Get plenty on my bikes.
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Farmers aren't to blame for intensive agriculture, we are as a rapacious, greedy and overcrowded society. Producers and growers are responding to market forces, legislation and manipulation of food supply by politicians and big business. Farmers are left having to adapt to and operate in a commercial climate that they have not created.
We demand food at ever cheaper prices and our political class is hell-bent on driving up the population. All these gaping mouths need feeding and the corporate middlemen who monopolise the market and supply consumers screw the producers into the ground.
If we rewild our landscape to create an eco theme park, we'll just end up importing industrially produced food from overseas and depleting bio-diversity somewhere else.
Great things but can't find any in my locality.
Jura
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Aye, no call for them anymore.
Dunwaters
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They’re on Amazon, not that I miss them.
Nature is all very fine but only on my conditions and when I say so.
Fly’s are dirty fecker‘s no great loss.
We regularly see otter prints coming out of the swale into the ure via shunner fell. They move . A lot.
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