Netherlands: Frisian agricultural and nature organizations sidelined in new goose policy

게시됨 2024년 3월 19일

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The Provincial Executive (GS) in Friesland has sparked controversy with its goose policy, which significantly deviates from the advice of a steering group of agricultural and nature organizations. The group, which was prematurely dissolved last year, included representatives from various farmers' unions. Peter van Kempen, a member of the group, has accused GS of prioritizing geese protection over other interests. The Dutch Dairy Farmers' Union (NMV) has requested the withdrawal of the 'Goose in Balance' plan and asked for two months to develop a new proposal. Van Kempen has also lodged a formal complaint against the government's actions.
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In Friesland there has been great confusion and indignation surrounding the advice provided by the Provincial Executive (GS) regarding the goose policy in the province. “The advice differs in everything from the advice that we as a steering group submitted to GS,” says Peter van Kempen. As a member of the now dismantled steering group, he is extremely disappointed and indignant about the proposal that GS submitted to the Provincial Council (PS) on March 6. Unanimous advice on new goose policy in Friesland The steering group in which Van Kempen sat consisted of various agricultural organizations, including the Dutch Dairy Farmers' Union, the Arable Farmers' Union, LTO, Farmers Defense Force and Agractie, a representative of the collective of farmers who care for geese on their land, as well as nature organizations such as Fryske Gea, Staatsbosbeheer. and Natural Monuments. “We had unanimous advice. Good for the geese and feasible for farmers and site managers,” says van Kempen, who ...

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