VOICED: Fukushima farmers try to decide fate of cattle

In the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, farmers near the affected area faced severe challenges. Many had to abandon their livestock, leading to the death and poor condition of thousands of cattle. As the government expanded the no-go zone, farmers were left with difficult decisions regarding their animals, with no clear guidance on compensation. Vegetable growers also suffered, having to leave behind land they had cultivated for years, resulting in significant financial and emotional loss. The situation highlights the profound impact of the disaster on agriculture and the uncertainty faced by those affected.

What emotional impact did the loss of crops and livestock have on the farmers?

In what ways did the farmers express their feelings about the losses they experienced?