK FARMERS.

The government is suppressing Farmer's voice, those who provide food to them.

I think those who are against farmers they should not get food and starve for it. No amount of money can bring a meal to your table if farmers stop growing it in the fields. Farmers are the real gems of our great nation. Now it's our time to support them and that will be the real value of their crops. #FarmersMakeIndia. The farmer is the only man in our economy who buys everything at retail, sells everything at wholesale, and pays the freight both ways.”