Doorbreken monocultuur grasland: Graslandmanagement bij langdurige droogte

Monocultures in Dutch grasslands have increased productivity but reduced biodiversity. Introducing diverse grasses, legumes, and herbs restores ecological balance. This document covers sustainable farming practices in the Netherlands, focusing on manure management, ammonia emission reduction, and energy efficiency. Key solutions include monomethane digestion for dairy and pig farms (viable at 70–100 cows in clusters or 150 standalone), and the EU-approved feed additive Renure. Regulatory frameworks like VBR, Lvvp, and Lbv are referenced, along with subsidies for energy savings and environmental permits. The content supports farmers, agricultural specialists, and local authorities in achieving compliance, reducing environmental impact, and ensuring long-term business sustainability through integrated, legally sound strategies.