how about we offer to buy it ?
its a “not for profit” so surely of low value ? ............. (can of worms !)
The Red Tractor ACCS referendum
- Thread starter Clive
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its a “not for profit” so surely of low value ? ............. (can of worms !)
So to sum up,
RT take our money,
makes rules up that have no justifiable reason
don’t promote our products is any sort of noticeable way
and now the office holders are insulting there members via social media or the agricultural press.
Im sure as we all know RT are reading this they could come on and explain there selves?
or are they Too ashamed to do so?
RT take our money,
makes rules up that have no justifiable reason
don’t promote our products is any sort of noticeable way
and now the office holders are insulting there members via social media or the agricultural press.
Im sure as we all know RT are reading this they could come on and explain there selves?
or are they Too ashamed to do so?
consultation should be scrapped and “Guys” genius idea about a “equal to import scheme” included in a new consultation
teslacoils
Member
- Location
- Lincolnshire
The very notion that you can buy a whole chicken for under £4 is a scandal in itself.
- Location
- Cirencester
Seen he's been busy on Twatter today defending it
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Turned out a very good roast tea
Thanks
..... and still going and working late on it ....
- Location
- Hammerwich
Must be on a day rate
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Not a chance! If they were in day rate they would be spinning it out!Must be on a day rate
One sentence today, another tomorrow etc.i would not know .... he blocked me for having the audacity to point out what he pointed out in the Farmers Weekly Podcast
Hampton
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
Christ, tis but a dream to have a failed agronomist inspect my farm, my inspector is a landscape gardener! And he’s a ....!
Grass And Grain
Member
After considering a concept put forward by @Feldspar and some others, we've put a new question to the AIC. I thought it worthy of a specific thread...
thefarmingforum.co.uk
It's an interesting question, and we look forward to receiving AIC's response.
AIC letter, Request to use 'Gatekeeper' method for assuring UK grain.
The following question has been put to the Agricultural Industries Confederation in an email dated 22/02/2021... We've had farmers asking if we might put a specific question to you. I note in your earlier correspondence the 'gatekeeper' methodology used to ensure the safety of imported...
thefarmingforum.co.uk
It's an interesting question, and we look forward to receiving AIC's response.
Fiveospades
Member
- Location
- Norfolk Broads
60000 tons of Australian rapeseed reported to be heading into Tilbury and transported by barge to Erith. What assurance scheme is it grown under and is it from neonic treated seed?. I am not having a pull at Australian farmers I am trying to highlight the well documented inequality that we face .
Leave RT and Guy alone. STOP giving them ideas!
I do not want RT or the NFU involved in the new scheme
SilliamWhale
Member
I agree. Its all too muddy and at cross purposes.
Grass And Grain
Member
What do you think to Clive's suggestion in an earlier post, farmers offering to buy RT?
no idea where he might have got the ideas he spoke about in that podcsst
Maybe hes been reading “irrelevant” social media or something
it will not need ANY farm level assurance to be used in the UK - it will end up in the same product as UK Red Tractor OSR (which is all OSR as there is no UK market for none RT OSR )
warksfarmer
Member
Let’s buy it and shut it down. It’s a load of rubbish not recognised by 65 million people and barely supported by supermarkets.
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