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12 minutes ago, sime42 said:

We just need to properly cull the buggers and get the meat on the supermarket shelves, pronto

I agree but l would think that the majority of people in the uk prefer bland beef or probably a flabby bit of chicken. 

 

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Indeed. But tastes can easily change, especially if they're flavoured by economic motivations. The bland and flabby crap just needs to be priced to reflect it's true cost.

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50 minutes ago, Mesterh said:
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Yes, but in the future you know we'll all just log onto the internet and watch mind numbing pap with that power in our laptops "we could go to the moon with less power than what is in our phone" "why don't you" "Because I am watching cats hit other cats in funny ways"

 

Might be able to suggest Husky vs Stihl... but I doubt it

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I see bird flu is in the news again , so any one else predict and it’s an obvious one that by the end of 2025 keeping your own hens and any out door livestock to be restricted or outlawed due to contamination.. 

 

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37 minutes ago, MattyF said:

I see bird flu is in the news again , so any one else predict and it’s an obvious one that by the end of 2025 keeping your own hens and any out door livestock to be restricted or outlawed due to contamination.. 

 

Quite likely I think. 

 

  • Mandatory housing measures for kept birds are in effect in:

    • East Riding of Yorkshire

    • City of Kingston Upon Hull

    • Lincolnshire

    • Norfolk

    • Suffolk

    • Shropshire

    • York

    • North Yorkshire

    • Herefordshire

    • Worcestershire

    • Cheshire

    • Merseyside

    • Lancashire

  • The rest of England is under an AIPZ mandating enhanced biosecurity without mandatory housing.

Posted
10 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Quite likely I think. 

 

  • Mandatory housing measures for kept birds are in effect in:

    • East Riding of Yorkshire

    • City of Kingston Upon Hull

    • Lincolnshire

    • Norfolk

    • Suffolk

    • Shropshire

    • York

    • North Yorkshire

    • Herefordshire

    • Worcestershire

    • Cheshire

    • Merseyside

    • Lancashire

  • The rest of England is under an AIPZ mandating enhanced biosecurity without mandatory housing.

Just looking and it’s already jumped and killed four seals off Norfolk.. wonder when we start getting our bird flu jabs 😂

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25 minutes ago, MattyF said:

Just looking and it’s already jumped and killed four seals off Norfolk.. wonder when we start getting our bird flu jabs 😂

Jumped to a person here too: 

WWW.GOV.UK

UKHSA confirms rare case of bird flu A(H5N1) in the West Midlands region.


I see loads of dead sea birds when fishing.

I can't see them rolling out bird-flu jabs, by all accounts normal flu jabs for those who need them should do the job. But, who knows where this will go, just a few years back there was a article about a cruise ship that had covid on it, before we knew it everything had gone to duck. 

 

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