I did ask my dad & he though it was abit extravagant buying a new fork but I think sometimes you have to go for it & take the risk. It's going to cost me more in the long run because next months Investment budget will be spent on a new handle for the old fork, just to give him something to do
Farming Connect allocated £7 million to advise us last year in Wales probably that may double with the excitement that we will see in the proposals put forward on the new distribution of subsidy/ support payments. Sitting down and being advised by expert consultants round the kitchen table will take some sticking as they will be on treble figures per hr to dole the advice out to us on single figure per hr income. Be better to bypass that and give us the money direct on a production module to make up for the under the cost of production prices we currently get. Be an expensive way to re invent the wheel.!!!
Yes the gravy train is well in motion it seems a freedom of information request will make some interesting reading in 12 months time and will boggle the mind. The support payment has been well and truly intercepted and there will be big earnings for our consultants!!
So become a consultant on the side?
plenty of them already
And for those that can't see the light, their consultant tells them to buy a bigger bulb
Pushing forward & Investing heavily here, New fork last week , New electric fencer this week planning herd expansion this year , aiming for at least 1 more cow
Pushing forward & Investing heavily here, New fork last week , New electric fencer this week planning herd expansion this year , aiming for at least 1 more cow
I got one you can have on long term hire ! £5 a week and i will do all the servicingI broke our pitch fork the other day,very annoying,it was holding a gate open in the wind at the time and I ran over it.
Question is as this equipment is used rarely these days can I justify a new one or do I spend the time and put a new shaft in it.....hmmmm.
I'm not man enough for a 5 prong fork , bad enough trying to fork silage in with a 4 prongerDid your expansion warrant a 5 prong fork or have just kept it safe with a 4 prong version?
Would you do it by the clock hour?I got one you can have on long term hire ! £5 a week and i will do all the servicing
I think they were pleased there's somebody confident enough to be investing such large sums in Agriculture
Yes no problem, there is a £200 a year surchage though if you take this hire optionWould you do it by the clock hour?
I broke our pitch fork the other day,very annoying,it was holding a gate open in the wind at the time and I ran over it.
Question is as this equipment is used rarely these days can I justify a new one or do I spend the time and put a new shaft in it.....hmmmm.
I think they were pleased there's somebody confident enough to be investing such large sums in Agriculture
I got one you can have on long term hire ! £5 a week and i will do all the servicing
