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Misconception : Why do people think farmers are posh ?

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code1 | 09:03 Mon 30th Jun 2008 | Society & Culture
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We farm a few acres, and support our workers and also the local community.

We enjoy the finer things in life when we can afford them.

I send my son Miles to a private school, because I would like him to have a better start in life.

Why do some of the minorities on here think we are posh or aloof ?.
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You are getting a bit tedious now Code.

I own a 4x4, don't need one but it was a perk of the job and my wife used to drive it mostly as I chose public transport. We use bio-diesel in it when we can (not many outlets where we are now). I am getting rid of it soon though.
The car I drive has 4 wheels too. what a co-incident.

regards

Oldmarket farm - Harare
Coincidence, I meant
I hate to be nosey, but you must have very special produce if you have clients from the USA with a few acres (re your posting in Eating Out). Also I don't know if the OXO tower would really appeal to people who are used to bucolic scenes - it's pretty urban and a different sort of cattle market.
What sort of produce is it to get transatlantic acclaim... I'm dying to know?
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My dear cherrycherry.

Thank-you very much indeed for your interest.

Newmarket Farm is in the process of becoming a possible candidate in the process staging and future development of the manufacture of Dextrin, or sometimes referred to as Dextrine.

We are also looking at Polylatic Acid's.

The clients are consultants and farmers employed by the farm for joint evaluation studies held in the UK.

They are staying in London, and the OXO tower was suggested as a nice place to eat, plus a central location to our friends London hotel.

I hope this explains the situation.

Regards Newmarket Farm.
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Octavius, thank-you for your imput.

Bio-diesel is used by us on a regular basis.

My Range Rover is under warrenty, so I only use normal Diesel.

We are looking at perhaps installing a wind turbine.

We use eco friendly products and re-cycle everything.

I have a wood burner in the main house.

The workers use water from a tank filled by solar panel technology.

If we were any greener we would be called martians !.

Kind regards from the very eco friendly NEWMARKET FARM.
code1
for your amusement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLOyF50wlBU
please enjoy
code1, I have a feeling you're not quite what you say you are. Of course, I could be wrong, but I think not. You send your son 'miles' to a private school? It's a long way from your home then?
on reading, i couldnt help but wonder, considering the amount of time u've spent on here today, how busy is your farm anyways... isn't there this theory that farmers work from dawn till dusk....... or do the animals not need feeding cleaning..killing on certain days of the week........was wondering.... thats all...
The very same thought occurred to me, paulsmummy. Maybe this one is just sitting back and waiting for harvest time, eh?
well yeah i just thought to myself blimey i only got two kids and i dont get time to come on pc till there asleep...... thats all.......lol
And I'll bet he gets up at 4am for the milking!
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My dear ladies, that is why we have several people working here at the farm called staff ?.
I find many of the people on AB simply speculate.
I am a farmer and an employer.
My work involves management and paperwork, hence my spontaneous use of the computer.
I hope I have managed to put your mind at rest ?.

With kind and respectfull regards NEWMARKET FARM
Pull the other one - and I'm not talking udders here!
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A poem dedicated to you my dear.

TO A RED-HAIRED BEGGAR GIRL

Gaping tatters in each garment prove your calling is not only beggary but beauty as well, and to a poet equally �reduced,�the frail and freckled body you display makes its own appeal � queens in velvet buskins take the stage less regally than you wade through the mud on your wooden clogs.

What if, instead of these indecent rags,the splendid train of a brocaded gown rustled at your heels, and rather than town stockings, just suppose curious glances sliding up your thigh met with a gold dirk! And then if, for our sins, those flimsy knots released two perfect little breasts that shine brighter than your eyes, and your own arms consented to reveal the rest, though archly feigning to fend off hands that go too far . . .

Strands of pearls and strophes by Belleau arriving � imagine! � endless streams �from an admirer�; riffraff � talented and otherwise � offering tributes to the slippered feet glimpsed from below stairs; gentlemen sending flunkeys to find out who owns the carriage always told to �wait� at your smart address where in the boudoir, kisses count for more than quarterings, although the cast includes a Bourbon or two!

Meanwhile, here you are, begging scraps doled out by the local table d�h�te at the kitchen door and scavenging discarded finery worth forty sous, a price which (pardon me!) I cannot afford . . .

Go, then, my Beauty, with nor ornament � patchouli or pearl chocker � but your own starveling nakedness!

Charles Baudelaire

Les Fleurs Du Mal

Good day from Newmarket Farm !!

A slight misconception there. The splendid train of a brocaded gown does rustle at my heels.

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Je vous adresse mes plus vifs remerciements !
Fair enough, but what about the starveling nakedness then, eh?!
Merci beaucoup.
Wochit!

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