If Packham and his cronies buy the land they can do what they want with it. If they decide not to farm it then this can only be good for those farmers that are left producing, the laws of supply and demand will eventually rule.Grade 2 land that has bben farmed for food for over 100 years, at some time by my family, is now in the hands of Packham and his cronies. Can the world sustain this stupidity?
Good luck with that, when the bread basket of an overpopulated country is near empty.If they decide not to farm it then this can only be good for those farmers that are left producing, the laws of supply and demand will eventually rule.
Agreed, but they don`t buy the land, they rely on government (public) money to landowners to satisfy the green lobby. Who can blame the farmers in these times when inputs are soaring and the risks high when it comes to crop production. Packham then gets a spot on prime time television where he can extoll the virtues of his campaigning. It is low cost and very appealing but at times full of contrived information and is run on the back of a threat to our immediate survival.If Packham and his cronies buy the land they can do what they want with it. If they decide not to farm it then this can only be good for those farmers that are left producing, the laws of supply and demand will eventually rule.
Send an email to Jeremy Clarkson with some pastGrade 2 land that has bben farmed for food for over 100 years, at some time by my family, is now in the hands of Packham and his cronies. Can the world sustain this stupidity?
Unfortunately I have no past photos but could take some present ones of the acres of rubbish stretching into the distance.Send an email to Jeremy Clarkson with some past
photos of its productivity and its history.
He seems to be the only man UK farming has with a big enough voice.
Worth a try, he values food production and securityUnfortunately I have no past photos but could take some present ones of the acres of rubbish stretching into the distance.