cap the CAP

roscoe erf

Member
Livestock Farmer
Don’t know what you’re all worrying about. Sucklers is a hugely profitable enterprise and I don’t need the subs at all. In fact I’m burying money into pensions, machinery and new cars as fast as possible to get it away from the taxman.

If you need the subs you’re just doing it all wrong, I can’t wait until pocket money day turns up every Christmas!!


















I said it before some other deluded fool does :banghead:

for christ sake man keep it under your hat I've told you before loose lips sink ships
 

joe soapy

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Location
devon
The whole basis of disscussion on this thread is wrong.
Subsidies should be tied to needs of the country, for instance, set a home production level target.
Then set the subs to either encourage or slow down particular branches of farming.
in much the same way the old standard quantities were done, and used in the past to encourage oddball stuff
such as linseed,flax or native breeds or renewable energy along side the main food groups of meat, milk and grains
 
Location
Cleveland
y

you making big profits without the cap? are you remembering to add all costs(unpaid family labour/notional rental value etc)? how does your profit without cap compare to other industries in the UK for return on money invested?
Farming has always been capital intensive with a poor return for money invested...there’s nothing stopping you continuing though
 

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