'Sitting on your hands in a nitrogen file does not work'

@SjefO. In the agricultural sector it is often said that more research needs to be done first. In particular, LTO has repeatedly reversed the adjustments that CDA and VVD had foreseen in recent decades, including the research question. The sector is now suffering a lot from this because we are crossing borders that we have known for years.
(A parallel is recognizable in the recent animal husbandry laws. Everyone feels attacked when it has been going on for about 20 years but each time went under the carpet).
In concrete terms, and there are reliable figures for that that are not up for discussion, half of all nitrogen entering the Netherlands via fertilizer and foreign concentrates is lost via water and air. in other words, only half is sold as a product (vegetable & animal) or fertilizer abroad. 360 kg N per ha enters the Netherlands, 180 of which is sold and the rest is leached or volatilized.
Statistics Netherlands annually keeps track of these imports and exports of nitrogen and phosphate from the Netherlands.

So yes? Thanks to nitrogen and phosphate, the Netherlands sees green. Have you ever seen that poor sandy soil abroad? We have to go there with the occasional withered plant. What idiots are behind this?
For every animal that disappears here, a multitude of energy will be needed abroad and those animals will have to come here so that they can be loaded in Rotterdam. What is the idea behind this kind of regulation?
In any case, nature and the environment will not benefit from this. And the economy will take a huge hit.