J Dory wrote:Does Alan Emerson work for Fonterra?
Dunno man.
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J Dory wrote:Does Alan Emerson work for Fonterra?
OK, I was struggling to follow how you went from:morepork wrote:J Dory wrote:Does Alan Emerson work for Fonterra?
Dunno man.
Share milkers typically aren't responsible for costs associated with farm maintenance/improvement, e.g. fencing. That falls to the land owner side of the contract. But I agree, Fonterra putting some cash into the game wouldn't hurt. Given the farmers are the shareholders is the result same in that ultimately it comes out of the farmers pocket? Not sure exactly how that works to be honest.morepork wrote:Point being don't deflect responsibility for sustainability to share milkers and working family farms.
Get some Uncle Dad.
J Dory wrote:I get it dude.
Fonterra-is-evil-o-meter:
baby jebus ==============[=]== darth vader
And by association all dairy farmers. I can relate to Mr. Emmerson's defensiveness. It's equally unhelpful for him to be pointing out your jobbies in the Avon, but that's where this argument seems to have ended up. Good versus evil.
P.S. Wasn't quite sure what your cow cocky taunt was intended to convey.
P.P.S. Your jobbies are in the Avon.
morepork wrote:I think a frank assessment of infrastructure may be needed in the face of this relentless increase in tourism.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/artic ... d=11817732
Fucking savages. Some rest stops on roads to nice places are absolutely littered with turds and toilet paper. This really pisses me off.
Doorzetbornandbred wrote:morepork wrote:I think a frank assessment of infrastructure may be needed in the face of this relentless increase in tourism.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/artic ... d=11817732
Fucking savages. Some rest stops on roads to nice places are absolutely littered with turds and toilet paper. This really pisses me off.
Bring back the long drops