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Just engaged with an NFU bod on FB re this survey, needless to say he fits they typical NFU type, stating that I shouldn't "be piggybacking" of the NFU survey, I did point out that to piggyback, one would hope that a gain was to be had which in this case is obviously not the case.

Yes I believe so, page set up by his son. Doing well, nearly £35k already, an average donation of just over £20 per donation

Yes found the same, not used 360 for years here

90l/ha here no issues

I believe so, I donated

£15k now

Because we let it........ There always seems to be a reason to stay assured, I voted with my feet.

cecilia-pryce Fair explains why she favours RT, in fact also why she's anti farmer!! Funny how they all have seats on various bodies.....

not heard a cuckoo for years here

Proforge is worth a look, got one here and a very good tool, needs some careful setting up but had no issues with it, was decent money when I bought it, not sure what they charge now for them.

Resident swallows arrived back here this morning, lovely to see. 3 weeks later than normal, lets hope their arrival heralds better weather, a lovely warm day here today.

Apparently our local dealer has sold........ 1 tractor since the start of this year, MF, can't see them lasting long if that continues. I don't know anyone who runs an MF tractor, would never have one myself, still have nightmares over the 3090 Datatronic we had here.

Yes, it happens. But when you've got a heap of Grade 1 milling sat there, needs must.

Yup exactly, my unassured markets virtually disappeared overnight. Those crops that you could get rid of legally unassured certainly last year were virtually impossible, so they have been working hard to cut off unassured markets. I had 330t of winter beans to get rid of, trader placed them the...

And so it bloody well should, they’ve been shafting us for years

I see the Tennant Farmer Association is having a Webinar this evening titled "What benefit is Red Tractor to British Farmers and Growers" and guest speaker is Mr Brown Shoes Jim Mosley himself. That should be an enthralling evening, I believe you can register by ringing the Tennants Farmers Assoc

Certainly with our lot, we had a leak, informed them and they waived then bill, it was around £30k if I remember correctly but then they had been estimating it for nearly three years. That is why I never pay any utilities bill via direct debit as they'd have had that out the account just like...

Had it for two years, never again!! It striped like buggery despite tray testing fine, stripes were greenest on the tramline, we put it down to all the dust emitted from the spreader.

Typical AHDB scum….! Hardly surprising is it their action.

We call it Diamond Dust Fert, shocking stuff. Looks like you're lime spreading the amount of dust.