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CBAM law and the impact on EU fertilizer markets

Local organic fertilizer initiatives are often framed in idealistic terms: circularity, sustainability, short supply chains. For distributors, however, the relevant question is not whether these initiatives are good, but what role they play inside a well functioning fertilizer scheme.

The Netherlands is a very small country with an exceptionally high livestock density. As a result: animal manure production far exceeds land capacity nutrient application is constrained by regulation, not by crop demand manure handling is primarily a disposal and logistics issue

Chloride problems in agriculture are often blamed on fertilisers. This article explains why organic fertilisers are rarely the real issue — and why water, mineral inputs and total chloride load matter far more

An honest explanation of how organic fertilisers fit into the food system. This post breaks down the organic cycle — from plants to food, residues and back to soil — and explains why nutrients, organic matter and less desirable elements all circulate together. Circularity is not an idea, it’s a system.

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