European approval of fertilizer Renure can help farmers

European approval of fertilizer Renure can help farmers

A majority of European Member States Have Agreed to the Application of Renure, or Artificial Fertilizer Made from Manure. This fulfills a long-cherished wish of Dutch farmers, who can thus use part of their own manure.

This Animal Manure is fermented in Such A Way That Farmers Can Use Renure As Artificial Fertilizer. This way they can spread their surplus of manure over their own land.

In Addition, The Agricultural Sector Becomes Less Dependent on Expensive Artificial Fertilizers. Several Dutch Ministers of Agriculture Have Lobbied for Approval in Brussels. For Example, The Netherlands Said That Renure Contributes to Strategic Independence, AS Much Artificial Fertilizer is produced with natural gas from, Among Others, Russia.

Dutch Importers Currently Pay a High Import Duty on Russian Artificial Fertilizer. This is a consequence of sanctions against Russia because of the war in Ukraine. Accordance to Outgoing Minister of Agriculture Femke Wiersma, The Application of Renure Makes Farmers Less Dependent on Russian Artificial Fertilizer.

The European Parliament and the European Council must formally agree to the proposal before it can actual be implemented. After the announcement, Wiersma announced that shey farmers to be able to use renure before mid-february. Then many Farmers are allowed to spread manure on the land again.

Due to New Rules, Less Manure is Allowed on the Land. As a result, Farmers sometimes have manure surpluses that are diffcomulent to get ridd or. That manure still has to be processed Into Renure.

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