Love Lamb Week

[Chris F]

Love Lamb Week is back from 1-7 September! This year its championed by Charlie Beaty and kick starts AHDB Beef and Lamb's £1.4m lamb campaign. Find out more about the campaign and how you can support: https://ahdb.org.uk/news/love-lamb-week-gains-backing-from-1-4m-campaign?utm_source=TheFarmingForum

https://twitter.com/x/status/1155053897012129792

Using the tag ‘Lamb hits you in the chops’, the campaign and the week, which runs from 1 to 7 September, begin at a time when British lamb is in peak supply. The activity aims to stem the decline in lamb sales and boost consumer attitudes towards the meat across target audiences. Now in its fifth year, Love Lamb Week has grown to become an industry-wide initiative.

 

[Henarar]

I jumped the gun and had some lamb yesterday and the day before and some more tonight

 

[yellowbelly]

I jumped the gun and had some lamb yesterday and the day before and some more tonight

It's OK, keep munching - There's plenty to go round (especially if BoJo goes for 'no deal' )

 

[Woolless]

It's OK, keep munching - There's plenty to go round (especially if BoJo goes for 'no deal' )

I that case, we'll all need to have big portions AND seconds!

 

[Chris F]

It's OK, keep munching - There's plenty to go round (especially if BoJo goes for 'no deal' )

I'm happy to eat my share - love a good shoulder of lamb.

 

[yellowbelly]

I'm happy to eat my share - love a good shoulder of lamb.

A post like that deserves 2 'likes'......................

..................perhaps when you get us our old smileys reinstated you could put a 'double like' button on too

 

[Chris F]

A post like that deserves 2 'likes'......................

..................perhaps when you get us our old smileys reinstated you could put a 'double like' button on too

I can actually do a double like button. Smilies however are a work in progress.

 

[Henarar]

I that case, we'll all need to have big portions AND seconds!

I have only really liked it since we had our own, much of whats in the shops isn't as good as it could be IMHO, if it was treated properly after it leaves the farm then there would be no problem with falling consumption and the price in the shops is to high on average it shouldn't be any more expensive than beef by my reckoning, but quality lamb can be bought reasonable