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Nitrogen: the answers to your questions

12 October 2019 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 14 comments

Boerenbusiness asked to send us questions about the new nitrogen policy. This has led to a flood of questions from entrepreneurs. Lubbert van Dellen, the agricultural director at Accon avm, provides answers to questions about latent space, stoppers, bottlenecks, external buyers and arable farming.

The questions are divided into 7 parts. Do you want to start immediately with a part of the conversation that is specifically interesting for you? Then click on one of the questions and topics below.

  1. What is the situation at my company?
  2. What about the latent space on my business?
  3. What are the consequences of the nitrogen policy if my company stops?
  4. How does the nitrogen policy reconcile with the pig farming cessation scheme?
  5. Do I fall between two stools as a bottleneck?
  6. What does the new nitrogen policy mean for arable farming?
  7. How great is the danger if nitrogen rights from the agricultural sector are lost?
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14 comments
years 12 October 2019
This is in response to it Boerenbusiness article:
[url=http://www.boerenbusiness.nl/ artikel/10884303/stikstof-de- Antwoorden-op-jouw-vragen]Stikstof: the answers to your questions[/url]
can I already sell ammonia rights outside of agriculture this year
herre bartlema 12 October 2019
Good information! In line with this: NCOK will start a national information program on 21 October in Wassenaar - near The Hague - about the Best Agricultural Practices (BLPs) for reducing nitrogen emissions, see www.smartfertilization.org. This program is financed with money from the business community and farmers' money from the POP3 funds.
It should come from innovations, not from shrinking livestock. The imagination in power, that was the adage of D66, wasn't it? Herre Bartlema , Foundation Netherlands Center for the Development of Circular Precision Agriculture NCOK 0651596092
dirk 12 October 2019
The expectation was that investors would dive into the rights or even buy entire farms and then have everything, but you don't hear anything about it.
Ton Westgeest 12 October 2019
dr. de Groot asks questions to Thiery in the room:

1 in five children along the highway suffers from asthma, which is caused by nitrogen.

This doctor indicates once again that he graduated in Leiden, but does not give the right facts.
The fact is that nitrogen NOx along the highway, aviation and industry cannot be compared with nitrogen from agriculture. The NOx nitrogen is air pollution and provides fertilizer for nature. The ammonia nitrogen is only fertilizer that falls within 5 kilometers of the farm.

In the past, children from the big city came to stay on the farm because they had asthma, polluted lungs from traffic NOx. The children recovered because of the ammonia air from the farm, how is it possible that these two species are compared???

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywVXOYILshs&feature=push-fr&attr_tag=S4zuW5igXvFAVw_V%3A6
And 12 October 2019
All feed and advisors are on the back of the farmer in the Quote 500 who lobby that it cannot be sold outside of agriculture
Jan Hulter 13 October 2019
Just another question
The water boards in nl have various purifications
There they just aerate large basins where the sewage water
Comes in to aerate the nitrogen out
Nitrogen goes up in the air
I don't understand how they don't get that
We as agricultural entrepreneurs together
Have to put back whatever it is to meet demands
But government and, among other things, water boards become nothing or little
Talked about and nothing done so far
GR Jan
quite rude 13 October 2019
the sector manages approximately 55% of all land in the Netherlands, so we also capture 55% of all nitrogen and all other emissions from various industries, traffic and people.
and indeed no purification is covered to prevent various emissions.
quite rude 13 October 2019
the sector manages approximately 55% of all land in the Netherlands, so we also capture 55% of all nitrogen and all other emissions from various industries, traffic and people.
and indeed no purification is covered to prevent various emissions.
jpkievit 13 October 2019
By using nuclear energy, ned complies with climate agreement in politics, it is quiet due to fake news from greenpeace
johanna 13 October 2019
Which industry exactly is meant that is not counted in the entire nitrogen story and yet has such an influence ??
Isn't it high time to include these sector/companies in the additions?
Let's summon such companies to report themselves and to solve the problem "together"! AND else.....even with tractors towards these companies !!!
Ton Westgeest 13 October 2019
All industry, traffic and aviation, they say they intend to do something about it, Johanna...
While agriculture has been working for years to reduce everything, such as reducing phosphate in such a way that the cows suffer from it. That we have to feed some phosphates after calving because their balance is disturbed.

At all companies, such as Chemours and DSM, they still dump everything into water, the biggest poison. They should be concerned about NOx, but politics does not benefit from that because they are probably up to their elbows in their arsch with those companies!!
pater 14 October 2019
The entire Dutch population is guilty of the nitrogen surplus
Most are too lazy to go to work by bike they have a motor mower to mow the grass the youth go to school with a moped or scooter they fly away several times for holidays .
If one wants to solve these problems one must first look at oneself .
Halving the livestock is not a bad thing if the farmers keep a good income, ie the income of the last 5 years plus a correction for inflation, this should be guaranteed by the government as a minimum, otherwise a farmer can do nothing at all, because there are high debts and he has to one has to compensate because if one wants to change one will also have to pay the farmer's cake is gone
batman 14 October 2019
I think it is becoming more and more a cow farmer's party, especially now that LTO is getting involved, arable farming is soon forgotten and soon exchanged by the LTO in favor of the cow farmer.
??? !!! 14 October 2019
Agreed.
Although the goal of the action is now concrete, it remains annoying, no, scandalous that the LTO is now getting involved.

DESPITE the LTO, there are still farmers in NL.
THANKS TO the LTO, things have never been properly arranged.

and then it does not matter whether the LTO is against arable farming or whether it does not help the livestock farmer.

perhaps a next action target: lto?
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