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Is there enough done to give support to people in that state of mind? Even to council people after a person does commit suicide? I know some people never ask for help and it's kinda hard to find out if someone thinks like that. But with farming it is very stressful and well it's a bigger strain on people.

Some helpful contacts and Numbers can be found in the reso...

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We're thinking of going organic. 200 ewes spread over 2 counties, 6 landlords, 11 separate holdings. All landlords are agreeable.

Land: Don't fertilise, but spray new leys but not on PP.

Stock: worm those that need it and cull asap, but do vaccinate and use -mycins, betamox, and sometimes pen&strep ( though current vet has an anti policy on that las...

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You daily source of Grain market information.

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As an antidote to the grind your gears thread perhaps we need one to make us smile.
To kick off I had my daughter and grand daughter round to visit yesterday, dont see them as often as I would like as they live away, but having very little contact with her after my divorce due to her mother trying to cause trouble it just makes me smile from ear to ear when they come round...

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Just had a well known input supplier email me their annual gross margins book . Have never seen such a sorry affair to make the case that arable farming is booming.

They have started with 9t/ha for wheat and 8.5t/ha for spring wheat. Read the room we would all like to get that but that is nowhere near the national average. Winter wheat is nearer 7t/ha over the last...

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