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Clarkson's Farm is a pretty honest depiction of what it's like for small-to-medium scale farmers in the UK. Except the bit where he made 140 quid profit, most
by Gordonjcp 3y ago
Clarkson's Farm is a pretty honest depiction of what it's like for small-to-medium scale farmers in the UK.
Except the bit where he made 140 quid profit, most folk make anything like as much as that.
- uhtred 3y ago99% of the world's wool doesn't come from small to medium farms.
- Gordonjcp 3y agoNot these days it doesn't, because the Wool Marketing Board pays five pence per kilo for wool. When you compare what you get selling it with the cost of having it collected and graded, and the current price of diesel, it's cheaper to just fire up the JCB, dig a hole, and bury the fucking stuff.