Agricall launches AgriPuls to gauge Walloon farmers' well-being

An anonymous survey aims to better understand on-the-ground realities and guide support actions for the agricultural sector.

Generic image of a diverse group of farmers in a sunny field in Wallonia, reflecting hope and the sector's challenges.
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Generic image of a diverse group of farmers in a sunny field in Wallonia, reflecting hope and the sector's challenges.

Agricall has launched AgriPuls, a new anonymous survey designed to better understand the experiences and well-being of farmers in Wallonia.

Facing numerous challenges such as climate uncertainties, administrative constraints, economic pressure, and the evolving nature of the profession, Agricall has implemented AgriPuls. This barometer aims to measure the impact of these realities on the daily lives of agricultural professionals.
The results of this survey, which takes only 5 to 10 minutes to complete and requires no personal data, will contribute to a better understanding of on-the-ground realities. They will help guide future prevention and support actions for the Walloon agricultural sector.
The survey is open to anyone active on a farm, including farm owners, associates, helpers, or any other person involved in the management or operation of the farm. Each participation is valuable in creating an accurate portrait of agriculture in Wallonia.
A German version of the questionnaire is also available for farmers in the German-speaking Community.
Based on information from the official source: SPW Agriculture, Ressources naturelles et Environnement — Actualités (14/10/2026)