you joining your fellow farmers today to protest ashy?
http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news...taken-off-the-table-as-farmers-protest-today/
http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news...taken-off-the-table-as-farmers-protest-today/
you joining your fellow farmers today to protest ashy?
http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news...taken-off-the-table-as-farmers-protest-today/
so your fellow irish farmers are wasting their time protesting?No need to protest whatsoever.
We expect our government to step up to the mark to protect vital national interests.
Therein lies the safety valve for individual countries to shape any such deal and ameliorate exaggerated effects on
any single country. One small regional government in Belgium has already proven the point for us in the EU Canada deal.
As I and others repeatedly say on here, from a farming perspective individual UK farmers have much more to lose
outside of the EU than within. Westminster was never farmer friendly, and will be much less so in the race to get trade going
with third countries.
so your fellow irish farmers are wasting their time protesting?
so your major farming publication as well as the farming unions have got it wrong as wellYes. Did you notice the huge mob and the throwing of bricks and bottles at the police. Shocking. Shocking I tell you.
so your major farming publication as well as the farming unions have got it wrong as well
not the story they tellAs well?
They're one in the same. It's the IFA's paper.
Look at the top of any front page, it comes out on a Thursday telling you it's Saturday. If you want to believe anything after that line it's on yourself.
not the story they tell
http://www.farmersjournal.ie/information/company-information/150940
so given the circulation statistics there must be a lot of really,really well informed farmers in irelandKeep reading it, you'll be really, really well informed
so given the circulation statistics there must be a lot of really,really well informed farmers in ireland
No need to protest whatsoever.
We expect our government to step up to the mark to protect vital national interests.
Therein lies the safety valve for individual countries to shape any such deal and ameliorate exaggerated effects on any single country. One small regional government in Belgium has already proven the point for us in the EU Canada deal.
As I and others repeatedly say on here, from a farming perspective individual UK farmers have much more to lose outside of the EU than within. Westminster was never farmer friendly, and will be much less so in the race to get trade going with third countries.
i get it you dont like the IFA, but the EU is still wonderfull even thou it is shafting beef farmers. oh and i believe the South Americans described the offer as paltryYes, including the ones who think being a member of IFA that gets them €75 (ish) tractor insurance free, but fights hard to ensure an inequitible share of CAP funding while refusing to publicise individual employee earnings AFTER a massive pay scandal is a good idea. Pure geniuses.
i get it you dont like the IFA, but the EU is still wonderfull even thou it is shafting beef farmers. oh and i believe the South Americans described the offer as paltry
better gather up them windfalls firstWait and see. As for the EU, yup, for me, used them previously and hope to again.
better gather up them windfalls first
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...not-claiming-apple-tax-windfall-idUSKCN1C913I