Oil is found elsewhere in the former east block countries, where their unemployent problems are severe and conditions much worse. If nothing is going to be done, giving inducements through land allocation, either to the returning army youths or other will have a favourable impact even much later, for the demand of more land. A well planned and coordinated effort, will have the coconut plantations owners and millers riding high in excellent profits, easily trainable new employees performing new tasks, while the tax man too, equally happier and generous, to help out the many who have fallen behind, in the regions. Only ecological and animal organic matter used for fertilising the coconut plants. Totally devoid of fertiliser.
Facts speaks for itself.
According to a EU directive, all EU countries, including Denmark will be forbidden from using fertiliser by the year 2005. Conversion to other forms are now being tested and carried out, while ecological and environment friendly farm and animal products are in demand and here to stay. Fertiliser pollutes the water tables of the soil. It would be worth to take a water sample from a estate well. Certainly, gradual reductions of fertiliser will have a strong impact on the import bill of this product too.