France Gives Farmers 1B Euros for Heatwave Recovery

France announced more than one billion euros in aid for farmers following severe heatwaves and droughts that devastated crops. The package includes rapid payments and a recovery fund to assist thousands of struggling agricultural properties.

FILE PHOTO: French firefighters work to extinguish burning haystacks in a field at a farm near Loretz-d'Argenton, in the Deux-Sevres department, during a heatwave affecting a majority of the country, France, June 25, 2026.

France pledged €1B ($1.16B) in emergency aid on Friday for farmers hit by record summer heatwaves and droughts that ruined crops. The funding package arrives as the government crafts a stringent national budget ahead of the 2027 presidential election. Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard stated that €520M will go toward rapid disbursements for weather-damaged producers.

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