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Best I just work an average amount thenIt should be capped at the national average wage....we’re not special
Best I just work an average amount thenIt should be capped at the national average wage....we’re not special
What’s stopping you?Best I just work an average amount then
Why not its been like that beforewasn't the number rumoured £100K ?
Much as I don't agree with subs I do think they have to be consistent - either scrap them completely or keep them, you cant advantage one farmer over another
Other industries get them?
Why not its been like that before
So for each employee?It should be capped at the national average wage....we’re not special
I could farm without it...could you?So for each employee?
Business owner?
Each business?
Those of us that have grown our businesses and are now exceeding the proposed cap limits have taken the time to roll the dice and grow our businesses instead of taking the foreign holidays , and flash cars.
In my own circumstances our own business would be heavily penalised if brought in particularly at the lower limit circa £50000.
Yet our vertically integrated business support ten households fulltime seven of which are partners innsaid business.
If you want to cut the payments same percentage for the "wee guys" as the "big guys"
If you want to start to improve your own situation think more collaboratively, parish farming, vertical production, but more importantly what the market actually is looking for.
What is more if you are no happy hand your payment back to government.
Awww......thanks.I don’t know one or two on here are special
I'm not worrying about what my neighbour gets in subs, I'm worried by how little they sell their produce for, because they have a safety net.you lot arguing for a cap on farm subs because you're jealous of your neighbour......and I'll wager the cap you are in favour of is at, or slightly above your payment. why don't you all stop worrying about what tractor your neighbour drives, or the colour of his gilet, or the size of his sub, and concentrate on your own life.
Yes I could farm without, doubtful if it would be a worthwhile living though.I could farm without it...could you?
My personal belief is that they should have been cut per acre and capped at £100k. I would consider that fair.wasn't the number rumoured £100K ?
Much as I don't agree with subs I do think they have to be consistent - either scrap them completely or keep them, you cant advantage one farmer over another
Not at all. I actually get a very decent bps cheque and having spoken to many Ag economists and agricultural bank managers KNOW that most businesses are highly dependent on it. I do however believe that in the same way that local council bosses shouldn't earn more than the prime minister, we as farmers, should not be receiving cheques worth hundreds of thousands of pounds per year just because we know how to play the system.you lot arguing for a cap on farm subs because you're jealous of your neighbour......and I'll wager the cap you are in favour of is at, or slightly above your payment. why don't you all stop worrying about what tractor your neighbour drives, or the colour of his gilet, or the size of his sub, and concentrate on your own life.
It seems that mr gove was initially thinking of grants to help set up changes like you have made. These would have been one off grants to help make a business more profitable in the future. Why is your business so good and how have you taken risks if your business success is so linked to subsidies?So for each employee?
Business owner?
Each business?
Those of us that have grown our businesses and are now exceeding the proposed cap limits have taken the time to roll the dice and grow our businesses instead of taking the foreign holidays , and flash cars.
In my own circumstances our own business would be heavily penalised if brought in particularly at the lower limit circa £50000.
Yet our vertically integrated business support ten households fulltime seven of which are partners innsaid business.
If you want to cut the payments same percentage for the "wee guys" as the "big guys"
If you want to start to improve your own situation think more collaboratively, parish farming, vertical production, but more importantly what the market actually is looking for.
What is more if you are no happy hand your payment back to government.
wasn't the number rumoured £100K ?
your special all right special needsAwww......thanks.