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Developments in Dutch agricultural advocacy follow each other in rapid succession. LTO Netherlands announced last Friday that it would leave the Agricultural Collective, after which Marc Calon stepped down as LTO chairman yesterday (Wednesday). The 12 other parties in the Agricultural Collective close ranks and continue. And meanwhile, agriculture minister Carola Schouten is drawing up her own plan for nitrogen policy and seems to be paying no attention to the agricultural lobby.
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l to quickly get on the canvas and take matters into your own hands ministry sit on the side. make sure all shelves are empty.war!!
Peer, so you want to survive at the expense of your colleague?
As long as farmers don't recognize their real oppressor and know how they bend the rules to their will, you don't need a representative at all.
Jk, nitrogen, precisely a "problem" where you have to stand together as an agriculture, against real polluters.
Peer, either you lose a battle but win the war together, or you all perish. Don't look so microscopically sectoral "there are things we have to do separately", but see things in the big context.