Guy's news: Trouble in the Shires
Farming isn’t paying. In many areas, it hasn’t paid for years. Farmers have tightened their belts, drained their savings, borrowed, and sent their partners off the farm to work.
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@DrJohnReade@ArableSam @tjcsimpson For a mechanically lifted crop like potatoes the effect of weeds on the ease of harvesting is also an important consideration
This is not a supermarket code of conduct; it’s common decency. I’ve signed to petition our supermarkets (and anyone) to abide by these simple standards. @Riverford
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21 people killed on-farm since April.
11 killed in May alone; the most deadly month for 15 years.
The ‘statistics’ include three dead children under 2. One crushed by a wall, one drowned, one run over by a tractor.
‘But that’s the way it’s always been.’
@Tom_Clarke@bencm305@Farmer_Tom_UK@toucan_farm We’re in a similar situation with fussy drills (salad onions/beetroot) but struggling to find anything off the shelf/readily available to adapt them