Farming is part of #thesolution - Series

JP1

Member
Livestock Farmer
At last somebody has come up with some decent propaganda idea that we can use to counteract the seemingly endless farmer bashing that's going on nowadays (y) Well done guys.

Sadly (for the purpose of this), I don't do this Facebook thing but @Mrs Y B does so I'll get her 'on the case' tomorrow.
You're better off without FB probably. Some retard posted a photo of some blown dead cattle by a barbed wire fence and blamed cruel farmers electrocuting them today. I find I waste too much time on them (@holwellcourtfarm )
 

Clive

Staff Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lichfield
At last somebody has come up with some decent propaganda idea that we can use to counteract the seemingly endless farmer bashing that's going on nowadays (y) Well done guys.

Sadly (for the purpose of this), I don't do this Facebook thing but @Mrs Y B does so I'll get her 'on the case' tomorrow.

You can print them out

Stick them on village, work and school notice boards, in shops on gates near footpaths etc


Social media is the main aim to counter some of the constant attack our industry seems to be under but let’s not ignore physically putting these in front of people as well

Open farm Sunday would be a good chance for people to use them maybe ? - what date is that ?
 

Chris F

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Media
Location
Hammerwich
Here is the second one of the series:

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Hampton

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BASIS
Location
Shropshire
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With regards to the carbon absorption in grassland stat, where did you get your info from?
It’s just that at 388 tonnes per 150 acres, that’s a lot lower than many of the stars I’ve seen, including the top one on google, which would indicate that 1 acre of grass absorbs 4kg per day of CO2 or 1400kg per year.
Does anyone have a link to an accurate absorption stat?
Thanks
 
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Kiwi Pete

Member
Livestock Farmer
With regards to the carbon absorption in grassland stat, where did you get your info from?
It’s just that at 388 tonnes per 150 acres, that’s a lot lower than many of the stars I’ve seen, including the top one on google, which would indicate that 1 acre of grass absorbs 4kg per day of CO2 or 1400kg per year.
Does anyone have a link to an accurate absorption stat?
Thanks
I like that screenshot, stealing it, thanks :sneaky:
 

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