Agricultural strikes are organized work stoppages by farmers or agricultural workers to protest against unfair labor practices, low wages, or unfavorable working conditions. These strikes aim to draw attention to the challenges faced in the farming sector and to demand better treatment from employers or government policies. During agricultural strikes, participants may halt production, block roads, or hold demonstrations to express their grievances. Such actions can impact food supply chains and local economies, highlighting the importance of the agricultural sector. Strikes often seek to negotiate better contracts or reforms that benefit workers, such as improved safety measures and fair pay.