CharcoalWally
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- West of Scotland
OK .
So you have no problem with these women , and they can do as they wish as long as they don't put them on your telly?
This Farming Life
- Thread starter liammogs
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So you have no problem with these women , and they can do as they wish as long as they don't put them on your telly?
Scholsey
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- Location
- Herefordshire
As long as they are on the tv because of what they are doing is interesting like all the others featured in this series that is fine but IMHO, (which i am perfectly entitled to) they are on here because of who they are and not because of what they are doing. Have you got the rope ready from the lamp post yet?
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Wind yer neck in ffs your getting really boring now , both of you have a point now just leave it at that.
lazy farmer
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- som/dor border
Surely this is a programme about Scottish ag.
How can you have a programme about Scottish ag without including crofting ?????
How can you have a programme about Scottish ag without including crofting ?????
CharcoalWally
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- Location
- West of Scotland
Live and let live. Anything I don't like on the telly I don't watch. I don't find their farming as interesting either, but plenty of other folk will find it the best part, so we're all gonna be different.
Still wouldn't say they shouldn't be there though .
- Location
- Limousin, France
The first series is being repeated on Really , sky 142 and freeview 17 on Tuesday evenings
- Location
- Lleyn peninsula
Its not now, two off the farms are in Ireland this series.
CrevisbigX
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- Cheshire
Many south of the border wouldn’t know any different. Got to admit thought Terry Wogan and Ken Bruce were the same person [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
lazy farmer
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- Location
- som/dor border
True, apologises.
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Yet you can’t justify your opinion
Scholsey
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- Location
- Herefordshire
I have multiple times, that the BBC are including BAME/LGBT/different gender presenters as a box ticking exercise not out of merit.
I wish I never mentioned it now as snowflakes like you jump on it and make people who talk about it out to be homophobic / discriminating dinosaurs.
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- Lleyn peninsula
sorry, Northern Ireland....!
Good,luck to the Crofters if thats the lifestyle they wish for, hope they've earned plenty in their former life though to finance their present one. The bit that amazes me is that they offer courses on a wide variety of subjects, animal management, how to run a croft, tree planting etc, yet appear to be novices themselves. If I paid £200 for a weekend course, I'd expect a little more experience from the tutors
ricky_rascal
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- Location
- N. Yorks
Are they the hosts or the tutors though?
I suspect previous careers may be funding the croft going on new quad, new pickup and so on - but that is really not my business other than it gives the impression there is money at this livestock lark
Good luck to them though.Bit I seen, they were just providing the venue, there was a 3rd person running the course
holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
I hope next series in is England
- Location
- Northern Ireland
I think you’ve time and time made yourself out to be a fool. Proven by the fact You’ve not been able to enter into debate with resorting to name calling! People try and throw insults when they’ve no one left to turn!
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- Northumberland
I hope next series in is England[/QU
It's a shame the Beeb have stopped making the yearly lambing series presented by
Kate Humble, that was good.
Ok Kate is good, but what I liked about this programme was the lack of a preening over excited presenter enhancing their CV
Just farmers telling their story with an understated narrator filling in the background
It's a shame the Beeb have stopped making the yearly lambing series presented by
Kate Humble, that was good.
Ok Kate is good, but what I liked about this programme was the lack of a preening over excited presenter enhancing their CV
Just farmers telling their story with an understated narrator filling in the background
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