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Default Poor old Farmers ............ again :-(

On Jun 2, 9:35*pm, "Ian B" wrote:
Roger Tonkin wrote:
In article ,
says...


Why why WHY do the farmers ALWAYS bleat hard times time and time
again?


Have you ever seen a poor farmer?


There are plenty of them around here, where hill farming of sheep is
the only possibility. Also we know that dairy farmers get less per
lire for their milk than it takes to produce (unless you run a super
farm!).


Then why are they producing it? Something economically wrong there, isn't
there?

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It's probably because people in the UK don't want to pay the real cost
of their food, and farming for many is a way of life,
I'm sure you would love to have your milk from a super farm with 1000
or more cows kept in close confine, Almost battery conditions, or
brought in from who knowe where , where the animals are kept in
conditions that would be illegal in the UK.
A lot of dairy farmers are going out of buisness
http://www.nebusiness.co.uk/farming-...1140-24702521/
 
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