Denmark’s protected geese can cut winter wheat yields by about 7% to 10% when grazing continues into late spring, field data shows

Thousands of migratory geese descend on Denmark’s farmland every winter, stripping winter wheat fields until little more than short stubble remains. For years, many farmers have blamed the birds for disappointing harvests, while conservationists have argued that wheat can recover once spring arrives.

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