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Pre covid sheep were good exchange rates due to brexit made a massive difference the rest is supply and demand, there's probably been a...

Well I would export them too so I didn’t have to look at them

He didn't fool me.

Covid and Russia have probably sheltered us from the effects of brexit. Its much harder now to move boatloads of sh!t onto our shores...

Brexit was a nail in the coffin of the red meat sector in the UK, why beef and sheep farmers voted for something that was going to lose...

Been thinking about the whole farming going forward situation lately.... I'll be honest we stand to loose ALOT of sub over the nxt few...

Only problem is .as long as we're getting subsidy of some sort . they'll hit us with some non compliance bull💩💩. Take away the subsidy...

I'd sign up to this.... We need a proper union who'd tell the likes of Red tractor...... NO...... Red tractor - that doesn't meet...

Some folks think they get nowt out of farming until they have to pay for everything out of a wage

I draw £2200 out of my business every month… that’s how much all our household bills come too and the mrs pays for anything the kids...

Is your wife single ?

You can only push water uphill for so long there’s going to be a serious correction before long. The size of current bills coming in...

Or chicken, pork and egg producers. As far as I can see they must be taking biggest hit. Almost entirely reliant on cereal based diet.

Along with rates and super markets allowed to sell all kinds .

Why isn't anyone recognising drastic inflation with meat production?