Farming Forum ?
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davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
who said thatOh, and the more I put on ignore, the better TFF becomes......
6000 and counting.......
spin cycle
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- north norfolk
I love it and it's free
edit...and you're never alone
edit...and you're never alone
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2wheels
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- aberdeenshire
it's a forum for discussing all manner of things so expect a lot of opinions that vary from our own.
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- leics/warks border
That's what you think. They're harvesting your dataI love it and it's free
. They've got sheds full of it ! I think I saw your kidneys in classified.
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- leics/warks border
Just for clarity and the benefit of those lacking a sense of humor the above post is a joke.That's what you think. They're harvesting your data
I think I saw your kidneys in classified.
Like private school fees
we have asked in threads over the years and responded to ideas suggested by members, we have even run focus groups and had members beta test stuff, some of which never got launched as not good enough
a lot more goes into running TFF than most probably appreciate
That's what you think. They're harvesting your data
I think I saw your kidneys in classified.
we don’t sell data and we know very little about you all beyond what you all post publicly ……… ie everyone else knows as much as us !
Worst bit about it is the ad at the top always take a couple seconds longer to load, then just as you click on something the page shunts down and you either open the ad or select something elsebut very useful and tons on info
you can get rid of ads
but not for free ! sadly we have to have either ad revenue or patronage to pay the costs of running such a big website
Doing it for the kids
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Modest?!
Genuinely didn't know you could do that.
Not complaining about ads, don't mind them in the slightest if im honest. Just they make the page move. Fully appreciate you need to cover costs etc and only right as your time is worth something too
Keep up the good work
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- Ceredigion
This is the 3rd forum spanning over 20 years of any consequence, the first was run by Farmers Weekly ,of which I was a member , not sure if there are any of those original members that are on here as they don't use real names , all forums depend on members support, lose that they are an empty vessel
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- N.Lincs
Where else can you pick the brains of some of the most 'switched on' farmers in the UK, nay the world, for the price of.....
.....er, nowt (other than the electric to charge your phone)?
There's some very knowledgeable members of TFF - there's some that's not quite so knowledgeable too and there's some that are right ar$eholes but if you mind how you go, you can usually solve any problem that crops up.
It's 100 times better than what's on the telly nowadays and some of the threads have me in stitches every night.
It's good for morale too. If you've had a couple of dead sheep, you can bet your bottom dollar that some poor sod has had 5. If your tractor has been running a bit on the hot side all day, somebody, somewhere, will have had his on fire.
Even the 'powers that be' (Defra, AHDB, etc) realise that they can learn something from here.
Nothing's perfect and I'm not pretending TFF is but it gets a lot more right than it gets wrong.
I'd nearly (nearly, I said Clive) be prepared to pay for the privilege of using it
.....er, nowt (other than the electric to charge your phone)?
There's some very knowledgeable members of TFF - there's some that's not quite so knowledgeable too and there's some that are right ar$eholes but if you mind how you go, you can usually solve any problem that crops up.
It's 100 times better than what's on the telly nowadays and some of the threads have me in stitches every night.
It's good for morale too. If you've had a couple of dead sheep, you can bet your bottom dollar that some poor sod has had 5. If your tractor has been running a bit on the hot side all day, somebody, somewhere, will have had his on fire.
Even the 'powers that be' (Defra, AHDB, etc) realise that they can learn something from here.
Nothing's perfect and I'm not pretending TFF is but it gets a lot more right than it gets wrong.
I'd nearly (nearly, I said Clive) be prepared to pay for the privilege of using it
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- south norfolk, uk
Daniel
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- Mildenhall, Suffolk
10 months into owning a Fendt with the fancy new screens and I can say that they are, sorry.
Especially now i've had 3 weeks straight drilling with it and actually worked out what everything does.
Also, build your own storage, are you mad?
and this is as much as we can hope for or realistically aim to achieve
Chae1
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- Aberdeenshire
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