vintage580
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I’ve told them to stick some privet whips in over the winter. Will be grand in five years as the fence falls to bits. View attachment 42487
I bet the privet won't stop the farm yard smell from behind the wattles though.
I’ve told them to stick some privet whips in over the winter. Will be grand in five years as the fence falls to bits. View attachment 42487
It’s the sight they can’t stand. To be fair they are very messy ‘farmers’. Looks more like a pikey yard. Most needs to go in the scrap.I bet the privet won't stop the farm yard smell from behind the wattles though.
It’s the sight they can’t stand. To be fair they are very messy ‘farmers’. Looks more like a pikey yard. Most needs to go in the scrap.
Exactly.Bet the farm was there first![]()
My theory is that's the strategic reserves in case of ww3. All farmers ordered to weigh in their scrapWhat is it with farmers? They always moan about how poor they are as they get out of their new range rover, but leave thousands of pounds of scrap littering their land. If they were anything like as poor as they say they would be weighing it in. I guess you can't be a real farmer unless you you have several generations worth of scrap laying about.
Partly Naivety, partly being optimistic. They often don't understand how weighing in works and end up doing themselves out of pounds either selling to crap merchants, selling to D.A.U.L or not parting stuff out.What is it with farmers? They always moan about how poor they are as they get out of their new range rover, but leave thousands of pounds of scrap littering their land. If they were anything like as poor as they say they would be weighing it in. I guess you can't be a real farmer unless you you have several generations worth of scrap laying about.
What is it with farmers? They always moan about how poor they are as they get out of their new range rover, but leave thousands of pounds of scrap littering their land. If they were anything like as poor as they say they would be weighing it in. I guess you can't be a real farmer unless you you have several generations worth of scrap laying about.
I don’t care if they drive a Ferrari, it is the moaning about being poor I was highlighting, whilst having enough scrap around the place to keep normal people for years.The thing is whilst yes they are comfortable it's all a bit of a front. The farm owns this big nice house they live in so no mortgage. Then most farmers I've met have a complete inability to leave the farm so they arnt paying for holidays. But if you look at the profitability of the farms it is pretty dismal in comparison to other industries. Alot of turn over for not much profit.
Noone bemoans the owner of a tech company owning a nice car but everyone complains about the owner of a multimillion pound farm driving what is usually a second hand range Rover ( every farmer I have met is to tight to buy a new one ).
looks like grief .... was that strip boarded or sheet floor Shaun?Trailer has turned into trailer lights and replace floor
Come on Graham, stop beating around the bush say what you really think of them95% of farmers are the dirtiest, untidiest, tightest bunch of individuals you could ever meet, happily live in lakes of shite, surrounded by piles of crap going back decades.
Won't part with that, 'cos it's either made of gold or unobtainium and no-one will pay what they think it's worth, so it'll rot to nothing.
Rarely pay tax as just about everything is off-settable, no IHT so no way they're going to sell up, pay CGT and then IHT at a later date
Absolutely every penny they spend will either come out of the farm a/c or be put against it, including all their multiple vehicle collection ... grieves them to have to pay VED ... would all drive tractors everywhere if they could
I have never met a poor farmer -- and used to deal with a LOT of 'em![]()
I think the answer is yes!!looks like grief .... was that strip boarded or sheet floor Shaun?
but few other businesses would get away with putting their entire existences against their biz a/c.s .... take out all of that, allowances, etc. and they'd soon be showing healthy profits ... and what other biz can get paid for sitting on their arses (SFP,s, etc.)The thing is whilst yes they are comfortable it's all a bit of a front. The farm owns this big nice house they live in so no mortgage. Then most farmers I've met have a complete inability to leave the farm so they arnt paying for holidays. But if you look at the profitability of the farms it is pretty dismal in comparison to other industries. Alot of turn over for not much profit.
Noone bemoans the owner of a tech company owning a nice car but everyone complains about the owner of a multimillion pound farm driving what is usually a second hand range Rover ( every farmer I have met is to tight to buy a new one ).
may sound harsh .... but it's all pretty factual .... there are the odd one or two round here that do actually take a pride in their places (hence the 95% figure), but they're like hen's teethCome on Graham, stop beating around the bush say what you really think of them![]()
Would you rather the SFP etc were done away with, and then pay a far higher price for your food?but few other businesses would get away with putting their entire existences against their biz a/c.s .... take out all of that, allowances, etc. and they'd soon be showing healthy profits ... and what other biz can get paid for sitting on their arses (SFP,s, etc.)
the issue with the SFP system is it's seen as a God given right and the levels that acreage bring in, regardless, would be considered as a bloody good income by many mere mortals .... there's little in the way of accountability brought to bear on recipients to show any VFMWould you rather the SFP etc were done away with, and then pay a far higher price for your food?
may sound harsh .... but it's all pretty factual .... there are the odd one or two round here that do actually take a pride in their places (hence the 95% figure), but they're like hen's teeth