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Small scale on-farm milling of wheat
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<blockquote data-quote="New Puritan" data-source="post: 4171566" data-attributes="member: 39018"><p>[USER=4999]@mikep[/USER] - oh I know why the sniping comes along, it's a sort of needless divide and rule of people putting up fences between artificially rival camps... I joined TFF as I was new to farming, and had / have a lot of questions. The overwhelming bulk of my questions are agnostic about whether the people who answer are organic or not though - it's mostly been stuff about how to use old equipment. To-date I have been really impressed and quite taken aback at the kindness of people on here with far bigger businesses than me who take the time to patiently explain things to me.</p><p></p><p>I don't think I've ever preached about being organic on here, or anywhere else. Like I have said previously, it's a brand, consumers are aware of it, and it's one I am happy with catering for. That doesn't mean it's for everyone or that I have some desire to see a totalitarian regime impose it more widely. What does p1ss me off is when people grumble that organic won't feed the world, despite them producing sugar beet for fizzy drinks / grains for beer & whisky / grass for horse grazing etc. which are also some way from feeding the starving millions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="New Puritan, post: 4171566, member: 39018"] [USER=4999]@mikep[/USER] - oh I know why the sniping comes along, it's a sort of needless divide and rule of people putting up fences between artificially rival camps... I joined TFF as I was new to farming, and had / have a lot of questions. The overwhelming bulk of my questions are agnostic about whether the people who answer are organic or not though - it's mostly been stuff about how to use old equipment. To-date I have been really impressed and quite taken aback at the kindness of people on here with far bigger businesses than me who take the time to patiently explain things to me. I don't think I've ever preached about being organic on here, or anywhere else. Like I have said previously, it's a brand, consumers are aware of it, and it's one I am happy with catering for. That doesn't mean it's for everyone or that I have some desire to see a totalitarian regime impose it more widely. What does p1ss me off is when people grumble that organic won't feed the world, despite them producing sugar beet for fizzy drinks / grains for beer & whisky / grass for horse grazing etc. which are also some way from feeding the starving millions. [/QUOTE]
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