Peter Moss
@MO55PTR
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Angus & Shorthorn beef farmer with a couple of sidelines in Hot Tubs and Wind Turbines.
Holm, Orkney, Scotland
Joined April 2014
Dan figures were used to justify the changes by the government in the first place, I’m glad He has looked further in to it, and his suggested a better solution, worth reading the article in the second tweet.
New data on farms and inheritance tax: a third of farm estates over £1.5m aren’t farmers but wealthy people avoiding IHT by sinking money into farmland. The Budget hits farmers too hard and tax avoiders too lightly. It needs to change.
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RT @nvonwestenholz: I would urge anyone taking this as "the truth" to proceed with caution, for the following reasons:.
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RT @HawfordFarm: £5bn for UK agriculture, “largest ever funding” . or is it?
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Prime Ministers Question time, IHT and statistics. I have just listened to today’s PMQ’s with some impassioned contributions on the #IHT #APR issue. Responses included the oft repeated phrase that...
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RT @JulianMellentin: And it's over for meat substitutes. Quorn was a pioneer in meat substitutes, back in 1989. As a company they tried to….
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RT @GHGGuru: The Great Food Reset has begun | UnHerd
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We all lose from the global war on farmers
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RT @LeaValleyGrower: Price comparison of Fruit & Veg in Uk vs Germany. Overseas food producers sell to the highest bidder & also in times….
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RT @GreenSquareAC: Thought this quote from a conversation this week with a UK farmer deserved a wider audience.
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RT @eric_miedema: The cattle business is like midnight at the bar. you should probably leave but just have the feeling something good is ab….
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RT @fleroy1974: So we now have this remarkable headline: "red meat is not a health risk", referring to work by the Institute for Health Met….
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Red meat has been linked to all sorts of adverse health outcomes. But a new study shows that the associations are weak or nonexistent.
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RT @stuartsmyth66: Greenpeace is resorting to attacking academics that work to improve agricultural sustainability, especially involving li….
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RT @BrewDogJames: ⚡️WIN a trip to BrewDog Las Vegas Opening AND the chance to win a $1m bar tab⚡. Our new rooftop bar opens in Vegas on 2nd….
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RT @CarniClemenza: Bill Gates donated $13m to The Atlantic & The Guardian. What do they have to say about meat? Let me show you: https://….
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RT @PoweredPasture: TorraMór Giveaway.To celebrate the build-up to @ScotlandRHShow, we're teaming up with TorraMór to give away a jacket or….
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2/2 When you put it in context of our yearly NHS spend (269.5bn in 202) if the government invested in quality food production and education, the benefits to the NHS would be easily recouped in less spending, a large portion of NHS spend is reversible metabolic caused dieseases.
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This is staggering, as farmers we are being made to grovel for the meagre agricultural budget, yet We are facing more calls to provide public goods in the race to net-zero and bio-diversity enhancement, whilst producing food to high standards and getting little return for it 1/2.
The Government put 16.9 billion pounds into the railway system during the pandemic. Now the unions call a strike. Those farmers are troublesome aren't they?.7bn per year to railways in normal year. 3bn per year to agriculture. What is the true cost of living??.
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The nature that is here has all developed alongside farming, there are ways we can improve, but grazing cattle are key to building up our soils to store carbon, and also to preserve our fantastic wader and song birds that live on our farm.
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RT @Tom_Clarke: A throwaway line amid an otherwise fairly sober analysis. @rcolvile. Here's why it's mistaken. 🧵
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