lazy farmer
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- Location
- som/dor border
All things Dairy
- Thread starter Cows 'n grass
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We don't sell that much south of the border unfortunately, where did you get that at @lazy farmer
- Location
- Northern Ireland
On my rounds I'm noticing more and more dying shrubs. Ash trees in particular are wilting all around me now, with some leaves burnt to a cinder. But others too. Here's an ash tree dying as it's leaves are unfolding.
And some ivy underneath it in trouble too.
And a sycamore and more ash.
And some birch and sally (willow) struggling on the edge of a bog.
And some ivy underneath it in trouble too.
And a sycamore and more ash.
And some birch and sally (willow) struggling on the edge of a bog.
lazy farmer
Member
- Location
- som/dor border
dinderleat
Member
- Location
- Wells
That Extra mature Cornish stuff is £3 for 550g
Frost?
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Not impossible.
But evergreen ivy?
And sycamore.
And hawthorn? Multiple tips dying here. Quite sheltered too, beside a shed.
But evergreen ivy?
And sycamore.
And hawthorn? Multiple tips dying here. Quite sheltered too, beside a shed.
It's rather scary that it's damaged your trees. I was getting rather excited when it had knocked my docks back, But I bet these will survive. I also think it was the frost.
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- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
More shopping across the border.
organicguy
Member
- Location
- North East of the south west
The frost has taken out all the ash in our hedges, tipped chicory and clovers and taken all the leaves on some varieties of oak in my new plantation even at the bottom of tree guards.
Headless chicken
Member
- Location
- West Wales
I think we could squeeze a few more in there.
Interesting ... as a supplier to a mozzarella factory,
So does this mean that under a No Deal, U.K. would apply £154/100kg tariff to imports?
Personally I don’t trust Cummings at all
frederick
Member
- Location
- south west
That's what it means unless you negotiate a trade deal then there are no tarrifs and probably no regulations.
It's all part of the game we are playing with the eu and us.
Yes I believe so, this is where they should have started out their negotiations instead of giving everything away to start with. I assume it will be to put pressure on the EU to get a deal but it would be great for UK dairy if they stayed as it would effectively price Irish Cheese out of the market.
Yeah well I for one have had enough of both sides playing silly buggers as all it does is gives dairies the opportunity to put the frighteners on with threats of 8ppl price cuts.
I find it astonishing that you spent millions on your dairy since the referendum, and seem surprised that this is a possibility. I think I remember correctly that you use a consultancy whose name tellingly rhymes with shite. If so, and they didn't warn you a long time ago, I am even more astonished.
- Location
- Northern Ireland
We've just noticed this Acer today dying on a bank behind our house.
And this forest flame is on its way out too.
I won't argue that the ash could have been nipped by frost. But there's more going on too.
And this forest flame is on its way out too.
I won't argue that the ash could have been nipped by frost. But there's more going on too.
Is that your collecting yard?
