Why are the profits made by farmers falling?

Farmers' profits are falling due to several factors, including rising production costs, such as seeds, fertilizers, and labor, which outpace price increases for their products. Additionally, climate change and extreme weather events can lead to crop failures and reduced yields. Market volatility and competition from large agribusinesses further squeeze small farmers' profit margins. Lastly, trade policies and international market fluctuations can also negatively impact prices received by farmers.