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Watercourses, buffers and forage crops

Late-harvested crops like maize and beet require a larger buffer zone than cereal crops. Grass crops do not have a buffer zone.

FODDER 18 March 2026
Watercourses, buffers and forage crops
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Fertiliser allowances for forage crops and buffer rules

Fertiliser allowances for forage crops and buffer rules
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