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<blockquote data-quote="nelly55" data-source="post: 7783575" data-attributes="member: 49838"><p>Yes folk Don’t see how much money is actually invested in the machinery before you put in the man hours.But farmers don’t do themselves any favours at times the public only see the big new 4x4,the big houses and sadly some of the attitude of the few.Just lately the big tractors,young men on phones and get off the sodding road attitude to me as a car driver has shown a disappointing side to farming. Farm prices are stuck in the dark ages ,we all blame supermarkets but let’s face it they are the only ones to move the volume of product,because your local butcher can’t and it’s too dear to lots of folk.Boris and his gang want everything cheap as chips for the public .With energy prices rising and folk on fixed incomes after mortgage,rent etc there is only food money to cut so Boris solution to problem get food cheaper at any cost.So back to my question our skill and knowledge is undervalued as food producers and custodians of the countryside ,just write your CV our jobs as skilled are endless.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nelly55, post: 7783575, member: 49838"] Yes folk Don’t see how much money is actually invested in the machinery before you put in the man hours.But farmers don’t do themselves any favours at times the public only see the big new 4x4,the big houses and sadly some of the attitude of the few.Just lately the big tractors,young men on phones and get off the sodding road attitude to me as a car driver has shown a disappointing side to farming. Farm prices are stuck in the dark ages ,we all blame supermarkets but let’s face it they are the only ones to move the volume of product,because your local butcher can’t and it’s too dear to lots of folk.Boris and his gang want everything cheap as chips for the public .With energy prices rising and folk on fixed incomes after mortgage,rent etc there is only food money to cut so Boris solution to problem get food cheaper at any cost.So back to my question our skill and knowledge is undervalued as food producers and custodians of the countryside ,just write your CV our jobs as skilled are endless. [/QUOTE]
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