Da Green-Kind Farming Fighting Da Wild Weather ova Belgium Rese…🌱💪🌦️
He like walk around inside there cause it help stop all kine bad flooding for Leuven town nearby Belgium country 🇧🇪. Can Europe handle extreme weather and still make plenny cheap food? Maybe get one way if we mix conservation with farming 👨🌾💡. So dis Doode Bemde place get cows eating grass inside big field surrounded by wire fence kind stuff.
Get fahmahs checking on their animals under hot sun ☀️ too! Look like regular farm land yeah? But nah! The cows and the farmers are actually guests in a nature reserve where they gotta follow strict rules 😮!
Europe trying figure out how for take care environment while still making enough affordable food right? Supporters of this Doode Bemde say maybe their model could work 💭! The idea was born back 1980’s time when some guys who love taking care environment came to Neerijse village with hard task: convince farmers sell them their land which was both money source and part of who they were 🏞️💰❤️! Farmers first reaction wasn’t good, said Piet De Becker, If you tell ‘um give me your land,’ they gonna be mad!
Gilbert Vanderveken is fourth-generation farmer feeding his cows now on that same preserve after selling his family’s farmland where before used to grow beets, chicory wheat corn etcetera…He became the first farmer to sell his land in 1986 and since then, eleven more farmers joined him. This nature preserve was first thought of as a project for helping the area’s biodiversity but now it plays one important role in preventing bad floods that used to bother Leuven city and its around 100,000 people.
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Eco-Friendly Farming Combats Extreme Weather in Belgian Rese…
Farmers Are Welcome in This Nature Reserve, Provided They Follow the Rules 🌿🐄 Bypassing the fluff, let’s get straight to the point. Here’s a story from Europe. We’re discussing a nature reserve where farmers are allowed entry if they adhere to certain rules.
This man Piet De Becker is currently managing things at Doode Bemde nature preserve.He enjoys walking around inside because it helps prevent severe flooding for Leuven town near Belgium 🇧🇪. Can Europe withstand extreme weather and still produce plenty of inexpensive food? Perhaps there is a way if we combine conservation with farming 👨🌾💡 .
So this place called Doode Bemde has cows grazing in large fields enclosed by wire fences.Farmers also check on their animals under hot sun ☀️! It appears like regular farmland right? But no!
The cows and farmers are actually guests in this nature reserve where they must abide by strict rules 😮!Europe is trying to figure out how to care for environment while still producing enough affordable food correct? Supporters of this Doode Bemde suggest that perhaps their model could work 💭! The idea was conceived back in 1980s when some environmental enthusiasts came up with tough task: convince farmers sell them their land which was both source of income and part of who they were 🏞️💰❤️ !
Farmers’ initial reaction wasn’t positive, said Piet De Becker,’If you tell them ‘give me your land,’ they’ll be angry!Gilbert Vanderveken is fourth-generation farmer feeding his cows now on that same preserve after selling his family’s farmland where he used grow beets, chicory wheat corn etcetera… He became first farmer sell his land 1986 since then, eleven more farmers joined him.
