Maybe but assuming they hold straight away, there’s another nine months before they pop and another 8 or so years before you can send them up a chimney to earn you money. A lot of negative cashflow before then.Time to start F**cking again.
Quadrilla reckon they can get it out in 3 monthsMaybe but assuming they hold straight away, there’s another nine months before they pop and another 8 or so years before you can send them up a chimney to earn you money. A lot of negative cashflow before then.
Before and for a very long time after then!Maybe but assuming they hold straight away, there’s another nine months before they pop and another 8 or so years before you can send them up a chimney to earn you money. A lot of negative cashflow before then.
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The supermarkets seem to know how to charge.
nothing to see here, George Eustace said there are no shortages in the supermarkets so nothing to worry about, and anyway, we can all use FYM to replace Nitrogen. And he is the Government minister in charge of Agriculture, with the knowledge and research of the whole department behind him, so I am sure he is right!!!!!China hoards over half the world's grain, pushing up global prices
Testy ties with U.S. and Australia could be prodding China to boost food reserves
The Chinese knew last autumn that the sh1t was going to hit the proverbial fan. They also understand that food is the most important commodity required to avert civil unrest and regime toppling. When will the UK government realise what a knife edge we exist on?
If anything this current situation should be a huge wakeup call for all Western countries who have previously thought imports were the answer to all their problems.
Oh dear! Now terach a vegan how to produce FYm without feeding grass to an animal that belches and farts methane. Answers please Greta Thunderberg.
Chicken and pig.
Probably copped from foot and mouth 2001Definitely vegans at work.
Tbf I don't know the source and I don't know much about twatter but there is a tweet with a dairy farm that looks fairly bombed out. Heartbreaking for somone
my thoughts too,there is also a lot of french maize imported here as well,my natural pessimisim makes me think this is just another ploy to encourage growers to sow,and then near harvest when crop yields look more certain,the rug will be pulled
I am seeing a big drop in the numbers of ground nesting birds,our management hasn’t changed but there is a massive increase in the numbers of badgers and corvids . There used to be a handful of crows and rooks now there are hundreds and I’m sure they must be having a detrimental effect.
I may be wrong but thought/ was told some machines could be disabled should they be stolen in conjuction with trackers .Tthe tractor we hire in the summer sends its usage info back to the hire depot
France is a net importer of maize, ukraine being the main supplier.my thoughts too,there is also a lot of french maize imported here as well,my natural pessimisim makes me think this is just another ploy to encourage growers to sow,and then near harvest when crop yields look more certain,the rug will be pulled
Getting paid under the wader grazing option of aecs here which essentially changes next to none of the management which to me suggests it has always been very suitable for ground nesting birds, but surprise surprise there’s no visible increase in them, plenty of crows and foxes tho! All the habitat in the world won’t make a difference if the eggs don’t get to hatch.
are you sure?,i used too do a lot of dock work up to about four years ago,after soya,maize was the 2nd largest product by volume discharged, and most of the shiploads of maize ,as far as i was told,and i always made the point of asking!,were French
The penny wont drop till its too late
