?Very good point. Mixed farms with a n intensive livestock enterprise that have utilised their manure for years will likely find they have P&K levels in excess of index 3. In these situations no application can be justified.
What’s going to happen to all the
Or is it, as some have suggested, an underhand way to decimate livestock production?
The issues raised by this are simply huge and the level of common sense being portrayed is woefully inadequate.
This is where Monbiot and the government have similar aims. Both wish to make livestock farming unviable in the UK. Monbiot would have us all vegan whilst the government are happy to move the emissions to another country. Neither really make sense.
Very good point. Mixed farms with a n intensive livestock enterprise that have utilised their manure for years will likely find they have P&K levels in excess of index 3. In these situations no application can be justified.
What’s going to happen to all the
Or is it, as some have suggested, an underhand way to decimate livestock production?
The issues raised by this are simply huge and the level of common sense being portrayed is woefully inadequate.
Organic farming suddenly wouldn’t be very attractive if everyone went down that route. Premiums would soon disappear.
If the whole world went organic, wheat would be £1000 a tonne.
It would and half the world would be starving
FML?
