Radio 4 PM Programme, 2022 year of discussing meat

Post Driver · Jan 11, 2022

Apologies if other threads are discussing this.

But did anyone else hear the forthcoming yearlong discussion on meat?

It's beyond my skillset to get involved but it needs strong input to push back on any Red Herrings

Tease at 1minute and then the full discussion at 51 minute 30 seconds

PM - 10/01/2022 - BBC Sounds

Afternoon news and current affairs programme.

www.bbc.co.uk

FonterraFarmer · Jan 11, 2022

If anything needs to be discussed in 2022 it should be the Covid-19 erection and who's implicated!!!

Think metaphor rather than textbook visual image....

delilah · Jan 11, 2022

Post Driver said:
It's beyond my skillset to get involved

No matter, it's what we pay subs and levies for

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DaveGrohl · Jan 11, 2022

Post Driver said:
Apologies if other threads are discussing this.

But did anyone else hear the forthcoming yearlong discussion on meat?

It's beyond my skillset to get involved but it needs strong input to push back on any Red Herrings

Tease at 1minute and then the full discussion at 51 minute 30 seconds

PM - 10/01/2022 - BBC Sounds

Afternoon news and current affairs programme.

www.bbc.co.uk

I don’t need to listen to any of that to know that it will all be complete and utter bollox. The BBC absolutely will not listen to scientists and researchers who would tell them some actual facts. They are not a fact based organisation.

Anyone want to play Joseph Poore bingo?

Muddyroads · Jan 11, 2022

Dimbleby does at least talk down the methane argument. Potentially it could be good for some myth busting but a lot will depend on the editorial direction.

DaveGrohl · Jan 11, 2022

Muddyroads said:
Dimbleby does at least talk down the methane argument. Potentially it could be good for some myth busting but a lot will depend on the editorial direction.

Really?? What time please?

delilah · Jan 11, 2022

Sent to PM:

Good morning

You need to put your researchers on here:

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?forums/-/list

Tell them to spend a few days reading everything that has been posted re meat and the environment.

Don’t get Joseph Poore or Mike Berners Lee onto your programme. They are peddling fake science in order to generate research income and sell books.

And don’t bother getting anyone from the NFU or AHDB on, they are completely clueless.

Muddyroads · Jan 11, 2022

DaveGrohl said:
Really?? What time please?

Around 52 minutes into the programme, quite refreshing.

DaveGrohl · Jan 11, 2022

It’s chock full of misinformation and lack of context. Red meat causing cancer etc etc. Land use without any context or reference to the fact it’s byproducts from human food, etc. He made reference to methane but didn’t mention why it wasn’t the big issue, does he even know about GWP*? The only bright spot was right at the end when he mentioned rotations. Good job it was only a few minutes long.

Radio 4 PM Programme, 2022 year of discussing meat

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