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Reading a bit on another thread about how the share trading platform robinhood was selling data harvested from its users for millions, I wonder how farm management data stored remotely might be used as very detailed market research for others? Should it be a concern?

Anyone know which company is the biggest rape crusher in the UK? And what proportion of the crush they have vs the other big crusher? I'll tag @Brisel , just because he's usually good on this type of stuff :)

Has anybody else received the following email, asking for how it should be run in the future Dear Red Tractor Member, As we move towards a new era in British farming, it feels like the right time to reflect on just how far we have come as an industry. Many of you have been producing great...

They own it now .......... No doubt there will be exemptions that suit them , time to move on , bye

If tariffs come in to force we'd be fools to sell now , wouldn't we ?

Had two loads of rape go today to Liverpool. Got dreaded phone call at 12 saying they had tested high for erucic acid 7%. So fair play to United oilseeds they asked for a lab test which takes 2 hours. After an anxious wait it passed the test. A big thanks to the haulier and United oilseeds for...

https://www.herefordtimes.com/news/18920990.environment-agency-launch-probe-river-lugg-destruction/

I broadly support most of what the current government have done since the last election and I don't support any political party as I'd rather they'd make the best decision rather than the one they are pre-disposed to. The point of this thread is to ask, is the myth that the Conservative party is...

Why is there no nice butter anymore? So many brands and all so disappointing. For example. I can't believe its not butter, have they ever tried butter? Brilliantly buttery, made with 50% vegetable oil and 5% reconstituted buttermilk. Tastes nothing like butter. Utterly butterly, rapeseed oil...

Written by John Swire Improvements in early and mid-lactation milk production can be achieved by boosting cows’ energy supply and improving liver function efficiency with the feed supplement Turbopro. This has been borne out in the latest field trial by Cargill UK, carried out in a high...

Beef report was biased, admits BBC The Times 16 Oct 2020 Matthew Moore Media Correspondent The BBC has admitted that a documentary about the environmental impact of eating meat broke impartiality rules by failing to reflect the ecofriendly methods of British farmers. Meat: A Threat to our...

As the clock winds inexorably down to deal or no deal, and the EU showing ZERO signs of “bricking it”, as the loyal TFF Brexiteers expect, the U turn preparations have begun in earnest. Barnier of course recognises the shift from dogma, to bravado, to realisation, and latterly to panic! As an...

This video appeared on Twitter today: . If this account is accurate, this is so damaging to the trust that farmers place in the end user to act as an honest judge of the delivered produce. The problem is that they are not an impartial judge insofar as they stand to lose or benefit depending on...

As above Jeremy Clarkson wrote a very good article in the Sunday Times about Covid 19,and another guy also wrote an article about Covid19. All in all both were saying that science, the media are all fuelling the Covid19 hype and that society needs to man up and get back to normal.

100% of (area based) ELMS money should go to permanent pasture, on the grounds that: 1) In the eyes of the taxpayer, this land provides the greatest public good as it is where they spend their high days and holidays. The National Parks, the uplands, the Stiffkey marshes. That is where the...

Read this article today https://metro.co.uk/2020/06/30/worlds-first-3d-printed-vegan-steak-hitting-restaurants-soon-12924017/?ito=article.mweb.share.top.facebook&fbclid=IwAR0SsjXdeelaNeJvZ5b2cIkYKC0jF4KQWg5lUeNAhRW2ikbmEDxUm4i3Yhg 3D printed foods were inevitable but as they used Plant...

Written by Agriland Team 100mph winds have devastated some corn crops and farmland in the US. Corn crops were flattened and grain bins destroyed when a storm known as a ‘derecho’ swept through some of the main corn producing states in the US on Monday, August 10. States across the US mid-west...

Written by John Swire Cargill has appointed two new ruminant technical sales managers in its UK team. Alex Goldthorpe, Based in South Yorkshire, Alex Goldthorpe is now responsible for technical sales support for Cargill customers in the east of England, from Northumberland to Kent. Alex...

mcdonolds chicken comes from thailand they need pressuring into sourcing uk chicken grown with uk grain https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-53617762