This decision of the Danish government is tantamount to a disaster for mink farmers. Before implementing such a decision, the Danish government did not give these people any psychological preparation, which brought very serious consequences. However, in the face of the domestic situation in Denmark, it is helpless to make such a decision. The first thing that farmers lose is a series of costs in the process of breeding. Denmark, as a big mink breeding country, originally invested a lot in this area, and all kinds of supporting facilities are relatively perfect. Now with the killing of minks, these things have lost their function. The second loss is the huge income from selling minks. Mink, as an important source of clothing raw materials, is of great significance to the clothing industry all over the world. Now you can imagine the income lost after the farmers are killed. Finally, farmers can not complete the loss caused by the breach of contract caused by the supply of goods. As an important industry in Denmark, many mink farmers have signed supply agreements with other manufacturers, but now the compensation in the contract has become a huge burden because hunting cannot supply.

First, the cost of breeding In order to make mink skin meet the market demand, farmers need to spend a lot of effort in the whole process. Pay special attention not only to feed, but also to all aspects of living places, which will generate a lot of breeding costs.

Second, sales income Sales income is the foundation of farmers' survival. Without these, their lives will be unsustainable. It turns out that the epidemic has brought great influence to their industry. I didn't expect a bigger disaster to come like this.

Third, compensation for breach of contract compensation for breach of contract not only makes farmers have a headache, but also is very helpless for those manufacturers. After all, managing minks is also their important business. In this case, they need to find a new way out in the shortest time, otherwise they will face the risk of bankruptcy.

What do you think will happen to these people in the future?