Down here the yields are well down.Chatting with one of the local farmers he said this year's barley yields were good but the crop wasn't great due to the long spell of dry weather - and the distilleries weren't buying much![]()
Down here the yields are well down.Chatting with one of the local farmers he said this year's barley yields were good but the crop wasn't great due to the long spell of dry weather - and the distilleries weren't buying much![]()
£100 a bale for hay up here (and rising). They only got one cut and that was stunted.Down here the yields are well down.
With the price of beef so high horse meat sound quite attractive.£100 a bale for hay up here (and rising). They only got one cut and that was stunted.
Horsey folk are going to have to dig deep this winter to feed Dobbin.
£100 a bale for hay up here (and rising). They only got one cut and that was stunted.
Horsey folk are going to have to dig deep this winter to feed Dobbin.
I've always wanted to try it. Sheds loads of them round here...With the price of beef so high horse meat sound quite attractive.
If you can find anyone who'll sell you some. They need it for themselves.
I've always wanted to try it. Sheds loads of them round here...![]()
Zero fat so I can't see it would make good frying steak. Might be good in a stew with some pork belly to add fat.I've had it in Belgium years ago...nothing to write home about.
It's not unpleasant, it's a bit grainy. I haven't knowingly had it since I was in France in the '70'sI've always wanted to try it. Sheds loads of them round here...![]()
Christ on a bicycle! Was it fertilized with rocking horse shit? Maybe I could start exporting hay to you lot?
Carbon is fantastic! You carry onI've bought lucerne from france before when we've been low on forage (just think of my carbon footprint).
I think he meant his slippersCarbon is fantastic! You carry on
Carbon is an amazing elementCarbon is fantastic! You carry on
A fair old amount processed foods are complex carbohydrates, so they have fuel and oxygen, all that's needed is an ignition source and Bobs yer uncle.![]()
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Thanks uncle BobA fair old amount processed foods are complex carbohydrates, so they have fuel and oxygen, all that's needed is an ignition source and Bobs yer uncle.
Chemistry 101
I always thought he was sponge Bob...Thanks uncle Bob![]()
I thought Bob was what you called a bloke without arms or legs in a swimming pool?![]()