Monday 15 January was the final date on which the decision for phosphate rights was sent out from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO.nl). Have all dairy farmers received the decision and what are the consequences? This is what the Boerenbusiness Poll, consisting of 3 questions.
The Netherlands has approximately 18.056 farms with dairy and calf cows. To ensure that dairy cattle phosphate production remains below the phosphate ceiling, the phosphate rights system will be introduced on 1 January 2018 and a generic discount (8,3%) will be applied to the phosphate rights allocated per farm. However, fully land-based companies are not cut.
According to the government's planning, the majority of dairy farmers should have the phosphate rights available in the box. The deadline for this was Monday, January 15, 2018. Have you received the decision from RVO? The questions below are about this.
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Livestock farmers only look if they can milk more cows never to whether the business can be continued
Phosphate rights are already at €177,- has already fallen quite a bit within 1 week, they will fall even further, because there is a LOT of phosphate rights for sale on quota.nl and what is not for sale at the brokers
And wherever there is too much of it, the prices will go down.
So no phosphate rights for the first few months, so many farmers stop. Dairy farming is going to shit in no time .politics in The Hague wake up
Dear MN
you know how to talk the price down but what happens to the (hot air) BITCOIN?
