- Location
- North Somerset.
Nothing further heard from MoP, perhaps the prospect of having responsibility for producing food rather than vilifying those that do proved too much?
Member of the Public's views on farming
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Princess Pooper
Member
- Location
- East Mids
I was horrified to see 'eggs from hens fed a vegatarian diet' for sale in a supermarket last year. How unatural is that? And in order to guarantee that they can't have been free range!
Cowabunga
Member
- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
If the hens could talk, I wonder what they would say and whether they would voluntarily be vegetarian. Actually there is no doubt whatsoever as to their view, is there? It's not natural.
if ducks can hens can
caveman
Member
- Location
- East Sussex.
Grumpy.
hello, im worried about algae growing in my horse trough.
12 Angry Men
Member
- Location
- Southern Scotland
Nah don't worry scoop it off the top and flog it to the Chelsea Vegan set for £10 a tub....
surely I can get BMW in to this to?Nah don't worry scoop it off the top and flog it to the Chelsea Vegan set for £10 a tub....
Christoph1945
Member
- Location
- Widnes West Cheshire
As a mop and a none vegetarian I do recall farmers pressing for youngsters to be better educated as to farming and food production. ( A point of view that I "do" agree with.) It is a sad fact that the food on our plates is greatly divorced from it's origins, but I fear that introducing our youngsters to the practices of modern slaughter houses would greatly increase the number of vegetarians in the uk.
I do remember the days when members of the general public were often drafted in to assist in the annual harvests. Sadly those days are gone and Joe Public is all the poorer for it.
I do remember the days when members of the general public were often drafted in to assist in the annual harvests. Sadly those days are gone and Joe Public is all the poorer for it.