French farmers' protests have ended following the government's announcement of over €400 million in measures to address their concerns about low earnings, strict regulations, and unfair competition from abroad. Farmers are dismantling tents and clearing barricades under police supervision, with the president of the largest farmers union expressing a willingness to engage with the government's proposals. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced financial support, including €150 million in aid for livestock farmers, decreased taxes on farm transfers between generations, and €80 million in emergency assistance for struggling wine producers. Protesting farmers are lifting blockades following the government's promises, with a commitment to renew protests if the new measures are not delivered.