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Lord Goldsmith speech on green recovery
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<blockquote data-quote="DrWazzock" data-source="post: 7065613" data-attributes="member: 2119"><p>As I battled my way round the field edge today pulling wild oats and marvelling at the height of the nettles and other field edge vegetation I thought to myself we really don’t need any more of this rubbish. It’s invasive, it’s costly to keep down, by and large it’s of no use whatsoever to man nor beast. If you want a nature reserve then have one but farms operate more smoothly and profitably when they are tidy. That’s a fairly simple rule. I saw a grass snake as well. It slid out of the beet field, across the public footpath and down the bank of the ditch. Surely if a grass snake can manage here then we are doing alright without needing any extra “help” or advice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DrWazzock, post: 7065613, member: 2119"] As I battled my way round the field edge today pulling wild oats and marvelling at the height of the nettles and other field edge vegetation I thought to myself we really don’t need any more of this rubbish. It’s invasive, it’s costly to keep down, by and large it’s of no use whatsoever to man nor beast. If you want a nature reserve then have one but farms operate more smoothly and profitably when they are tidy. That’s a fairly simple rule. I saw a grass snake as well. It slid out of the beet field, across the public footpath and down the bank of the ditch. Surely if a grass snake can manage here then we are doing alright without needing any extra “help” or advice. [/QUOTE]
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