farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
"expressed its disappointment" Well done NFU once again really earning the fees from your membership, good to see you really standing and sticking it to the government on such issues
Register as a user of professional plant protection products (PPPs) and adjuvants
- Thread starter AT Aloss
- Start date
- Location
- Bedfordshire
It appears there is still some debate to be had on this. Not sure how much I can say so I will leave it at that.
Let me guess the NFU have suggested incorporating it with the RT police
Which it pretty much already is
- Location
- Essex
Spoke to my agronomist this morning who then spoke to the NFU and they say they have been blind sided by this, come out of nowhere. They have serious concerns about it because dressed seed has to be declared as well and this could be seen to any lobby groups as farmers applying tons of pesticide to land each year. The advice I have received from the NFU (through my agronomist ) is to hold fire filling in the form and the NFU are going to fight it. Make of that what you will!Let me guess the NFU have suggested incorporating it with the RT police
Which it pretty much already is
The seed issue begs the question what if you dress your own?
Do you fill in the amount of concentrated dressing before application, or the final tonnage of dressed seed?
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
You can just imagine when the masses are rioting and searching for food and these knob jockeys are arguing the toss about paper shuffling to try to regulate the growers ... lol
Growers should sit back hanibal smith stylee! and smoke the cigar and just laugh at the parasites
Growers should sit back hanibal smith stylee! and smoke the cigar and just laugh at the parasites
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Proper union would tell its members not to sign, and suggest the govt drops it or all members will withhold grain movements for a month.
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Always the best way with things like this - never register until deadline day.
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
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- Location
- East Yorkshire
First I've heard of this. A link please? Sounds like more bo~~ocks.
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
Like TV licensing, never register at all and they don’t know you exist. Keep below the radar. But offer yourself up on a plate and expect to be forked over
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Time for a stand. Don’t register. Can’t wait till I appear in court and say something about the Brexit bonfire of needless regulations.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Technically it’s the plants that “use” the products, not me. I just buy and apply.
- Location
- East Yorkshire
Read NFU response, Farmers Weekly page 8. FFS. Get real man. 'Bad timing due to stress on farmers at mo'. NO. It's just completely pointless form filling. It'll take 10 mins, but that's not the point.
- Location
- Cirencester
They couldnt fight their way out of a wet paper bag, utter shower of shite
- Location
- Left in the middle of nowhere
Not sure they really care as I believe it has been set up quietly to catch out everyone (especially smaller farmers) who are not registered with Red Tractor & NRoSO imho"expressed its disappointment" Well done NFU once again really earning the fees from your membership, good to see you really standing and sticking it to the government on such issues
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If only it'd be a pointless form done in ten minutes, which I'd be happy to complete! I fear that's only the start, and they'll be all over your spraying operations, with farm visits to check you're observing all the rules.
Has anyone heard what enforcement actions might be likely, given that not registering will be a criminal offence?