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All the wet weather won't have helped either.

I wouldn't have thought it would make much odds myself.

Think about 2013, that'll cheer you up.

Thread 'DEFRA bTB control strategy consultation' https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/defra-btb-control-strategy-consultation.407560/

Yeah, that thread's got a bit "heavy" for me so I'm keeping out of it.🤣

Maybe post this in the "farmers and universal credit" thread and see what response it gets.🙈

It easy to think it won't stop raining, but a couple of years ago it seemed like it would never rain again, in fact this time last year was worryingly dry for the time of year, fert went on and sat there until it broke on the 8th of july, it can change overnight, just got to KBO

Parcours iso insulated ones lasted the longest for me, 11 years, mind I wore them alongside a non insulated pair for 5ish years as I'm not a big fan of insulated wellies. Think the gaffer has the most fetching pair of wellies I've seen in a while

Aigle here, lasted years and years, tried bekina, couldn't get on with the fit which was a pity as they seem good wellies, gone back to aigle now life's too short to be wearing uncomfortable wellies

"...a night in the pub is no bloody good if they cannot just sit tellin lies.." The shepherd by henry brewis

Mum used to say that. Don't put off going to the docs "to ignore the facts doesn't change the facts..."

Buy some cattle.... go on, you know you want too!

Sliced white bread is the devil as far as I'm concerned, I avoid it as much as I can and feel far better for it too.

What hope is there for folk on minimum wage?

Both parties have abandoned manufacturing, a man can't pull himself up by his own boot laces, neither can a country, if they want economic growth they need to encourage productive industry not this never ending services circle jerk.

It'll turn round, I know it's rained since july but before that we had a few really dry winters, 2022 was as dry as a chip, 2023 was looking to be the same until the rain started, just hold on as best as you can in the mean time.

They're just telling folk what they want to hear.

I literally don't know what folk spend £50k a year on, went to the big smoke with the wife earlier looking for kitchen stuff for her sister, we're still using the same broken cast offs we were given when we got married years back, depends what you want out of life I guess.

Trouble is nowadays it doesn't seem to matter how much you earn it's hardly seems enough to get on and improve your life, seems to be a general malaise floating about everywhere at the minute, a couple of weeks back the news was full of folk on £50k plus a year moaning they can't make ends meet...

I'd be surprised if he can't get the bits. I got disillusioned with the autotune on stihl, having been a stihl man for years, and bought a echo, it's really reliable but for me using it all day every day for 5 months I couldn't cope with the vibration, I've changed fuel and gone back to stihl...