I am always impressed with how the agricultural industry sticks together when the going gets tough and 2020 will certainly be a year when it needs a concerted effort to get our messages across.
I am always impressed with how the agricultural industry sticks together when the going gets tough and 2020 will certainly be a year when it needs a concerted effort to get our messages across.
I remember a friend telling me once that the saddest words in the English language were ‘if only’. I often reflect on the truth of this.
Now the days are longer and the sun is making a more regular appearance, it is a great time to get out and about and enjoy our beautiful countryside. But one thing that winds us all up is coming across a load of rubbish dumped on the verge, in a layby or up a farm track or footpath. Not only is fly tipped material unsightly, spoiling our communities and the quality of life for local residents, but it is costly to remove, it can pollute watercourses and contaminate land and it can be dangerous to humans and animals.
