I don't have my books handy, but while they take a lot back this varies by species and the fallen leaves can have a lot of N and P in some cases.
Though I've always seen them shredded and used for making compost anyway rather than leaving them on the ground. Too easy to get rot that way. And you really want to spread them around the rest of the garden if you've planted trees that do drop N in the leaves
I think you need to not be a small enterprise to fall under those rules.
You'd need more than 50 employees or EUR 10m in turnover. Each Lemmy server would likely count individually.
Is this idiots comparing thatcher erasing coal mining to farmers paying taxes again?
Ankles and knees are a complete con. I want my money back evolution.
Pissing off farmers is more likely to gain support in rural communities than lose it.
The customers they have are getting absolutely rinsed
Why does the headline say "coral reef" and the text say "coral"?
Does ABC really not understand the difference?
If you don't get jokes it can't be helped but try not to interrupt the rest of us.
The reporting I heard from Michael koffman was Ukrainian soldiers felt they were slowly losing to attrition and needed a change in approach anyway, so this may not entirely be bullshit from zelensky.
Seems a little conincidental all of this and the story about MS locking the us gov into azure come out as soon as trump wins
No I agree, it's mostly useful to fertilize the plants elsewhere in the garden.
But it seems everyone here is thinking of lawns and I realise late my concept of a garden is utterly alien to what most people actually do. No lawns for me!