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<blockquote data-quote="curlietailz" data-source="post: 3934304" data-attributes="member: 11831"><p>One thing to factor in especially for 2019 onwards, is Brexit.</p><p>There will undoubtedly be currency fluctuations that will impact your returns, and your purchased feed prices. </p><p>There is also the potential for Armaggeddon if we eventually leave without a trade deal and have to revert to WTO rules with their associated tariffs. </p><p>And the potential for unquota'd imports from the rest of the world flooding our market.... Argentina/USA/Africa etc</p><p></p><p>PS ...... I think you have come up with a proper business model/partnership than can work and can be scale able .... Well done. </p><p>I'm generalising ( perhaps a little unfairly) but a lot of farmers do not look at or do not understand the figures and just blindly base their farming/investment decisions on what their gut instinct/their dad/the bloke in the pub/their neighbour/the salesman tells them !!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="curlietailz, post: 3934304, member: 11831"] One thing to factor in especially for 2019 onwards, is Brexit. There will undoubtedly be currency fluctuations that will impact your returns, and your purchased feed prices. There is also the potential for Armaggeddon if we eventually leave without a trade deal and have to revert to WTO rules with their associated tariffs. And the potential for unquota'd imports from the rest of the world flooding our market.... Argentina/USA/Africa etc PS ...... I think you have come up with a proper business model/partnership than can work and can be scale able .... Well done. I'm generalising ( perhaps a little unfairly) but a lot of farmers do not look at or do not understand the figures and just blindly base their farming/investment decisions on what their gut instinct/their dad/the bloke in the pub/their neighbour/the salesman tells them !! [/QUOTE]
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