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teslacoils · Jan 31, 2022

Well, they can't say they didn't see it coming this time. I suspect the discussion went:

Govt: hey folk, how long do you need to figure something out?
Folk: grumble grumble three months should do.
Govt: fair dos but after that the blames on you.
*Three months passes*
Folk: rah rah rah why hasn't the govt done something? Consumers will face higher prices rah rah rah.

som farmer · Jan 31, 2022

Planet Bee said:
Concerns over food shortages as CO2 deal ends https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-60152768

doesn’t look good for domestic AN production. Or the 60% of the CO2 market that this monopoly producer supplies. Seems a lot of people had their heads in the sand. Including HM Govt.

you don't mean guvs been caught out, surely
perhaps they were partying.
But no one in guv has ever seen a food shortage, other than weather etc, in fact for the whole of their lives, both the price, and variety, have never given them anything other, than we live in the land of plenty.
And suddenly that cheap food is being threatened, by not only by fert, co2, but covid and the threat of war, in Europe and the far east, rather to much information for them to understand, poor beggars. Well and truly caught with their pants down. It will be interesting to see how they re-act, farmers have been vilified as polluting, subsidised, and environmental terrorists, that are destroying the planet, and now, all of a sudden, perhaps we might actually be quite good !

basic foods won't run out, it will be the 'luxury' or 'niche market' foods, that will suffer, as food inflation bites. A proper dose of realism, needs to happen. It is down to guv policies, over the years, they have had a cheap food policy, that has kept prices, 30% lower, in real terms, than it should be.

jackrussell101 · Jan 31, 2022

som farmer · Jan 31, 2022

jackrussell101 said:
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how long will it take, for the civil servants to believe it, and then take them to convince the guv's. But nice to see someone is realising what might happen.

BuskhillFarm · Jan 31, 2022

Maybe we should be joining the Russian federation, at least they want farmers and industry. Putin can’t be worse than Boris the idiot, he even got 130% of the Russian votes in the last election.

Werzle · Jan 31, 2022

I cannot remember his name but the chap who wrote the book about russia and the cold war reckons there is no chance of war, its just putin flexing his muscles abit like rocket man in north korea.

davidroberts30 · Jan 31, 2022

Werzle said:
I cannot remember his name but the chap who wrote the book about russia and the cold war reckons there is no chance of war, its just putin flexing his muscles abit like rocket man in north korea.

Hope your right

Steevo · Jan 31, 2022

Werzle said:
I cannot remember his name but the chap who wrote the book about russia and the cold war reckons there is no chance of war, its just putin flexing his muscles abit like rocket man in north korea.

It's an expensive hobby set of toy soldiers!

Baling Hay · Jan 31, 2022

BuskhillFarm said:
Maybe we should be joining the Russian federation, at least they want farmers and industry. Putin can’t be worse than Boris the idiot, he even got 130% of the Russian votes in the last election.

What about all the export taxes on Russian wheat Putin put on? Record global wheat values and the Russian farmer is getting nowhere near the true value, current tax is $90 per tonne!

som farmer · Jan 31, 2022

with some of the costs we hear for the 'hard wear' armies now use, one would think they could only afford a day or two, of 'actual' warfare.
But modern 'war' now includes high tech 'stuff', hacking into computer systems etc, which could cost countries more than traditional 'war'.
So far, in what is termed as 'diplomatic efforts', all that has really shown, is that the members of NATO, do not show the unity they should, and as NATO was developed to 'protect' Europe from the nasty USSR, and to keep Europe in peace, they have come across as weak. Something Trump pointed out, 2% of GDP on defence, as agreed, had been sadly lacking.

We have no idea what Putin has in mind, we know he has publicly stated he wants to re build the old USSR, he is unelected, and looks to want to stay in power, as long as he can, it's the 'how' that is dangerous.

Even if things 'calm' down, the whole 'balance' of Europe will change, things will never be quite the same, a new cold war. Putin is not stupid, he has been building up Europe's dependence on wheat, gas, energy as well, further weakening Europe's ability to act. On balance, this is Putin starting his power grab, even if thwarted here, he will try something else, whether cyber attack, with holding energy, or many other ways. Ukraine, is not a member of NATO, if it was, NATO would be bound by treaty, to physically protect her. If he 'takes' Ukraine, he will share boundaries with several NATO members, so that argument falls flat

Rather think it will be a roller coaster year ahead, best advice, hold tight, and enjoy the ride.

J 1177 · Jan 31, 2022

som farmer said:
how long will it take, for the civil servants to believe it, and then take them to convince the guv's. But nice to see someone is realising what might happen.

The sh!t is hitting the fan

JCfarmer · Jan 31, 2022

BuskhillFarm said:
Maybe we should be joining the Russian federation, at least they want farmers and industry. Putin can’t be worse than Boris the idiot, he even got 130% of the Russian votes in the last election.

I bet Putin had a few wild parties in lockdown!?
With a few high class russian prozies it wouldn't surprise me also!

county down · Jan 31, 2022

JCfarmer said:
I bet Putin had a few wild parties in lockdown!?
With a few high class russian prozies it wouldn't surprise me also!

noboby going to say it. would not be worth your life we live in a democracy where every little fiddly fart is talked about but we should be thankful for it

LH10 · Jan 31, 2022

Any 14-14-21 prices? Compound and blend

Planet Bee · Jan 31, 2022

JCfarmer said:
I bet Putin had a few wild parties in lockdown!?
With a few high class russian prozies it wouldn't surprise me also!

I wonder if The Donald was there too? He has previous form...

som farmer · Jan 31, 2022

Planet Bee said:
I wonder if The Donald was there too? He has previous form...

russian vodka kills all known germs, especially the home made stuff.

JCfarmer · Jan 31, 2022

A friend of mine has bitten 'putins bullet' and bought 3 loads of nitram £645t end of last week.

Bob · Jan 31, 2022

JCfarmer said:
A friend of mine has bitten 'putins bullet' and bought 3 loads of nitram £645t end of last week.

Should have waited till this week ‘£640 today

Wilba · Jan 31, 2022

Anyone had a price on Doubletop of late?

county down · Jan 31, 2022

Bob said:
Should have waited till this week ‘£640 today

in n ireland some are predicting £100 ton lift for nitrogen in ten days time some linking it to yara sources but it may just be someone messing about

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