Still working through the co-design sessions atm.According to the Defra blog this week there are going to be grants for slurry storage, but details won’t be released until later this year
You might not be able to say but are you optimistic that farmers will be happy.Still working through the co-design sessions atm.
Nearing the end but no release date as of yet.
A rhetorical question?You might not be able to say but are you optimistic that farmers will be happy.
Nothing is finalised by any means.You might not be able to say but are you optimistic that farmers will be happy.
Have heard the same but how thick is it going to have to be. If the slurry is separated it will just blow to one side. If the crust isn't working properly on the day of inspection what happens.I've heard from various sources that a good coat of straw on top of whatever the source of muck/slurry is could constitute a cover. Any views on this? Unlikely?
I guess a shed with the lagoon in the middle and a 15t covered passage on one side so that you could use a straw chopper to blow straw on top of the lagoon could work then as the shed (assuming it has boards/panels etc) would stop the straw from being blown off?Have heard the same but how thick is it going to have to be. If the slurry is separated it will just blow to one side. If the crust isn't working properly on the day of inspection what happens.
????hungry voters coming up the road.
At the moment I think people are getting over excited about hungry people in the uk. People will just be poorer but not that hungry.Attitudes and policies change.
when the voters are hungry.
No farmer buys wheat good enough to feed humans to feed their cattle, it costs too much compared to by products or wheat that isn’t good enough for human consumption, you are spouting hhe same ridiculous arguments as the vegans I argue with in a daily basis that say stupid things like 80% of the world’s land produces food for livestock. Which is because 80% of the worlds land is not good enough to produce food for humans. We get paid more for human grade food, so will produce it where we can. If farmers cannot understand that, how are vegans ever going to?At the moment I think people are getting over excited about hungry people in the uk. People will just be poorer but not that hungry.
However people in the middle east and africa will simply have a boat load of wheat fail to turn up they will be hungry.
The uk question with regards to food security will be wether we have to take our wheat away from cattle and give it to the starving. If this transpires we won't have a need for the lagoon in the future covered or not.
However if as farmers we are still wealthy enough to buy wheat for our cattle whilst people can't afford to buy it for food I think we still have a moral requirement to improve the environment.
Do you really think that uk feed wheat ground would not be gratefully received by an algerian whose boat load of wheat has failed to turn up from Ukraine.No farmer buys wheat good enough to feed humans to feed their cattle, it costs too much compared to by products or wheat that isn’t good enough for human consumption, you are spouting hhe same ridiculous arguments as the vegans I argue with in a daily basis that say stupid things like 80% of the world’s land produces food for livestock. Which is because 80% of the worlds land is not good enough to produce food for humans. We get paid more for human grade food, so will produce it where we can. If farmers cannot understand that, how are vegans ever going to?
Will there regs ? Yes.At the moment I think people are getting over excited about hungry people in the uk. People will just be poorer but not that hungry.
However people in the middle east and africa will simply have a boat load of wheat fail to turn up they will be hungry.
The uk question with regards to food security will be wether we have to take our wheat away from cattle and give it to the starving. If this transpires we won't have a need for the lagoon in the future covered or not.
However if as farmers we are still wealthy enough to buy wheat for our cattle whilst people can't afford to buy it for food I think we still have a moral requirement to improve the