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Yes they are and they same rules apply to wind and solar

Actually there aren’t decent second hand beet drills are like gold dust and as flat 10 has said going up in price

Actually the son of a Norfolk public school maths teacher

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Sadly he was MP for Henley at the time and I understand told his boss that he wouldn't do both jobs and surprisingly reneged on the deal. In all fairness to him he was a good editor!!

What about that idiot boris and the spectator ??

No was told last week that the remaining claims regardless of their status would be receive correspondence explaining their position on the 16th January

Did any one actually watch this to the end!! When he states the joy of being able to import cheap food from around the world which I am sure all UK farmers will love

A Agrii do have a colour sorter but once again the price range is between £15 - £11 per tonne depending on how bad the ergot is so hardly justified at current gp1 levels

Quoted £15 per tonne plus 3% weight loss so with current gp1 premiums not worth it

Don't agree with lots of your posts but looked at the polyface website and thought it was quite inspiring thanks

On the plus side stupid protein 14.7

Identical to me full of ergot and 3.1 per acre

It gets worse apparently defra need to employ a1000 more staff to implement and deal with whatever new farming policy is agreed £350 m per week slowly disappearing

Yo Your last para just backs up what I am saying we have to make these trade deals which puts us in poor negotiating position

You mean Germany France Italy Spain Holland Belgium Austria about 300 m there without the Scandinavians etc

Ah the old trade deal conundrum I don't see how or why these deals will continue under the same terms as they have with the eu. In any negotiation you have to look at the relative strengths of the parties and I would respectfully suggest that the eu deals will in all likelihood be better than...

As a strong remainer you will be surprised that I am slightly disappointed with this statement I had got my head around reforming the current system quickly as whichever way you look at it is not sustainable particularly from the publics perception all we are doing is postponing the inevitable...

I agree as a member but not a fan of the organisation this is the first time I have seen them be proactive about anything I suspect they will end up throwing millions at it 5 was the rumoured figure

To be perfectly honest I can think of better things to do at 7am during harvest than attend an NFU meeting to discuss the consequences of something I don't agree with but we are where we are and we all need to contribute to the debate