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The initiative to facilitate the restoration of habitats and species is a good step towards the conservation and restoration of our provincial and national target species. What is not yet well/sufficiently covered grassland ecosystems. A much stronger emphasis should be put on this.
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The Province of Fryslân welcomes the European Commission's proposal for the use of RENURE (fertilizer substitutes). In Fryslân, we strive to further reduce nutrient-losses from agriculture and close nutrient cycles as much as possible. We strive for the most optimal utilization of animal manure therefore. Application of RENURE-fertilizers will assist us in that goal.
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