Farmers complain about British consumers benefiting from lower priced alternatives from overseas. More news from the nineteenth century as we get it. on.ft.com/4oOu9Sn Australian steak influx threatens UK beef, farmers warn
Farmers complain about British consumers benefiting from lower priced alternatives from overseas. More news from the nineteenth century as we get it. on.ft.com/4oOu9Sn Australian steak influx threatens UK beef, farmers warn
It wouldn't bother me. I'm vegetarian, www.fredwilliams.ca/Veg/Index.html
Food security in an increasingly volatile world? If farmers can't make a decent living, what happens to rural communities that rely on their spending power? Etc. etc. Not saying farmers are right, but framing in binary terms of black hats and white hats is an oversimplification.
The original idea for the CAP
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If we’re calling this farming, count me out.
The steaks are high.
In Canada also Beef steers tripled in price over 4 years What was $30 is now $70
Farmers voted for Brexit enmasse... This is exactly what they voted for. I have very little, if any, sympathy.
The overall farming constituency result varied from the national vote by one per cent. The absence of #Remain posters on road-adjacent agricultural land gave the impression that the 'soul' of the country was exclusively pro-Brexit - a strategic error. bsky.app/profile/brot...
I wouldn't know. I buy mine directly from Scottish farms. 🤷♀️
Agriculture has been in relative recession for six thousand years now but it’s always ‘this time will be different’ for these guys.