Are you still writing now?Whatever anyone writes for a newspaper or any publication, it has to pass the editor(s) and the their legal team. Sometimes you stride a very fine line. But keep it factual and backed up with truthful facts not a wish / whinge list, and always end on a joke - and you won't go far wrong.
I gave my editors indigestion for almost 20 years.
I think JC and Kaleb have done a brilliant job for UK Agriculture.
Thats the major issue. Over the last 20 years there has been major investment in grain storage facilities in the producing areas and also at the ports. Several competing grain terminals have been built at Mykolaiv port alone. Odessa port can load out two 70,000 ton ships simultaneously and others aren't far behind. Several of the ports are under Russian control and so all exports are having to be sent to Romania by train and then loaded onto ships. Its slower and more costly.
There is a league table.
The fact the the railway gauge in Ukraine is the Russian gauge 1.520mm whereas European railway inner gauge is 1.435mm certainly doesn’t make exporting from the Ukraine by rail very easy.
rubbish do they! Very much a positive attitude!
Been a long day, I knew it wasn't right brain just wouldn't engageforgot the 'h' else just it means they stopped drinking the vino
They were filming for it at the British Farming Awards last Oct . Interviewed my lad and myself . Told they were aiming for a Sept 22 release .
or 'utter' possibly?
Or with some Prime Minister's, a "complete and utter Bounder....
I can think of other names for him.
I got the measure of him/her in their first few posts on the forum. Having said that, I do agree with some of the points made, especially about farmers criticising other farmer’s farming methods [as long as they aren’t complete muppets of course].
Actually most of the grain that is fed to animals does not make the human food grade and the land on which it is grown is seldom capable of growing human food grade cereals. Otherwise everyone would be growing and selling milling and malting grade cereals.
