Princess Pooper
Member
- Location
- East Mids
Hay meadows and herd-rich grasslands (growing trend for herbal leys) provide pollen and nectar for insects. Insects and grass/flower seeds are also vital for farmland birds.
Environmental benefits of livestock farming
- Thread starter delilah
- Start date
- Location
- West Yorkshire
I can’t fit the header and footer in
A leaflet is a start but some of our farming organisations ( AHDB, NFU, NSA) should be getting together to fund a response to this media attack and put some adverts on the tv or daily newspapers. There a lot of good points on here that should be more effectively spread to the public, any business knows if you loose a customer they are very difficult to get back.
Thanks @Karliboy 
Well done @delilah that's very good
Now if only we could get the levy boards and the nfu to do stuff like this as well. @Guy Smith
Well done @delilah that's very good
Now if only we could get the levy boards and the nfu to do stuff like this as well. @Guy Smith
Storeman
Member
- Location
- South East Englandshire
Had a quick play, bit rough and ready.
Image used was found via Bing image search, with a filter of 'free to modify, share and use commercially' on the licence type. So shouldn't be any copyright problems.
Image used was found via Bing image search, with a filter of 'free to modify, share and use commercially' on the licence type. So shouldn't be any copyright problems.
Can we use/share this?
Storeman
Member
- Location
- South East Englandshire
Don't see why not.
@delilah supplied the text, the image was found under a 'free to modify and use' search.
So should be ok to share.
Absolutely, it's for all to share and make use of as much as possible.
Storeman that's great
Hopefully we can find a way to make this, and other TFF member resources, easily accessible for future use.
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
That's amazing
Tarw Coch
Member
- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
Well done @delilah and a few others of course, in little over 24 hours from the idea first mentioned on here I now see the result shared on Facebook.
Don’t know how much time and skill it has taken to produce but given the timeframe dare I suggest not that much which makes it all the more appalling that something like this hasn’t been done by those who claim to represent us and collect subscriptions and levies and are well remunerated for their work and the heads of such organisations usually ending up with a New Years honour for what they’ve done.
Yet here we are look what’s been done in next to no time, I very much doubt @delilah will get little in the way of official recognition let alone an honour so will have to make do with my thanks and no doubt that of many other forum members, Thank you Delilah.
Don’t know how much time and skill it has taken to produce but given the timeframe dare I suggest not that much which makes it all the more appalling that something like this hasn’t been done by those who claim to represent us and collect subscriptions and levies and are well remunerated for their work and the heads of such organisations usually ending up with a New Years honour for what they’ve done.
Yet here we are look what’s been done in next to no time, I very much doubt @delilah will get little in the way of official recognition let alone an honour so will have to make do with my thanks and no doubt that of many other forum members, Thank you Delilah.
- Location
- Hampshire
Put it on my facebook and got a load of likes already. Could go viral!
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
I put it on my FB and also TFF's
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
They may be listening:
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Another post I put on my FB
