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Glyphosate: Berlin calls for a ban in the EU
Could the controversial herbicide be prohibited across the European Union member states?
www.euronews.com
Berlin calls for glyphosate ban in the EU
- Thread starter Chris F
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- Hammerwich
Would a ban in Europe push up prices of commodities?
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
Depends if you deal in ploughs.
Frankly, Scholz should have known better than to hang German farmers out to dry by giving the Green Party the whip hand over rural issues and farmers futures.
It's patently obvious that when he was young he didn't have a Scots Granny telling him "You'll be known by the company you keep"...
glasshouse
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- lothians
It needs banning
Daniel
Member
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- Mildenhall, Suffolk
Why?
yellow belly
Member
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- south west lincolnshire
We will just put the whole farm down to Sfi environmentle options
Roundup ready gm maize and soya will be imported instead of using uk crops
And yet when politicians are told that this will happen inevitably, they put pig lipstick on and say it’s unintended consequences when it happens.
Hindsight
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- Lincolnshire
Solar panels surely. Grade 3b in Lincolnshire will all be solar. Won’t be long before Lincolnshire land owners are clamouring for the land to be downgraded to 3b.
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- Lincolnshire
Woohoo!
Hindsight
Member
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- Lincolnshire
Local communities should gain minimum 40% of the annual rental received by landowners. To a community fund.
lloyd
Member
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- Herefordshire
Hooo
Serious question, IF glyphosate were to be banned in the EU, do you think other countries worldwide would follow?
It would be great to hear from US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand TFF members on this .
I ask as what’s the point in the EU (of course the uk would follow)banning glyphosate unless the rest of the world follows.
It would be great to hear from US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand TFF members on this .
I ask as what’s the point in the EU (of course the uk would follow)banning glyphosate unless the rest of the world follows.
Hindsight
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- Lincolnshire
Is that really a serious question Pilatus?Serious question, IF glyphosate were to be banned in the EU, do you think other countries worldwide would follow?
It would be great to hear from US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand TFF members on this .
I ask as what’s the point in the EU (of course the uk would follow)banning glyphosate unless the rest of the world follows.
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- East meath/dublin
No the rest of the big Ag producers would be laughing and filling the production gap .Serious question, IF glyphosate were to be banned in the EU, do you think other countries worldwide would follow?
It would be great to hear from US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand TFF members on this .
I ask as what’s the point in the EU (of course the uk would follow)banning glyphosate unless the rest of the world follows.
The german greens are out to force their happy clappy pie in the sky policies on the rest of the EU ..
Local MF dealers is a nest of euroskpetics .
Two mechanics told me that europe is fuccked and qoute " we should follow the Brits out " .
With the way things are going that sentiment could be increasing .
YES
Still have Reglone in Canada.Serious question, IF glyphosate were to be banned in the EU, do you think other countries worldwide would follow?
It would be great to hear from US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand TFF members on this .
I ask as what’s the point in the EU (of course the uk would follow)banning glyphosate unless the rest of the world follows.
glasshouse
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- lothians
Pre harvest roundup is the one that needs banned
Not clear what you are saying.
Ban glypho, or ban it's use pre-harvest? They are different.
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Pre harvest is banned in France already
Its used to dry grain, not kill weeds, and the low rate will cause resistance