Farmers take milk off shelves at large supermarkets Re price of milk

[easy-lift guy]

and of course the US has no subsidies, trade tariffs or anything else that distorts the market place does it?

 

Think about your reply. Since I was commenting about this current situation in the UK and if you choose to read some of my additional comments or knew anything about me you may discover that besides a common language both countries face and deal with similar economic issues on a daily basis.

The U.S. Has all of the above times a Thousand mainly due to a larger population and markets overall. Personally I feel the same way about government waste and social welfare programs that are in nearly every case a total waste of tax payers monies:thumbdown: Hope you know a little more about me and my opinions on this subject matter.

easy-lift guy

[mendiplogs]

Think about your reply. Since I was commenting about this current situation in the UK and if you choose to read some of my additional comments or knew anything about me you may discover that besides a common language both countries face and deal with similar economic issues on a daily basis.

The U.S. Has all of the above times a Thousand mainly due to a larger population and markets overall. Personally I feel the same way about government waste and social welfare programs that are in nearly every case a total waste of tax payers monies:thumbdown: Hope you know a little more about me and my opinions on this subject matter.

easy-lift guy

 

Hi ALL farmers you're now Pro testing at Morrison's head office in Bridgewater farmers are being paid very low prices per litre of milk on their saying do not shop at Morrison's Lidl is Adi and Asda I can see their point it's like a log merchants selling hardwood logs or ton hard wood logs for £70 per 1:5SQ MT LOAD WELL THE HARD WOOD COST YOU £55 weres the profit there thanks all Jon

[matelot]

It seems strange to me that farmers think it a good idea to blockade one of Morrison's distribution centres. If I was a boss at Morrison's I wouldn't take kindly to being blackmailed...

 

Anyway, I'm off to padlock myself to my bosses car so he will give me a pay rise.

[mendiplogs]

It seems strange to me that farmers think it a good idea to blockade one of Morrison's distribution centres. If I was a boss at Morrison's I wouldn't take kindly to being blackmailed...

 

Anyway, I'm off to padlock myself to my bosses car so he will give me a pay rise.

 

Hi mate when you say your going padlock your self to your bosses car there's a lot between that and this with farmers they have loads to lose in this thanks Jon

[hamdogg]

It seems strange to me that farmers think it a good idea to blockade one of Morrison's distribution centres. If I was a boss at Morrison's I wouldn't take kindly to being blackmailed...

 

Anyway, I'm off to padlock myself to my bosses car so he will give me a pay rise.

 

 

The farmers are being blackmailed pal! I hope your not eating while your ranting about farmers!! As they produced the good your eating!!!

[eggsarascal]

The farmers are being blackmailed pal! I hope your not eating while your ranting about farmers!! As they produced the good your eating!!!

 

Blackmailed!!!...... Could you explain this please?

[hamdogg]

Blackmailed!!!...... Could you explain this please?

 

 

Near enough being forced to supply there milk at a price the Dairys want to pay, like I said before a lot of contracts mean you have to sell the milk to them!!

[mendiplogs]

Near enough being forced to supply there milk at a price the Dairys want to pay, like I said before a lot of contracts mean you have to sell the milk to them!!

 

Hi HAM all so there's loads of cheese around so the milk is not going into this also there is export bands on cheese and dairy produce a well thanks John

[eggsarascal]

Near enough being forced to supply there milk at a price the Dairys want to pay, like I said before a lot of contracts mean you have to sell the milk to them!!

 

Let's have a look at this!

 

Mr Johnson, Mr Plogs and Mr ELG have hit the nail on the head (although Plogs is confused:biggrin:)

 

If you are producing a product that ain't financialy viable why carry on?

 

Would you go out cutting trees if the sums didn't add up?

 

Subsides were used to get us through the hard times.... If ya can't compete ya go out of business. Simples.

 

Does anyone but you support your business?

[mendiplogs]

Let's have a look at this!

 

Mr Johnson, Mr Plogs and Mr ELG have hit the nail on the head (although Plogs is confused:biggrin:)

 

If you are producing a product that ain't financialy viable why carry on?

 

Would you go out cutting trees if the sums didn't add up?

 

Subsides were used to get us through the hard times.... If ya can't compete ya go out of business. Simples.

 

Does anyone but you support your business?

 

Hi EGGS BUT THERES NOT MANY tree surgery firms in the UK would say 5 to £10 million Kit now is there with farming there's loads of investment look at the price of land and also the price of tractors combine is Ka investment look at the price of land and also the price of tractors Kit it's on HTV West NEWS AT 6pm thanks Jon