France, Feb. 9 -- French farmers may have called off their protests in response to last week's government concessions, but some remain mobilised - arguing the fundamental reasons behind their action have still not been addressed.
"It's always good if you have less of an administrative burden," says farmer Genevieve Savigny about the government's promises of better pay and less red tape.
The government also said it woulddelay France's plan to phase out pesticides - a move the European Union took as well.
"It makes you believe you'llbe on a level playing field with other countries that use these chemicals," Savigny adds.
"But it does not address the root of the problem, which is to ensure a decent income for all farmers and to give a long...