How many members have joined from other countries?

[jade35]

As title, has been interesting to see the many members contributing from other countries and wondered how many have joined this forum? As one of the lurkers on the old BFF who was unable to join , it was always interesting to read their points of view and see their pictures. Having enjoyed their input to the old forum, I did wonder whether they would find TFF and start posting?

Well, it looks like some new faces have as well. Yippee.

 

[Clive]

Think there are quite a few from NZ and France and some from the USA / Canada

would be nice to see the place become international as I think there is probably more to learn from other countries than our own

 

[jade35]

Clive, I thought that you would have all the answers and you let me down. Anyway, well done and lets hope many more join who enjoy posting as well as reading the posts.

 

[Roger Perry]

Greetings from the U.S. Always enjoy view of others even when it veers off subject...........come to think of it, that's the best part.

 

[pejay]

Hi from aussie. I enjoy the forum. Interesting how different farming can be around the world. Planning to visit europe next month to look around. where in europe would you buy a cheap car

 

[Tim W]

Damned immigrant posters ---taking up space on our forum, using our servers paid for with our tax monies & then they probably run off with all our ideas---oops sorry thought I was on a UKIP forum for a minute

 

[chaffcutter]

Hi p

Hi from aussie. I enjoy the forum. Interesting how different farming can be around the world. Planning to visit europe next month to look around. where in europe would you buy a cheap car

Hi pejay, this depends on exchange rate with pound sterling or euro at the time, where you intend to spend most time and how long, if you buy inUK you can only run in Europe for six months on UK insurance. Not sure where's cheapest but definitely not anywhere near London!

 

[JohnGalway]

Damned immigrant posters ---taking up space on our forum, using our servers paid for with our tax monies & then they probably run off with all our ideas---oops sorry thought I was on a UKIP forum for a minute

That's why I put empty lines between my sentences Tim.

Has to help clog up your UK servers.

!

 

[Elmsted]

Think there are quite a few from NZ and France and some from the USA / Canada

would be nice to see the place become international as I think there is probably more to learn from other countries than our own

So York, Myself, JD and a whole lot are going to get a translation service to midlands language.

 

[drylands]

I am glad to have found the forum,,,,,,,,, de reading is very interesting for my work,

It is nice to meet new friend

I am from the Virgin Islands,,,,

 

[FonterraFarmer]

Think there are quite a few from NZ and France and some from the USA / Canada

would be nice to see the place become international as I think there is probably more to learn from other countries than our own

I think there is about 20 or so Kiwi's on the forum, I find the forum is a bit more diverse and entertaining than some similar US forums.Seems that if your in agriculture anywhere in the world that we all have similar problems.Must thank the guys that got this forum up and running too.

 

[multi power]

i partiluarly like to read what the kiwis post on here

 

[mushnt grummmble]

I am glad to have found the forum,,,,,,,,, de reading is very interesting for my work,

It is nice to meet new friend

I am from the Virgin Islands,,,,

is there real virgins there?

 

[FonterraFarmer]

i partiluarly like to read what the kiwis post on here

Maybe Multi power, rather than reading what we post, you shoud jump on a tin bird and have a look for real....

 

[multi power]

i been there n done that, nearly 2 seasons milking 750 n then 1000 cows, only mistake i made was getting on the plane to come back here again
no doubt the nz dairy industry is doing well

 

[FonterraFarmer]

i been there n done that, nearly 2 seasons milking 750 n then 1000 cows, only mistake i made was getting on the plane to come back here again
no doubt the nz dairy industry is doing well

Were doing OK, still a few things in the Dairy industry (DIRA related) that need to be sorted out. Need to remind the lefties that if it wasn't for Agriculture, as a country we would be buggered...or in the .

 

[Elmsted]

Were doing OK, still a few things in the Dairy industry (DIRA related) that need to be sorted out. Need to remind the lefties that if it wasn't for Agriculture, as a country we would be buggered...or in the .

What form does DIRA diarrhea take please. Never really understood buggery given the foregoing.

 

[FonterraFarmer]

DERA is the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act, this was required by the government so that Fonterra could be formed from the old Dairy Board, Kiwi Dairys and New Zealand Dairy Group.One cockup in the DERA is that some milk from Fonterra has to be supplied to other dairy companys at cost, not the brightest of ideas, but we are forced to do it. As for buggered maybe an expletive starting with the letter "f" would be more correct

 

[NZDan]

The more members from different countries the better. We share enough similarities and enough differences to really learn off each other.

 

[Great In Grass]

The more members from different countries the better. We share enough similarities and enough differences to really learn off each other.

Very true, I'm quickly learning Welsh!