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Nothing wrong with ammonia until its mixed with vehicle exhaust emissions. Mentioned briefly at the beginning..........
Anyone else remember when the GOVERNMENT advisory body NAAS (Which became ADAS in 1971) began to encourage dairy farmers away from straw based housing towards slurry systems which are now being pilloried as ammonia pollution generators -
Surely those who recommended and grant aided this system bear some of the responsibility….
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
Anyone else remember when the GOVERNMENT advisory body NAAS (Which became ADAS in 1971) began to encourage dairy farmers away from straw based housing towards slurry systems which are now being pilloried as ammonia pollution generators -
Surely those who recommended and grant aided this system bear some of the responsibility….

None of these government employed people would know the meaning of the word “responsibility”.
 

Simon Chiles

DD Moderator
Ab

Abi Reader doing a good job though

I wasn’t impressed when she stated that the government needed to give her more money to subsidise the roof on her slurry tower so that the price of milk could remain affordable to the general public. I couldn’t help thinking that if agricultural produce doesn’t keep pace with inflation ( as it hasn’t) is where the problem lies.
 

DeeGee

Member
Location
North East Wales
no genuine farmer should belong to the nfu ,simple, paying membership in the that shower just helps dickheads like him to continue with their lining of their own pockets and egos and at the detriment of others .
My father said fifty years ago that the NFU were only representative of the big arable farmers and the gentleman farmers: and the FUW only cared about the beef and sheep hill farmers.

Maybe a little too much of a generalisation, but as the years have passed me by I have learned that he wasn’t too far off from being very accurate in his opinion.

I have recently left the NFU after some forty years of membership, 90% of my decision was triggered recent revelations about Minette Batters and the great Red Tractor con.

But it’s no real surprise is it? I really should have left the whole corrupt sham of a second rate circus about twenty years ago.
 
Nothing wrong with ammonia until its mixed with vehicle exhaust emissions. Mentioned briefly at the beginning..........
And yet - “Vehicles with SCR technology have a separate tank filled with AdBlue. This is then injected into the exhaust pipe, in front of the SCR catalyst, downstream of the engine. Heated in the exhaust, it decomposes into AMMONIA and CO₂.”
 

primmiemoo

Member
Location
Devon
Moss only grows on north side
In celtic rainforest, it grows anywhere it blimmin' well likes! Stand still too long and it'll launch itself at you! 😁

I haven't watched the prog yet, but prevailing winds make a huge difference to where air pollution does harm. It doesn't seem long ago when grass stopped "doing" where sulphur capture stopped regular deposits from power stations and ironworks. It was pollution, it caused acid rain, but it demonstrated how pollution spreads and where to. Hope he wasn't just farmer bashing.
 

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