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BBC at it again re meat and climate
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<blockquote data-quote="BrianV" data-source="post: 7810741" data-attributes="member: 150008"><p>What a pair of wankirs they were, this is a relatively small niche market for oat milk, half a dozen other big arable guys follow suit & their market collapses.</p><p>This is the problem with all these new fads, they are only viable until other farmers are forced to go over to suppling that market then it becomes flooded & no longer viable as the price you receive is forced down by the supermarkets.</p><p>Organic still only just works because farmers are reluctant to go down that route so it still has a relatively small amount of producers.</p><p>Can you imagine what would happen to the green vegetable price if we all gave up livestock & ploughed our land to all grow vegetables, we would all be finished.</p><p>Prats that go on the Beeb or any other medium crowing about their latest wonder crop are simply in the process of killing their market & business</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrianV, post: 7810741, member: 150008"] What a pair of wankirs they were, this is a relatively small niche market for oat milk, half a dozen other big arable guys follow suit & their market collapses. This is the problem with all these new fads, they are only viable until other farmers are forced to go over to suppling that market then it becomes flooded & no longer viable as the price you receive is forced down by the supermarkets. Organic still only just works because farmers are reluctant to go down that route so it still has a relatively small amount of producers. Can you imagine what would happen to the green vegetable price if we all gave up livestock & ploughed our land to all grow vegetables, we would all be finished. Prats that go on the Beeb or any other medium crowing about their latest wonder crop are simply in the process of killing their market & business [/QUOTE]
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