Public goods
- Thread starter delilah
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- Location
- South Wales UK
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livestock 1
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Tourism
livestock 1
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Food
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Water quality
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
when did you steal that pic of my corn
when did you steal that pic of my corn
Public goods:
1. Makes the Spinmeisters crops look good in comparison.
- Location
- somerset
public good, is as seen, by the eyes of the beholder.
plenty of good opticians about, a lot of the public need them, to replace the rose tinted glasses they wear now.
The gen public know jackshit about farming, many still believe we wear smocks, suck a straw, and should touch our foreheads to acknowledge them.
A view confirmed by many of the food adverts on telly. A friend was paid good money, to drive a vintage tractor, with a trailer full of churns, through a high street, an advert for cheese.
@delilah l agree with most things you say, but you are ahead of the times, consumers, retailers and guv's, need to learn a lesson, the hard way, before anything will change.
When it eventually does, hire yourself out as a 'consultant' and draw some decent money out of the idiots, you deserve it.
plenty of good opticians about, a lot of the public need them, to replace the rose tinted glasses they wear now.
The gen public know jackshit about farming, many still believe we wear smocks, suck a straw, and should touch our foreheads to acknowledge them.
A view confirmed by many of the food adverts on telly. A friend was paid good money, to drive a vintage tractor, with a trailer full of churns, through a high street, an advert for cheese.
@delilah l agree with most things you say, but you are ahead of the times, consumers, retailers and guv's, need to learn a lesson, the hard way, before anything will change.
When it eventually does, hire yourself out as a 'consultant' and draw some decent money out of the idiots, you deserve it.
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
very unlikely our old pastures will suffer the same fate !
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Need another photo looking directly downward from about breast height, so we can do a basic landscape function assessment.
- Location
- Breconshire
When parents cannot feed their children because shelves are empty, food will become a public good.
- Location
- N.Lincs
My 91 year old mother can see a neighbour's 11 acres of 'bird seed mix', about half a mile across the valley, from her front room window.
Her eyesight is pretty good (she's still driving).
"I see **** is growing a field of little Christmas trees", she said
Sadly, it's a field of buck thistles
Must have been in the scheme for 5 or 6 years, been drilled twice and I've never seen anything other than thistles in that time.
It's cost a load of public money but where's the public good?
Can't blame the neighbour, he's got the tickets off the seed bags, nobody at Defra cares.
The whole system is shite.
Her eyesight is pretty good (she's still driving).
"I see **** is growing a field of little Christmas trees", she said
Sadly, it's a field of buck thistles
Must have been in the scheme for 5 or 6 years, been drilled twice and I've never seen anything other than thistles in that time.
It's cost a load of public money but where's the public good?
Can't blame the neighbour, he's got the tickets off the seed bags, nobody at Defra cares.
The whole system is shite.
- Location
- somerset
l don't think we will see empty shelves here, in poor counties, yes, so our shelves are not empty.
The public aren't good , next question
wanton dwarf
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I wouldn't worry - all of our "Dear Leaders" have got their feet under the table and are looking after number 1.
Meanwhile every fudger else feels like they've had their throat cut.
Just remember to pay your taxes.
Spencer
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- Location
- North West
Is not for us to reason why….