"The province of Flevoland has bought nitrogen space in the Noordoostpolder. With the nitrogen space that has been freed up, the province can help a number of PAS claimants in the Noordoostpolder. This opportunity has arisen because the government has bought an agricultural business in the Noordoostpolder. The government wants to set up a registration centre for asylum seekers at the location of the farm," reads the document.

"In this country, farming families who produce food are being exchanged for asylum seekers," tweeted Beenen.

"Of course it is a conspiracy theory that all farmers in the Netherlands are being bought out because a lot of asylum seekers are coming to the Netherlands. Yet it does not help to send such letters as Flevoland province is in the middle of the nitrogen crisis," responded entrepreneur Rutger van den Noort.

"The constant denial that immigration, housing, nature policy, agriculture and nitrogen/climate have anything to do with each other is laughable," he added.

PVV-leader Geert Wilders also responded to the document. "Here's the proof. It just says it all. The farmer has to go because they want to build a registration centre for asylum seekers on his land. They are completely destroying the Netherlands. Our farmers out, the fortune seekers in. No wonder people are furious," Wilders noted.