With a provocative maneuver in a Porsche Cayenne, a pensioner from the Inning in Starnberg blocked by a farmer on the way. Now there is in the manure-beef apparently a rematch.
Update 22: 00: of The slurry dispute in the Inning seems to have found a sequel. After the local residents Wolfgang and Ruth-Maria Jürgens had blocked the farmer’s way (after this manure had to), dumped two farmers have a manure pile across the property. Ruth-Maria Jürgens takes it calmly: “I laugh About it.”
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Inning – manure smell is for some of the villagers is a vexed issue. So, too, Wolfgang (80), and Ruth-Maria Jürgens (70) out of the Inning had on Tuesday morning, the nose is full, as a country, Matthias Ring (40) with the tractor and slurry tanker along the Walch, Northern road through the village farmer drove to a field next to the estate of the couple’s liquid manure applied.
“That the farmers manure to the middle of the place, is terrible,” said Jürgens, in retrospect, is pulled out of Dresden into the beautiful Inning. “We will have Breakfast, Wolfgang Jürgens indignant in the morning, shortly after 7 o’clock and it stinks that we can’t get really air,” yourself.
The displeasure of the two seniors farmer’s Ring got to feel, as he wanted to go back. Jürgens had parked his Porsche Cayenne and his Wrangler Jeep, across the road to block the way.
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+ The seniors, Wolfgang, and Ruth-Maria Jürgens with your Parking manoeuvres in the law.©Andrea Jaksch
Georg Zankl, Starnberg, circle Chairman of the Bavarian farmers ‘ Association, is surprised by the incident. Clashes between local residents and farmers would occasionally happen. “But that someone is blocking the way, is new to me,” he says. For Ring, the rowdy actions of the local residents came unexpectedly. After a short discussion of the country, called host-the police. The tried to bring the two counterparties over the telephone to agree. This was not, however, why the Ring had to be a significant detour to take (for further details, you can read in the Bayern part of this issue).
Starnberg: slurry dispute, there have been in the district a number of times – not only with Porsche
manure-dispute between local residents and farmers had not been addressed in the district Association on several occasions, told Zankl. Normally, the local residents were about the smell to complain, and sometimes relevant hands. The seniors from the Inning went a step further.
A possible cause for her behavior Zankl that some citizens interpret the fertiliser application Ordinance more severe than it actually is, and then think you’re in the right. This is probably also the current manure-the dispute of the case.
+ No way Through there was a farmer Matthias Ring, as Wolfgang Jürgens his car across the street parked.©Matthias Ring
“What is law, want you to do,” said Wolfgang Jürgens in conversation with the Starnberger Merkur. “I am not against farmers, just against the Manure out.” However, farmer Ring, a violation, according to the competent authority, the office for food, agriculture and forestry in Pfaffenhofen an der ILM, not against the rules.
“farmers are only allowed to drive on public roads, will need to incorporate the manure on uncultivated Fields within four hours, and not applying too much manure,” explains Zankl. About 15,000 to 20,000 litres of manure per hectare were normal. The municipality of Inning confirmed on request, that Ring hold to these rules.
Starnberg: a farmer wants to let the matter rest – Porsche driver wants to continue
“We have probably disturbed him at Breakfast and he didn’t like it”, tries to be a farmer to explain the Ring, the action of Jürgens. He wants to let the whole thing rest, as he has no more manure spreading had already this year.
“It was all a bit ridiculous,” says Ring, in retrospect. “I told him, he should leave his car, because I have no time for this.”
circle Chairman Zankl has a Council, such as farmers with such situations: “You have to talk to people and ask where the problems are,” he says. Most of the misunderstandings you could create out of the world, by explaining why certain Work will have to be made. “Of course, there are people who don’t want to see it then,” admits Zankl. “The’s everywhere.”
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