Peach farmers in Pella, Greece, are mobilizing in response to a devastating disease affecting over 20,000 acres of peach orchards. The farmers, led by Giorgos Sidiropoulos, express despair over their situation as the disease, which remains scientifically unexplained, has significantly decreased fruit marketability. They are calling for government compensation of 600 euros per acre, citing prior studies from Piraeus Bank. Without a scientific resolution, the only available action appears to be the uprooting of infected trees to prevent further spread.