Combining for Charities

[Still Farming]

 

[Martyn]

Great idea, looks great fun

 

[Steevo]

I admire them totally for this.......I don't quite understand it though.

1. Cost of wrapping a combine must be HUGE
2. Probably reduces its used value too
3. They are then donating £1/ac cut (I assume as contractors), despite all the above costs.

I recognise that it's a highly effective thing to do for raising awareness etc. I'm not entirely sure about it as a fundraising idea though - surely a £1/ac donation plus the cost of wrapping would have been a more logical donation?

Are they hoping it will drum up extra business too?

Not knocking it at all - just trying to understand the reasoning behind it a little more.

 

[Hampton]

I admire them totally for this.......I don't quite understand it though.

1. Cost of wrapping a combine must be HUGE
2. Probably reduces its used value too
3. They are then donating £1/ac cut (I assume as contractors), despite all the above costs.

I recognise that it's a highly effective thing to do for raising awareness etc. I'm not entirely sure about it as a fundraising idea though - surely a £1/ac donation plus the cost of wrapping would have been a more logical donation?

Are they hoping it will drum up extra business too?

Not knocking it at all - just trying to understand the reasoning behind it a little more.

Maybe claas paid for the wrap. It may be a season hire

 

[Steevo]

Maybe claas paid for the wrap. It may be a season hire

Could be - good publicity.

Interesting company behind it all:

About Us - Christmas Hill

www.christmashill.co.uk

Greenheath

Complete Global Machinery Solutions

www.greenheath.co.uk

 

[Still Farming]

GOOD PR
Where is the unions ,British Food etc.
Come on!!!

 

[DrWazzock]

Go in and ask the price of a new front elevator chain and you feel like you are combining for charity every year. ?