The German Agrarservice Heidkamp is spreading digestate in the Netherlands. This comes from the biodigester at Suiker Unie in Groningen. Photo: H. Deuling
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Spreading slurry continues quietly

12 March 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 7 comments

Contractors and farmers are quietly continuing to spread slurry. The work was halted for a while because of the severe frost, but the greatest need had already been extinguished by then. The conditions are not disappointing due to the relatively dry weather.

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info 12 March 2018
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How is it strange that the sugar union is allowed to drive this martial over the frost with these kinds of machines ? Who can take me out of this dream.
shoemakers1 12 March 2018
regulations have nothing to do with logic, but only what one finds desirable, in 40-45 the Jews were not wanted, now it is others' turn
I know better 13 March 2018
Manure may not be spread like this, but this is vegetable.
socks 13 March 2018
Lobby and know us.
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Niels van der Boom 13 March 2018
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How is it strange that the sugar union is allowed to drive this martial over the frost with these kinds of machines ? Who can take me out of this dream.

Dear,

As I was told, this concerns an arable farm that takes the digestate for fertilization. This is not animal manure. Whether it comes from Suiker Unie or another biodigester makes no difference in this case.

Yours faithfully,
Niels van der Boom
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info 13 March 2018
Very nice that it is vegetable fertilizer, but I wonder if there is no phosphate and especially nitrogen in it. If they are included, why did this fertilizer receive an exception? N is the same N in manure as in this one, more may also be applied and on what basis is that based.
I would say equal monks equal hoods .
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truth 14 March 2018
info wrote:
Very nice that it is vegetable fertilizer, but I wonder if there is no phosphate and especially nitrogen in it. If they are included, why did this fertilizer receive an exception? N is the same N in manure as in this one, more may also be applied and on what basis is that based.
I would say equal monks equal hoods .


this falls under the compost regulations!! just read that! Best regards
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info 14 March 2018
Niels and Truus thanks for your info
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