- Location
- East Yorkshire
i think digital scare the s£it out of the ahdb they just worked out that the computer age means they cant get away being useless anymore
Red Tractor and Grain passports - which grainstore?
- Thread starter Steevo
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- Location
- East Yorkshire
whats the plus side of digital passports. It works fine as it does why the need for technology not every one has access to pc phone etc if loads change etc or rejected. Some of our outlaying stores you cant get a phone signal whatever network you try
in principle i have no issue with digital passports - i guess it’s inevitable at some point
the BIG issue is who holds the data and NO WAY that should be a private company like Red Tractor who will sell the data
AHDB need to take ownership and lock this data away in a VERY strong box
this data is immensely valuable re producing stick figures …….. helping merchants know exactly how to price against farmers best interest !
it’s all about the data. - along with mass balance this ultimately helps get detailed stock data that are VERY valuable to the trade. …… ( but not farmers)
You mean you don't have a printer and 5G phone on your loader, waiting to meet RT's latest demands.....
Shame on you @graham mc ..... you are a Bad Boy and your name HAS been noted.
Next will be a section in the RT dropbox form, for your TFF nickname....
There are Long Term Stores, and there are Harvest Stores, what good for farmers could possibly come from having to disclose which store grain came from, and when.
If one were of an uncooperative mindset, one might name their stores "Field pile store, central Saskatchewan" and "Lightly bomb damaged store, Odessa Ukraine"
If one were of an uncooperative mindset, one might name their stores "Field pile store, central Saskatchewan" and "Lightly bomb damaged store, Odessa Ukraine"
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They are claiming that in return we will be told the moisture, protein, etc on every load. I have got a feeling that won't happen though.
Imagine if farmers had the audacity to turn round and say that they will take a claim on high moisture grain but want extra for low moisture grain.
- Location
- Yorkshire coast
Most wagon drivers don't want to leave their cab to use a brush so I reckon they'd struggle getting out to use a QR code scanner!
- Location
- CW5 Cheshire
I'm struggling to follow my instructions! 
- Location
- Durham, UK
So iv got a couple of loads going this month -nov. Do i now have to cope with this bulls**t with no notice? Or can i just use the paper padports with stickers on?
- Location
- East Yorkshire
Why let the ahdb get involved. They’re not exactly working for us. They need to up their game or be culled
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
The drivers I've had recently don't get out of the cab, they have easy sheets and a camera and just signal where they want it loaded.
One of my sheds is split into 3 big bays, they haven't got a clue which one I'm loading out of and neither has anyone else.
Also what I have in store and where on inspection has no bearing on where it might be when loaded out. Odd loads of malting barley might get moved onto the feed heap to make room for the combine,machinery fertiliser ect or a couple of loads of wheat taking up space in a big shed might get moved to a smaller one so the shed can be cleaned ect.
If all this goes ahead I'll make bloody sure that yes, my records are correct but they're recorded in such a way no one other than me will have a clue what is where.
The whole red tractor scheme needs to go to the scrap yard.
After seeing how @Kit Papworth legged it out of the gate and into his car at a sugar beet event when challenged about price negotiations there's no wonder it's all such a sh!t show. With these people on various boards supposedly representing us it's no wonder we're in such a bloody muddle!!!!!
One of my sheds is split into 3 big bays, they haven't got a clue which one I'm loading out of and neither has anyone else.
Also what I have in store and where on inspection has no bearing on where it might be when loaded out. Odd loads of malting barley might get moved onto the feed heap to make room for the combine,machinery fertiliser ect or a couple of loads of wheat taking up space in a big shed might get moved to a smaller one so the shed can be cleaned ect.
If all this goes ahead I'll make bloody sure that yes, my records are correct but they're recorded in such a way no one other than me will have a clue what is where.
The whole red tractor scheme needs to go to the scrap yard.
After seeing how @Kit Papworth legged it out of the gate and into his car at a sugar beet event when challenged about price negotiations there's no wonder it's all such a sh!t show. With these people on various boards supposedly representing us it's no wonder we're in such a bloody muddle!!!!!
Fish
Member
- Location
- North yorkshire
8 loads going this month, they will be getting paper passports and stickers.
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Let's all fill in our digital passports the same way, let the whole system grind to a halt!!!!!
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- Location
- Worcestershire
I tell you where this is going next.
Each digital passport will be copied to Red Tractor and if we are going to get report of weight, moisture, protein, nitrogen etc of each load, then a copy of that report will go to Red Tractor as well.
It does not bode well
We have got to come together to fight this.
Each digital passport will be copied to Red Tractor and if we are going to get report of weight, moisture, protein, nitrogen etc of each load, then a copy of that report will go to Red Tractor as well.
It does not bode well
We have got to come together to fight this.
- Location
- East Yorkshire
And they will compare it to your paper records. If the don’t match your in trouble. They will need more money staff and managers directors to perform this
tullah
Member
- Location
- Linconshire
Looks as though the thieves are cutting their own throats with this nutty idea imposing yet more ridiculous unnecessary hassle on us.
I can see there'll be no members paying these greedy directors next month. No need for BFU as the RT thieves and those that are in cahoots with them have well and truly done self destruct upon themselves for us.
Still best the BFU finish the jobsworths off once and for all. Farmers are now better informed than ever of the aims of the BFU to give us free market access and to do away with those that corruptly feed off us.
I can see there'll be no members paying these greedy directors next month. No need for BFU as the RT thieves and those that are in cahoots with them have well and truly done self destruct upon themselves for us.
Still best the BFU finish the jobsworths off once and for all. Farmers are now better informed than ever of the aims of the BFU to give us free market access and to do away with those that corruptly feed off us.
tullah
Member
- Location
- Linconshire
We all know DATA conveniently goes mysteriously missing.