tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
I wouldn't accept a bribe of £3.50 a ton for a clipboarder to come on the premises.Realistically, what premium on beef would you need to see to make it worth your time? Because these schemes were supposed to be extras to gain access to premium homes.
For example, I produce 600t of grain. My RT stickers cost 250, plus maybe five hours of my time doing stuff I'd not ordinarily do. So let's say £1000 - because I'm loosing fees as north Lincolnshires premium gigolo. So to make me a proper return, like fert and spray does, I'd want £3.50 a ton premium.
I'd like also the option to sell unassured on the basis I declare I've followed all existing UK food rules that apply.
What would a similar view be for other farming sectors?