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Does government or market determine the future of the farmer?

17 July 2020 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 10 comments

What does the future of the agricultural sector look like after the corona crisis? Pierre Berntsen, director of agricultural companies at ABN-Amro, explains the possible directions on the basis of 4 scenarios. The key question is: Does the government or the free market determine the future of the farmer? 

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John Lapwing 18 July 2020
This is in response to it Boerenbusiness article:
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It's all about cultivating scarcity. immediately switch off acm in product sales and effective plant protection products for the very price-conscious consumer. the display life
Is very sad at the moment
no further from here 18 July 2020
If FDF was not there, the government would ensure that there was no future for the farmer!
jk 18 July 2020
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If FDF was not there, the government would ensure that there was no future for the farmer!
given the tone of the fdf, I think it is precisely the fdf that is destroying the future. we don't live here in France where the loudest shouter is right. it is precisely the fdf that cuts the chair legs of the support base for the agricultural sector
no further from here 18 July 2020
Dear JK, what has the soft stuff of the past 40 years brought us?
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Skirt 19 July 2020
The standstill and application of new techniques in the agricultural sector in NL/EU will destroy us in the long run. With the current trade agreements, more and more will be imported from outside the EU.
jk 19 July 2020
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Dear JK, what has the soft stuff of the past 40 years brought us?
I don't think that we are in a good position as Agro, but with the fdf way of working and communicating you destroy a lot. that should be better.
no further from here 19 July 2020
I'm glad that a different path has now been taken, it was very much needed
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Piet 19 July 2020
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What kind of cuneiform is this? Can't cook soup!
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Peasant script is not exact, as is spacetime.

In words: Christian culture is not measurable and that is exactly what we are throwing away at the moment.

Back to the Stone Age with measurable nitrogen standards.
Harm 22 July 2020
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