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Bird flu confirmed in Ede
Bird flu has been detected at a broiler farm in Ede, Gelderland. The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature announced that approximately 23,000 birds on the site will be culled.
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From farmer's son to head greenkeeper of Spaarnwoude Golf Course: Engel IJff retires after 48 years
Engel IJff has retired after 48 years as the head greenkeeper at Golfbaan Spaarnwoude in Velsen-Zuid. Despite officially starting his retirement a week ago, the 67-year-old remains a daily presence at the course where he originally planted trees nearly five decades ago.
Housing construction no longer taboo in Provincially Protected Landscapes: ‘Building allowed in the pink areas of North Holland’
Deputy Esther Rommel announced that housing construction is no longer prohibited in North Holland's Provincially Protected Landscapes. These designated areas, previously off-limits for development, are now being opened up to help address the regional housing shortage.