Long-term lease relationships important
BLHB satisfied with Schouten soil strategy
The Association of Land Tenants and Own Land Users (BLHB) endorses the new soil strategy of Minister Carola Schouten (Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality). According to the BLHB, rent control is a logical consequence of the bottom strategy.
De soil strategy, which Schouten published on 23 May, aims to ensure that all soils are sustainably managed by 2030. The minister acknowledges that too intensive use of the soil is harmful. According to the BLHB, this recognition must be reflected in the lease policy.
According to the BLHB, now that there are clear principles for the policy, it should be possible to continue working on the revision of the lease policy in the short term. The BLHB is particularly pleased with the link between sustainable soil management and long-term lease relationships.
Spelderholt shot down
According to the BLHB, the final proposal is from Spelderholt no longer a realistic option in this policy. This is because, according to the final proposal, short-term leases are encouraged. According to the BLHB, these short-term leases result in intensive land use, which is recognized by the minister as harmful.
Anne-Jan Doorn
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