A better life , more self respect and more importantly more respect/value and a better deal from the rest of society and the food chain (both input suppliers and outlets ) .
this is the issue with SFI not supply or demand . There will be demand and price to a certain level but if the costs of processing become undilutable due to lack of supply or cost of supply the industry will crash .
yes but on condition that in a month or so s time when some good hogs have teeth coming through or later on when the last hogs are ready I would expect the favour to be returned and not be discounted .
Your costs and situation must be very different to ours then , is glyphosate not a pesticide ?
You must be really desperate for straw to consider that and cereals worth more to you on that basis alone , forage rye will make good silage if you get the weather in april but getting it down to hay...
wont the cover crop after maize cost you £60 per acre - seed +machinery costs ?
no pesticides is a bit of a gamble surely ?
I cant really see how its much good if you have stock as the forage /feed/ straw forgone will have to be replaced or the stock no.s matched to suit , cash cropping on the...
we could farm more extensively and use methods/ pay a rent/costs related to our margins like the rest of the world that appear to be going to happily supply us , rather than operate the 2's company 3's a crowd system with magic money and fairy tale forfeits .
cant see the difference TBH its a new option/options that doesnt need an operator/ occupier or market risk to get income on the basis of income foregone - attractive to nonfarming landowning situations as they didnt forgo the income , take the risk or use/need much working capital .
But you dont farm on that land do you -you are just a plant operator that gives and charges for actions/ management advice (obviously more complicated than that in reality ) . To say that the Landlord cannot do these things if they wished may apply to your situation but certainly isnt the case...
he didnt have taxpayers money or other unrelated factors putting a bottom in rent or land values . But the commodity markets would have been as aggressive as now .
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