Criminal gangs exploiting the olive oil crisis in Spain | DW Documentary

[@12345678939218]

explaining to those who don't understand, olive trees are very sensitive to cracks like the ones shown in the video, storms can also cause damage of equal or greater magnitude, the tree goes into recession and only returns to producing at maximum capacity several years later. Tree pruning must be done by experienced and knowledgeable people, and harvesting must be carried out with care. This is one of the reasons why the product is expensive, among others.

[@simphiwelehlohonolo4961]

Well informed, thank you for this information

[@hhwippedcream]

Yes thank you for the education. I had a Cypriot neighbor growing up that insisted his uncle was the only fellow who really knew how to properly prune an olive. This guy and his traditional ecological knowledge have that tree standing at nearly 50 yrs old when nearly all the others in the neighborhood planted when the development was built have died

[@Davincifier]

This applies to every tree on earth

[@hhwippedcream]

@@Davincifier astute observation!

[@alainvosselman9960]

My sister bought an Olive farm .. she has 7 plots of land now but all were worthless this year bc of the droughts; Hopefully we get to harvest next year i'll be helping out. I suppose if the farms that produced this year and have damaged trees.. a lot of stealing will be happening in those areas that will produce a good harvest the upcoming year. I am already thinking of a way to tackle this should it occur. Thanks for your information !

[@__Wanderer]

No prison for stealing 80,000 euro??? This is madness. They should be in jail for 5 years minimum and be forced to empty their bank accounts to pay it back. Are the judges/ police in league with the gangs?

[@r.fumador1146]

MIMIMI

[@Parakeet-pk6dl]

In Europe, not much is being punished except from things that can be automatised like speeding. It’s truly sad.

[@andreiareis1301]

I would say that justice punishes those who own a car, a house or a business. Not the real criminals... All over Europe

[@WhiteMouse77]

​@@andreiareis1301...in real speech... Middle class Is strongly undesirable by Brussel's Syndicate...

[@SIGSAUER_P320]

The illegal pumps are not bothering you? Just shut up.

[@avlifeguard92]

Same things happening in Portugal. Have family and friends that used to make enough Olive oil to keep and sell and now it's a huge ammount of olives are being stolen.

[@bsgvlog5640]

It's hard to imagine the amount of effort to drive out to a farm, remove the olives then find a Fence to offload them. That's crazy.

[@bigmac3049]

Tell them to get a pitbull

[@Eternal_Autumn]

​@@bsgvlog5640 they don't fence the olives, they just get them to a "molino" and crunch them down to oil for a fee, then they bottle it, and sell the oil without having to pay for nothing else. All the profit, for basically 2% of the actual cost of growing, trimming and owing land with olive trees.

[@LeftistCollective]

Same thing happening in Palestine, but apart from stealing the olives the 4000 year old olive trees are being cut down by the IDF and Illegal Israeli settlers as well.

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

Alfarroba também

[@Parakeet-pk6dl]

10:02 Europe’s tradition in protecting perpetrators more than victims is a strange one, and a financially plain stupid choice.

[@maydate86]

European court of human rights 😂

[@nosirve9458]

dont worry . we are waking up. they will end up in prison and migrants will go home.

[@humbertomonteiro6742]

😢😢, true, leftist laws....

[@AlexandraDelRio1]

What sweeping ignorant statements. Oh and is “leftist” an insult in your world? Would you disagree that living in a place where human and animal life is more protected than money is a good thing? Nothing leftist about that, just being the best human you can be. Try it it might feel natural. Peace to you

[@annunakian8054]

Same as USA 😂

[@williambrown5966]

Extremely sad for decent hard working people.

[@GaisSacredCreations]

I wonder if the local governments are implicated, supporting the criminals' theft..all in an effort to drive out the farmers and do a land grab like everywhere else in the world...

[@markanthonycarlovillanueva1691]

meanwhile in the Philippines, there is a law for coconut thefts. it is punishable by the law with a penalty of no bail and 5 years imprisonment.

[@NotExpatJoe]

Pedro Amarille gathered roughly 200 pieces of coconut fruits worth ₱2,000 from a property in Bohol in 2011. He had been sentenced to a jail term of eight years to 14 years, eight months, and one day. The Supreme Court eventually threw out the conviction but, the Philippines takes coconut theft seriously.

[@yucol5661]

@@NotExpatJoethat example did not sound like they took it seriously

[@alcenofolchini6971]

They must find out who is buying the stolen products

[@johnheaney6383]

Like any crime, if there is no consequences when caught, where is the deterrent? Sadly everyone else suffers.

[@Mrbfgray]

As a farmer--"Compost your enemies." Wouldn't bother me if the criminal population was reduced "organically".

[@taichielsaucesantander8847]

These things happen when corrupted polítitians cut the cake

[@jeffhatmaker817]

Interesting video. There are drones with thermal imaging cameras for around a $1,000 dollars. They will clearly and quickly detect body heat. Law enforcement agencies use them regularly to catch fleeing criminals. Obviously someone would have to monitor the drone, but one person could monitor the entire farm (obviously only during harvest season when thefts are likely). Additionally there are certain breeds of dogs that would protect their products.

[@__Wanderer]

it's what I was thinking as well - you could even automate it and have an automatic detection of "white spots" or warm areas that could be people. You have a system of 6 drones that take it in turns to rise up for 2 minutes (perhaps waiting 5-10 minutes between snapshots), take a panorama and then drop and go into standby. Couple that to an app with starlink and you can relay any intrusions automatically to an app on the farmers phone. If a target is found within the area of interest (the farm) at a time that is not authorized, the drone stays in the area to give live feed to the farmer.

[@stibbs11]

No one wants them stopped buddy.

[@tasosmit]

europe isnt usa mate 😅

[@Bethethird]

Get a couple of gampr dogs

[@InnocentCat-vt4pf]

True says.they can use drone

[@WadeKratzmann]

Same problem in Australia with honey in the winter.

[@clementchenwk]

All things said, i am happy these farmers are safe and sound, and their bond is still strong in these trying times.

[@osok5492]

Nobody kidnap farmers so don’t be naive.

[@g7enn89]

What kind of law is that? The thieves doesn't get punished and you don't get your money back? 🤦‍♂

[@yucol5661]

Because the amount of money stolen is not large enough. It’s also very remote and very empty land. Why waste money helping them when so much more impactful crimes happen elsewhere? This is not even a Spain or Europe issue. Not even the strictest most law abiding nations have safer farms than cities.

[@djamilawilschke7259]

that makes me so angry - the audacity to steal from honest hard working people is the lowest of low. i wish their government would recognize this as a higher priority

[@yucol5661]

Really? 400€ should be out priority? I get that all crime is bad, but the police gotta prioritize. A million dollar operation loosing thousands of dollars is not a priority. Other Spaniards are suffering worse

[@slothisasin8240]

​@@yucol5661 If they steal 400£ from one farmer they'll steal more from another farmer. We pay a lot of taxes for very low results.

[@Alguien644]

All politicians are corrupt, so theres no way

[@uioplkhj]

@@yucol5661 profits are extremely low for most farmers. The equipment might be worth millions and the same for the land but not the yield which takes a year to produce. Also if you are a rural police farmers should be your number one responsibility. If olive farmers shut shop it has massive knock on effects down the line.

[@djamilawilschke7259]

@@yucol5661 it’s not about who is suffering worse but respecting the law, by giving these thieves a free pass it just makes your olive industry disappear over time - uounger generations will not take over farms as it will be too much of a hassle … law is law and should be respected

[@sweatnosweat]

Absolutely crazy, this is backed by someone higher up.

[@Hazendal777]

BUILD.....BACK.... " BETTER " 😢😢😢

[@helenamcginty4920]

Like with drugs and human traficking. The big boys live in expensive houses, belong to the right clubs.,drive nice cars, shop at high end stores. They are rich.

[@helpyousleep7386]

respect to antonio the organic farmer teaching the elders new ways.

[@cemalerol8028]

hi from Turkiye; we're really tired and frustrated because they not only take our olives but also our figs. We're facing the same problem.

[@sutats]

Olive thieves, avocado thieves. We're all surrounded by cheat, liars, and thieves.

[@urukagina6195]

And that,s just the politicians.

[@LL-vk9zc]

It's Trump - he has set the standard.

[@pedromoreira-ii7hr]

I like how these old farmers undertstand young people had all the old ones experiences plus new tecnologies to figure out the best way to do sustainable farming, not taking away from the knowledge they have, just joinning it with modern tecnology and science studies

[@ekno2506]

Those thieves should be jailed for 15 years!

[@GorgorothBergen-ns7il]

Price of olive oil has skyrocketed😢

[@tasosmit]

just to know farmers sell the extra virgin oil from 5,5- 8 euro in 2024, depending the country(Greece, Italy, Spain). the rest is simply crazy profit from the rest of the supply chain

[@Parakeet-pk6dl]

Quite logical when it practice, there’s no punishment for stealing someone’s produce…

[@muhamadfaizal2006]

Palm oil ✅

[@ARBueno100]

Pues ya sabes la razón

[@Suburp212]

It is called "inflation". A k a greed.

[@navajyotichetia8968]

They not just steal from him they mercilessly thrash his trees while stealing

[@David77ES]

Strange times we are living, criminals have more rights than their victims

[@CR-rm4iy]

easy, you solve it the same way Poland solved stealing of copper/rail traction - you ask the mills to record IDs and dates of sale, while ensuring they're fined if they don't record, by sending officers trying to sell in civilian clothing. Although it seem DW didn't approach their police for comment, which is unfair.

[@jajajaja2606]

If thieves have forklifts, then most probably they produce their own olive, dilute it with whatever oil and even sell it to Lidl etc

[@Polo_CJR]

Why would the farmer record I'd an date if sale it's close farmer or just straight theives not ppl he sells to

[@CR-rm4iy]

@@Polo_CJR it would be the mills to record it, to not get in trouble with the tax authorities (which need VAT payments, and uncooked books)? It's all double entry - you can, as a mill, only sell as much as you have bought - wastage. If you sell more than you bought - that's cooked books. If you don't show profits (to pay tax on), yet have not inherited/gifted property and stuff, then your wealth could be treated as "unexplained wealth"... big problem...

[@Polo_CJR]

@CR-rm4iy so your telling me it's worth them damaging the trees that need to be healthy in order to grow olives idk if that would be sensible he even showed a tree they destroyed and said now much fruit won't grow because it's damaged. I doubt if he was avoiding tax he would ruin his own farm he'd fine another away around instead of destroying years of work

[@hellskitchenkritterandfrie3372]

@@CR-rm4iyWhy is the burden on old farmers?

[@Spiritualwarfare587]

Olive oil is like gold

[@tasosmit]

Here in Greece same problem, the albanians/pakistani workers go and steal them, night or evening

[@SIGSAUER_P320]

If you have them properly insured and paid, they will not steal. They are actually getting the balance 😅

[@bibiayube677]

Who is buying the stolen olives?the Greeks

[@tasosmit]

@@bibiayube677 those who steal it, may have also rent some tiny fields so they can justify the olives they stole as their production.Before 2 years we caught some Albanians stealing but the police said that because the value was less than 3000 euro they cant do much. The justice system doesn't work in favour of the owners unfortunately

[@maigepresents5840]

​@tasosmit now imagine if those thieves stole the farm and told you God told them it was theirs... 😂

[@marfiuss]

As a farmer in Spain, i have to agree on this.

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

Irmão, como é que o estado de Espanha não tem leis para proteger contra roubo de produtos? Significa que alguém pode entrar numa propriedade e roubar o que quiser? Tu tens um armazém ou fabrica, eu entro e pego produtos, também não é crime?

[@carrots112]

Give them 5 years in jail and it will stop

[@RenzoColameoIrlanda]

If they work inside ok; because cost to the taxpayer 150-230 euros a day...

[@alisong2328]

If they can catch them!

[@arcabuz]

inquisition

[@warrenwalker8170]

and then they will rat on the farmers/mills who put them up to doing it and it will stop -- I mean they are not drinking the oil themselves are they. You know this is also about tax avoidance

[@GreenthumbsGarden]

A freind of ours here in Cordoba had all his trees harvested from his finca, his neighbour too. They stole the lot.

[@ivychua4091]

Must be extremely frustrating & stressful for these olive farmers

[@ellenlin4538]

Very often the politicians and judges wouldn't make the law harsh to criminals because they are somehow connected such as bribery or gangster connection.

[@Alguien644]

A spanish politician was caught in a yatch with one of Galicia's (Autonomous community in spain) richest narcotraphicants. When they asked him about that, he said: "I only remember that there was a lot of snow"

[@kyleanuar9090]

At my village thieves coming by boats at nighttime and steal any ready for harvest and everyone is done taking care of plants and goat pens are now empty. The thieves seem to know the right time to steal and we found out it's done by the migrants. All valuable trees in the forests are gone especially the ones used to make perfumes.

[@teague9910]

Spain sounds like California these days.

[@hank.marvin]

That's what I was thinking. It reminded me of the avocado's

[@lihchan1539]

Yes, the lefties is in power

[@SenorKuso]

​@@hank.marvinThe funny thing is that we also have an Avocado thieves problem in Spain as well 😂😢

[@AwesomeFish12]

The amount they are losing should justify using security cameras and better fencing, hell even putting caltrops/tyre spike strips down to prevent unauthorized access at night. If it's easy to steal and worth a lot of money someone will take it, make it hard to steal.

[@bsgvlog5640]

You can't possibly fence in orchids that expansive. They do need to do something though. First step would be sending people to prison.

[@Alguien644]

Better fencing? They dont even have fencing Caltrops are too much, someone might be taking a walk around there (especially if its close to a urbanized area)

[@777dimensional]

So instead of looking for the thieves, they are fining the farmers 💩 Bravo 👏🏻

[@akhydroponics]

Damn the thieves you can drive for near 2 days through hills alone hills of olive trees it's beautiful

[@clivebaxter6354]

No description of who the thief's are I see

[@NotExpatJoe]

Do you think you might know them?

[@lihchan1539]

We in the region know who they are

[@jonahcombs451]

Are they spaniards or are they from other countries?​@@lihchan1539

[@jajajaja2606]

Someone has stolen nearly all of my walnuts this year (I have only several trees) and I was angry AF. If anyone has stolen my fruits and destroyed the trees at the same time, I would become triggered beyond their personal safety. Btw for the problems with water shortages - they should try growing cover crops. If they leave the bare ground, they're basically earning their own problems.

[@Deontjie]

Stop voting for politicians that lets people with a criminal mindset into your country. O sorry, it is too late now.

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

Yes, Molch. Older people from villages think by taking the weeds out, they're supporting what they want to grow tho

[@user2144]

The thieves are obviously not coming onto the property by foot, stuffing olives in their pockets, then leaving. They are driving onto the property with trucks and equipment. Simply block with gates and old vehicles the road to the main entry to property.

[@Alguien644]

I can confirm this, I live in spain and you can always see that the olive fields dont even have fences Edit: worst part is that some places with literally nothing have them

[@evanr1784]

Have you paid for a fence for your house ? Now imagine fencing in hundreds or thousands of acres in not exactly straight terrain. It becomes very expensive

[@hhwippedcream]

Thanks DW

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sivardbremaud888]

wait 2 sec? they punishing the farmers and not taking the thieves! WTF!

[@AnniekinsMyshkamouse-r4j]

Nothing is sacred.

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

Everything is Sacred 🙏

[@j.b.4340]

12:14, interesting how they have a laser like focus on catching a productive farmer, and shrug their shoulders at the olive thieves. Seems that Guardia is a large part of the problem. No images, or descriptions, of the olive thieves, because they’re not Spaniards, or Europeans. They’re from the continent of Africa, parts of Eurasia, and wherever Albania is. It would be rude to notice who is committing the crime.

[@AlfonsoKoba]

How stupid are this police and politicians? 15:43

[@HermannCortez]

Extremely

[@fft2020]

this is by design

[@Alguien644]

The politicians arent stupid. Theyre just corrupt and have ties to it

[@OR10777BE]

At the very least they should have flood lights installed, security cameras, dogs, trenches throughout to hinder movement, and security guards.

[@Innatequality]

Same problem with Avocado in South Africa.

[@Eechuta]

Of course, the pekkies ruin everything

[@Lenn006]

In ancient times in Mediterranean countries farmers used to plant fig trees in between olive trees to attract the olive flies but seem this practice has been dismissed. Both Fig and Olive trees have different CO2 and oxygen cycle from any other trees.

[@LiveYourLifeWithJoy]

What was the point? Sacrificing Figs instead of Olives? I didn't get it

[@Lenn006]

@LiveYourLifeWithJoy think about it. Olives are more valuable than figs and the olive flies want damage the fruit of the fig tree.

[@juliusvinh109]

Who are the thieves ?

[@lihchan1539]

Morros y/ó rumanos

[@InnocentCat-vt4pf]

I feel very sad for these farmers 😢. they are pity

[@danrok7777]

Insurance is a scam

[@gedelgo3242]

Deny Defend Depose

[@bsgvlog5640]

​@@gedelgo3242he's not talking about Healthcare.... there are different types of insurance, auto, home, commercial. They're talking about Commercial insurance in this video. Furthermore that one guy has been robbed three times in a short period of time.... so of course an insurance company isn't going to roll out the carpet for yet another claim. Insurance is ment to be a one off,not used every year for multi thousand Euro claims.

[@CLARAKHALID]

I remember stealing olives as a kid, but coming from a culture that built around olive to survive, we used to do it by hands to not hurt the trees.

[@adamhuffman3354]

Incredible! I’m surprised that those thieves don’t steal the trees themselves.

[@jovenserdenola1679]

Sad ordeal to olive growers of Spain. Prayers and God bless you all 🙏🙏🙏♥️💯🇵🇭 love from the Philippines 🙏

[@mouath_14]

Very interesting documentary and quite informative. Second producing country Tunisia is also facing many challenges this year with their crops. Lots seem at stake with the ever growing importance of green gold.

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@sergiom3097]

I met a Moroccan guy in Tetouan who told me that as an illegal alien in Europe, it's hard to get work so many of them end up selling hash or stealing....

[@kurkobein]

this is horrible. these kind of people do not deserve to go off unscathed like they do. the justice system better change to punish these acts.

[@mikeoxsbigg1]

Aren't large guard dogs a thing?

[@CaraMarie13]

Is this why I saw a bottle of olive oil cost 33 bucks? That drizzling a generous amount of olive oil is now over.

[@GodiHateOtakus]

You can thank your government for that.

[@Alguien644]

33? What you tryna buy, a 5L bottle? Its not that expensive

[@auroralflame8515]

Most of the time its insider work...perioddd

[@thaliav89]

Same thing is happening to Greece the last years too. Our people are working hard for many hours every day with no days off , for several months. They make way less money than what the olive oil is sold for at the supermarkets. And still at nights, people with zero respect steal tons of olives and make a profit without doing anything else.

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

Who are the perps? Where are they from? Local Spaniards? EU res? Legal/Illegal immigrants/migrants? The Industry? The Gov't ? Lions, Tigers, Bears? 😱😨DW? Chiste:) ✊🏽Power to the Farmers. 🙏🏼

[@humbertomonteiro6742]

😢😢 Mostly foreigners...

[@danziger9996]

@Lejarzamikel Romani? Not Romanians.

[@djfearross4144]

Welcome to journalism in 2024, where they set the narrative.

[@Alguien644]

likely most are inmigrants

[@universpro7741]

First guy said: "we're in a hurry because we're being robbed at night and they're annihilating the crops"

[@baepy]

This happens in my country but with macadamia nuts

[@ProvocateuAstrology2]

The oil mill just needs better security like video cameras hidden. What's sophisticated alarm?Sister never give up

[@RicoAdjey]

In Tesco supermarket chakn in our great UK a bottle of olive oil containing about 0,5 liter cost around 32 - 65 £.

[@NotExpatJoe]

I don't know where you're shopping. I checked their website and the most expensive olive oil is £10.50 for 500ml.

[@rafael6693]

those bottles of “olive oil” they sell in supermarkets worldwide are 90% water, from the cheapest to the most expensive. I know this because i am from Portugal and the difference is night and day between those and the ones directly from the mill

[@bordersw1239]

Why make such a stupid , easily checkable lie? Most expensive they do is £2 per 100ml, average is about £1.50 per 100 ml.

[@drmutungatv]

Such a shame 😢😢😢😢😢

[@virtananton]

Please suggest that people use AirTag with removed speakers

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I always remember coming across lots of Guardia Civille, in olive country over the harvest period.

[@delgadogarces]

Where are the authorities?

[@ragazzi25]

same with oysters in France, fishermen have to patrol their oyster park at night to prevent theft! And guess what sometimes the thieves are locals!!!

[@evanr1784]

The ones who know the territory the best are the locals . I can't see thieves from say Madrid coming to a specific olive Grove in the middle of nowhere in Spain to steal without some local participation

[@NotExpatJoe]

The ability to command higher prices for oil derived from organically grown olives is contingent upon maintaining a limited number of organic farmers. As organic production scales up, the exclusivity and perceived value of such oils diminish, negating potential price advantages.

[@nightowl6260]

What is the point of bringing cases to court if there are no consequences? The laws practically invite the criminals to steal.

[@crazypoetacs1864]

this could be solved easily....if the government was interested in doing so.... how about having a law whereby you must be registered as a farmer to sell your olives at the processing centers?

[@yucol5661]

Then farmers would help steal from their neighbors

[@erwinkruger-haye2698]

And what if the thieves are actually registered farmers? They probably are

[@Truthseeker371]

In Japan, South East Asian workers steal watermelons, pears, and apples from the orchards. The growers have to install security cameras.

[@djfearross4144]

Well the EU wanted Romania in the EU, and now you have to pay the price.

[@davidjma7226]

And Albania....

[@BePatient888]

At 10:03, the farmer interviewed said that he asked police if the apprehended thieves would go to prison time, and (according to the farmer) the police said "no". I call BULLSH-T. Theft is a crime in Spain and, if they actually caught the thieves with evidence, then they go to prison.

[@Alguien644]

Theyre corrupt

[@MarcoCuauhtemocMejia]

I wonder if the thieves are guys that work farm.

[@AuntieShineDaily]

In the Philippines, we also have something similar. On the bigger scale, there are those who steal from farms. Then in another end are lazy people who steal from their neighbor's backyard. Both types of thieves have no regard and they do not only take away the produce but destroy the trees/crops just like those olive thieves.

[@tashastarling6573]

So why is olive oil more expensive now?

[@Vazzini42]

Drought. It's almost like they mention it 6 times in the video. Climate change and heat waves.

[@julzhepburn3688]

Why employ a special unit to investigate ,if when caught they dont get punished ,? Waste of money ,,,

[@Greyalien587]

man, someone needs to open up a security company like securitas but for these farmers. each farmer chips in , full nightime patrol

[@daniel_913]

When anything has value, the local people always suffer.

[@richardledlightguy]

Spanish extra virgin olive oil is twice as expensive in Spain as in the UK. Crazy!

[@hk.a.4818]

not nice catching newborn lamp like that.

[@eambriz86]

Liberty Mutual?! Here in Texas they are the worse! Every roofer here has told me they always deny claims. I can’t believe they are allowed to stay in business

[@jimueltrinio225]

Why don't they used drones with thermal camera so that they can be alerted right away, if there are thieves in the vicinity of their plantations.

[@ilektrakaratasiou3352]

They could tag olives and track them to see where they are being transported to and follow that. That would be worth something.

[@katella]

How would you tag an olive?

[@Alguien644]

Microchip in olives????

[@ProvocateuAstrology2]

We in New Hampshire.Appreciate your hard work.We appreciate your Olive oil.I buy spanish alcoyou will never see our faces but we are your customers and we appreciate your hard work

[@Balistraat104]

80k i can smell the oil

[@spanishtutor2552]

¡Qué majos los agricultores!

[@eggplantandpeach]

Maybe the farmers could give the illusion that there are live mines 🤔

[@KM-sv4dh]

Spain is not a warzone where you would expect to find a land mine in arandom farm, and I dont think it would be legal to own a mine, let alone use it.

[@katella]

🤦🏽🤷🏽

[@alpark3024]

sounds like rival olive oil company is stealing

[@SimoneveaTaliai-g2h]

You right

[@thinkpositive550]

I just watched a video on bees (honey), and there are many different types of bees. Would it be possible to set up honey bees along with the olive trees, where only family and trusted people know about? For the thieves to get stung, might help?

[@Capyrass]

You are not purchasing pure olive oil. You never were.

[@christopherhammond4490]

Are we allowed to name the thieves?

[@Therealspanglish]

I love olives 🫒

[@0815michik]

4:31 did he just seriously kick the newborn sheep in the guts? 0.0

[@elwoodanderson4149]

Get some drones with thermal

[@Alguien644]

bold of you to assume a middle aged spanish farmer would know how to use it.

[@janturner4585]

I think my country is becoming more like yours, wrong ppl in government! These crooks should be carted off to prison but the law enforcement doesn’t care. I’m so sorry that you and other farmers have to endure this crime. Can you place hidden cameras around as well as dogs to ward off these criminals? I think raising animals around these precious trees can also be a goof source of income & can make the noise needed to catch the thieves too. Be blessed

[@jennifertselentis4755]

This accounts for olive oil prices