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Farmers feel cornered by new cow standards: 'Nearly impossible task'

Farmers feel cornered by new cow standards: 'Nearly impossible task'

The Dutch government has proposed a new regulation limiting farmers to a maximum of 2.6 cows per hectare as part of a package to address nitrogen emission issues. Many farmers have expressed concern, labeling the requirement an almost impossible task.

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