Following the resignation of Michel Barnier and his government, French farmers have adapted their protest strategies instead of engaging in traditional demonstrations. The FNSEA and JA unions had initially planned to march against insufficient agricultural income, but now aim for constructive dialogues with local officials and retailers. Despite a shift in tactics, union leaders emphasize the ongoing pressure on the government to uphold previous commitments, including budgetary support and regulatory simplifications critical for farmers’ livelihoods.