Dutch farmers are protesting the nation’s nitrogen policies amid rising anger over regulatory setbacks and the NL Times reports a letter from Agriculture Minister Jaimi van Essen (D66) imposing strict emissions cuts, including an unattainable cow standard. This after last year’s Dutch elections where globalist parties were voted into power to impose the EU”s carbon emissions agenda.

Frustration grew after Brussels confirmed the Nitrate Directive will stay unchanged, raising manure and fertilizer costs, while five Brabant poultry farmers face revoked nature permits. These new regulations will undoubtedly apply to other EU nations so farmer protests in other nations will be coming soon.

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