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Farmers May Lose the Right to Fertilize Pastures in Several Places
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(NPK–NTB): Nearly 200,000 acres of natural pasture land have been mapped as "critically threatened". Farmers now risk a ban on fertilizing inland pastures.
Nearly 200,000 acres of natural pastureland has been mapped as "critically endangered." Farmers now risk a ban on fertilizing their infield pastures.
Nearly 200,000 acres of natural pastureland has been mapped as "critically endangered." Farmers now risk a ban on fertilizing their infield pastures.
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