National trust idiots

upnortheast · Feb 11, 2019

Bunch of clowns.Used to supply a local site cafe & shop with milk. Inspected our setup Ticked all their boxes,
Then at national level they hired some consultants to look at their food purchasing.
Guess what. Dumped us & buy the cheapest they could find. Bottled 150 miles away, produced who knows where.
Total hypocrites

Will Blackburn · Feb 11, 2019

Yeah, they are not interested in milk or eggs. Some random expensive luxury goods then they lap it up like hungry dogs.

Old Tip · Feb 11, 2019

upnortheast said:
Bunch of clowns.Used to supply a local site cafe & shop with milk. Inspected our setup Ticked all their boxes,
Then at national level they hired some consultants to look at their food purchasing.
Guess what. Dumped us & buy the cheapest they could find. Bottled 150 miles away, produced who knows where.
Total hypocrites

Who was that you supplied ?

Old Tip · Feb 11, 2019

glasshouse said:
Here

What does it say pray tell, can’t read it sorry

Old Tip · Feb 11, 2019

ajcc said:
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? Not sure what that has to do with clothing

glasshouse · Feb 11, 2019

Old Tip said:
What does it say pray tell, can’t read it sorry

Speights
Pride of the South

Old Tip · Feb 11, 2019

glasshouse said:
Speights
Pride of the South

Is it a wool garment

glasshouse · Feb 11, 2019

Old Tip said:
Is it a wool garment

110% nz wool

Old Tip · Feb 11, 2019

glasshouse said:
110% nz wool

No such thing but get your drift, i have several garments that are 100% wool of our own sheep and very good they are too

glasshouse · Feb 11, 2019

Old Tip said:
No such thing but get your drift, i have several garments that are 100% wool of our own sheep and very good they are too

What fo you mean "no such thing" ?

Highland Mule · Feb 11, 2019

glasshouse said:
What fo you mean "no such thing" ?

I'd guess at the "110%". Can never be more than 100%, for sure.

glasshouse · Feb 12, 2019

Highland Mule said:
I'd guess at the "110%". Can never be more than 100%, for sure.

Well i checked the label, and i was dumbfounded to see it was 30% acrylic

ajcc · Feb 12, 2019

Old Tip said:
? Not sure what that has to do with clothing

Nothing to do with clothing, just ironic that you posted a concluding paragraph that said “on the whole the NT do support agriculture and farming.”
Wake up and smell the coffee, the NT is modernising and farmers are a casualty of this new attitude whether it be nylon instead of wool for the uniform or snitching to the authorities because they don’t like the freedoms to farm of AHA tenancies!

Old Tip · Feb 12, 2019

ajcc said:
Nothing to do with clothing, just ironic that you posted a concluding paragraph that said “on the whole the NT do support agriculture and farming.”
Wake up and smell the coffee, the NT is modernising and farmers are a casualty of this new attitude whether it be nylon instead of wool for the uniform or snitching to the authorities because they don’t like the freedoms to farm of AHA tenancies!

As I said there are some idiots in the NT as in any organisation, I haven’t a clue what the breach entailed but on the whole I would rather have the NT as a landlord than many of the other big landowners

ajcc · Feb 12, 2019

Not so clever if you are in a tb hot area either?
I’ve been a farm tenant for 28 years now and sadly consider the thread title increasingly accurate.

Bury the Trash · Feb 12, 2019

Old Tip said:
As I said there are some idiots in the NT as in any organisation, I haven’t a clue what the breach entailed but on the whole I would rather have the NT as a landlord than many of the other big landowners

The Church are ok as landlords go and it's a good thing that they dont restrict effective TB 'disease control methods.'

davieh3350 · Feb 12, 2019

glasshouse said:
England may ride on the sheeps back again!!

And then move up to Scotland and drive us out

JP1 · Feb 12, 2019

The bigger idiots are the fashionistas who drive the constant need to buy new clothes etc

Not only have I a face for radio, my wardrobe follows suit and I keep my clothes until they are absolutely worn out

I was shocked to read how some clothes spend literally days in folks wardrobes before they are chucked away

Food, clothing and the labour and materials to provide these are undervalued

glasshouse · Feb 12, 2019

JP1 said:
The bigger idiots are the fashionistas who drive the constant need to buy new clothes etc

Not only have I a face for radio, my wardrobe follows suit and I keep my clothes until they are absolutely worn out

I was shocked to read how some clothes spend literally days in folks wardrobes before they are chucked away

Food, clothing and the labour and materials to provide these are undervalued

I watched a programme about the pollution in indonesia etc caused by clothes factories, with people down stream having to dtink the water. It was a shocker

JP1 · Feb 12, 2019

glasshouse said:
I watched a programme about the pollution in indonesia etc caused by clothes factories, with people down stream having to dtink the water. It was a shocker

I just get repulsed as much when you hear (can't remember the stats exactly) that folks keep clothes for an average of a few weeks ? I have clothes that must be twenty years old ................

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100% I’ve had enough of farming!

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