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<blockquote data-quote="Jackov Altraids" data-source="post: 7191201" data-attributes="member: 3566"><p>You are a good bloke neilo, and the truth is, it isn't that you can't be arsed but that on balance, you've got better things to do.</p><p>Most small farms either work their arses off to keep things going or work elsewhere. This really doesn't leave a lot of time for traipsing around.</p><p>There are many larger farming businesses where the owner has got staff to keep things going while he heads off for a day of 'work', having lunch in a small country hotel somewhere, with the rest of the committee he knows from various other boards. </p><p> Not only do larger farms have the time to attend these things but the incentive to make better use of any influence gained.</p><p>I think the majority are guilty of having too much faith in their representatives looking out for them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jackov Altraids, post: 7191201, member: 3566"] You are a good bloke neilo, and the truth is, it isn't that you can't be arsed but that on balance, you've got better things to do. Most small farms either work their arses off to keep things going or work elsewhere. This really doesn't leave a lot of time for traipsing around. There are many larger farming businesses where the owner has got staff to keep things going while he heads off for a day of 'work', having lunch in a small country hotel somewhere, with the rest of the committee he knows from various other boards. Not only do larger farms have the time to attend these things but the incentive to make better use of any influence gained. I think the majority are guilty of having too much faith in their representatives looking out for them. [/QUOTE]
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