The Netherlands is a small country. How did it become a big agricultural exporter?
the United States is the largest agricultural exporter in the world, but which country ranks second? It is the Netherlands! Dutch agriculture is very important in the world. How did such a small country become a big agricultural exporter? I. Dutch agricultural exports
Germany is the largest international consumer of biological products in the Netherlands (23.6 billion euros), followed by Denmark (11.8 billion euros), the United States (8.7 billion euros) and France (7.7 billion euros). Ornamental plants and potted flowers are the most popular export products in the Netherlands, with an export value of about 5.8 billion euros in 2119. The profits of dairy products, eggs, meat and vegetables all exceeded 3.5 billion euros. On the whole, last year's agricultural exports made a high profit of 94.5 billion euros for the Dutch economic development.
CarolaSchouten, chief of agriculture, nature and food quality and safety, commented: "This global problem is related to the increasing demand for food crops and its responsibility for land, species diversity and climate change". To put it simply, it costs a lot of money, but under these changes, the Dutch are still well determining the export of agricultural products all over the world. It is fair to say that the Netherlands, as a big commercial and economic country, is a key area for agricultural exports, and the Netherlands clearly knows how to set its own pricing strategy. Second, innovation in the Netherlands: future-oriented agriculture
For many years, innovation has done great harm to the Netherlands, and it has indeed promoted more modern agricultural methods. To put it simply, with the passage of time, the Netherlands will truly become a future agricultural country.
here is a set of data information: the research and development expenditure of Dutch companies with more than 11 employees has increased by nearly 11%, and the enterprises in the agricultural field have increased by about 19% (from 728 million euros to 864 million euros), which indicates a great improvement in productivity. Do you think these data are not enough to show how innovative the Netherlands is in agriculture? Don't worry, keep watching. Third, Dutch agricultural innovation 1. Dutch sustainable bananas from greenhouses
The University of Vakhnin Genn planted their first batch of bananas with a composite material made of peat soil and rock wool board instead of soil layer. The learning process ensures that all bacteria will not enter the goods according to the bad soil, thus avoiding the formation of diseases. This is really a very powerful innovation! 2. Feeding farm animals with food scraps < P > Along with the demand for meat, there should be a continuous demand for feeding livestock. Nijsen/Granico, a Dutch company based in Veulen, denied the position that there are not enough ingredients in the world to feed livestock. Because we produce about 91 thousand tons of feed raw materials with discarded ingredients every year. Farmers in the Netherlands have already overcome the long-term problem of feeding livestock. 3. Floating Farm in Rotterdam
A new "floating farm" in Rotterdam is undoubtedly sustainable. GroenCollect's electric trucks collect leftovers from local restaurants to feed cattle, and the remaining concentrate will come from duckweed produced and sold by itself.
even sheep manure is collected and sold, which makes this floating farm sure to continue. Years of refining and optimizing farming methods and limiting consumption have ensured the dominance of the Netherlands in the agricultural field. Iv. The Netherlands will promote the sustainable development of agriculture all over the world
The Dutch oath is probably like this: "Use half the network resources to produce twice as many ingredients". Since the turn of the century, many farmers have reduced the dependence of important crops on water by 91%.
Dutch farmers will almost never use chemical pesticides in greenhouses again. What about organic milk? In the past ten years, livestock and livestock manufacturers in the Netherlands have reduced the use of antibiotics by 61%!
by 2151, the population of the earth is expected to reach 9 billion. The total population like this has shaken the agricultural supply chain, which will be a critical moment in human history, unless more farms adopt the circular system approach.
With this in mind, everyone can feel at ease, because all the top five agri-food enterprises in the world have R&D laboratories in the Netherlands. This will help them to make scientific research sustainable and implement it worldwide in the future. Once again, the Dutch are helping the world to promote more sustainable development. No one knows what amazing technological innovations will appear in the future!
Dutch plants and crops can be seen everywhere. When we arrived in the Netherlands by plane and looked down, we must be very impressed by the vast agricultural land in the Netherlands and its vast green areas! That's all. If you have any ideas, please leave a message in the comment area for discussion.