Steevo
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10 years in that role - Results ?
how does he keep that job ?
It sounds a bit like working for the local council.
10 years in that role - Results ?
how does he keep that job ?
Somebody want to ask that bugger who the fecking "bad" are in his jumped up opinion
Well it sort of does deliver a premium, just not to the primary producer, the farmer.
No you are just a pleb like the rest of us, you need to find a NFU guy with views broadly in line with yours then kiss his ar*e so he brings up any grievances you may have with the hierarchy, if he can be bothered. Hopefully this won’t limit his future ambition with the union, in which case he may decide not to say anything and tow the union line.Can I vote to sack him again....
Somebody want to ask that bugger who the fecking "bad" are in his jumped up opinion
Actually I will as he is most likely reading this, Andy who is it you consider bad ? and while you are at it who are the backstabbers ?
perhaps he will have the guts to answer but I won't be holding my bloody breath
This is unbelievable and shows red tractor and fw in such a bad lightmaybe £1000 prizes explain the loyalty and provision of a “farmer focus” column to pedal propaganda and insult farmers?
Farmers Weekly editor takes £1,000 Red Tractor prize - British Guild of Agricultural Journalists
The Guild represents editors and journalists, broadcasters, photographers and PR/marketing specialists working in agriculture, commercial horticulture and other rural industries.www.gaj.org.uk
A Farmer Focus writer’s job is only supposed to last for 2 years!@AM_Arable is it ok for a farmer focus writer to promote none farm businesses they are employed by in their column?
do you think this is the expectation of readers of a farmer focus column ?
personally I would expect farmer focus to be mostly about farming ?
Okay, so I can see how this shouldn’t be made personal. But it appears to me that calling any NFU dissenters, leavers or member’s choosing to stay but expecting reform - back stabbers he has chosen to make it personal.
On another note, as someone far far removed from the quality of land and scale he is used to Id like to see how clever he is at feeding himself, his family and keeping them clothed and socially mobile on a 100 acre farm of LFA if tables were turned.
Perhaps he would choose to cut out some parasitic loses....
Same goes for the experts in NFU office ? What makes these farmers so qualified to map out the best route for UK Ag marketing ?
The NFU has the single worst marketing department in the history of the world. A complete and utter shambles and couldn’t market a fridge freezer to somebody living in 40 degree heat in Egypt. They are incompetent at best.
Their marketing strategy is to market to their members
FFS who’s idiotic idea is that?
How’s about marketing U.K. AG PLC to the 65 million people living on this island for starters and then marketing our products worldwide to increase sales?
They do nothing for its members, absolutely nothing.
Well, if nothing else - this thread is his legacy.
If in doubt, always blame the blessed wine !!!It should never have become personal but when he started throwing insults around in the Ag press he made it personal
You can not blame any farmer for responding to that
I actually have a feeling I may have sat next to him at a NFUS AGM last year ! Seemed a nice guy then (if it was him, I can’t recall totally, drink may have been involved !)