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Refuse to pay your TV licence fee - UK Agriculture Fight back
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<blockquote data-quote="lloyd" data-source="post: 6757143" data-attributes="member: 11989"><p>Yes they probably would reduce production.</p><p>They have to try and plant something to claim 'PP'even</p><p>if it's not viable.</p><p>It basically helps farmers have an income and stay in business .</p><p>Without it alot of areas would be too risky to produce certain</p><p>crops.</p><p>The world grain price is still mostly set by the Americans through</p><p>their USDA reports, so if acreage was taken out global grain markets</p><p>would most likely rise.</p><p>Our wheat price is one of the lowest in the world at the moment</p><p>which has benefitted pigs and poultry immensely but not the</p><p>arable grain farmer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lloyd, post: 6757143, member: 11989"] Yes they probably would reduce production. They have to try and plant something to claim 'PP'even if it's not viable. It basically helps farmers have an income and stay in business . Without it alot of areas would be too risky to produce certain crops. The world grain price is still mostly set by the Americans through their USDA reports, so if acreage was taken out global grain markets would most likely rise. Our wheat price is one of the lowest in the world at the moment which has benefitted pigs and poultry immensely but not the arable grain farmer. [/QUOTE]
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