Mel Curnick-James retweeted
“Those who litter are very much a minority”.
Thats what @RamblersGB think. I don’t agree, It’s a huge, out of control problem. I’ll put that to the test.
Everyone who agrees with @RamblersGB please like this tweet. Those who agree with me and it’s a widespread problem, please RT this tweet.
Replying to @RamblersGB @wheat_daddy
Those who litter are very much a minority. Across the country, 1000s of ramblers, volunteers & nature-lovers devote their time to protecting our natural world, picking litter & conserving our landscapes. This is the type of responsible access that our campaign promotes.
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
Shared @willpenrievans article supporting girls in farming with oldest daughter last night.
Her deadpan response “you don’t need a willy to drive a tractor, just hands and feet, it’s not rocket science mummy, no reason not to get it”. Love my kids!! She’s 9 😆
@FarmersWeekly
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
If anybody thinks that as individual farmers, we can’t make a difference, then they’re wrong.
2 photos on our farm, taken in the exact same spot, April 1989 & June 2020.
Be the change you want to see. We’re only here once, may as well make a difference & do something worthwhile
This is amazing! #BackBritishFarming
I actually have tears in my eyes. You ALL did this. I’m so proud of what you’ve achieved. Tonight this great country has drawn a line in the sand with a million people BackingBritishFarming #ThankYouSoMuch campaigns.nfuonline.com/page…
Interesting chat with our local MP discussing the Ag Bill and some local rural issues. Hot topic discussing the demand for high quality local British produce with the highest welfare and environmental standards worldwide. #britishfarming #sustainablefarming #farming
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
Be careful. Stay at home. Work from home. Keep distance.
What an instructive GIF!
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Mel Curnick-James retweeted
My live debate with aggressive vegan activist Joey Armstrong (Full video can be found on Youtube link below) I had seen he is a former violent gang member and is very confrontational and so I was quite apprehensive... facebook.com/618097440/posts…
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
A Christmas Hamper can be a lovely thought but if you are a country from outside the UK sending one please avoid putting pork or pork related items into it🐷
#AfricanSwineFever #supportbritishpigs
@NatPigAssoc @NFUtweets @ladies_in_pigs @AHDB_Pork
What a great event held by @ThringsAgri yesterday. Even made me feel a little optimistic about the #futureoffarming by the brilliant guest speaker @tomallenstevens. Lots of things as a farmer I took away from this event 🙌🏼
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
Last week @BBCCountryfile didn’t mention the general licence chaos, despite it currently being the biggest countryside issue.
A show about “the people, places and stories making news in the British countryside”... is this major issue going to make it into this week's show?
#loveyourpetday is everyday but today we just get to post about it 🐶 My beautiful little lad 💖
#blacklabrador #training #gundog instagram.com/p/BuGyjgSgjrh-…
Loving the brighter mornings ☀️
💕#ValentinesDay isn't the only reason to love February...We'll see a whole 1hr 45mins increase in daylight by the end of the month! 😍
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
#Didyouknow British farmers grow more than 10,000 football pitches worth of wildflowers for bees and pollinators to thrive?
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
The #BFBC is a great chance to celebrate all the ways that British farmers help farmland birds. @Gameandwildlife ow.ly/azhy30nBaC1
The #dairy sector plays a significant role in the UK. The figures speak for themselves: there are 13,000 active dairy farmers producing over 14 billion litres of milk each year, worth a staggering £8.8bn at wholesale level.
Mel Curnick-James retweeted
Our sport is under increasing and detailed scrutiny and we must demonstrate that we conduct it to high standards buff.ly/2GSAoQ2
Nearly 800 million people are undernourished, two billion are deficient in vitamins and minerals, and another two billion are either overweight or obese. More than 820 million people are struggling to feed themselves.
How can the world feed 9.8 billion people by 2050 and save the planet?
bit.ly/2G9ByK0 @swissinfo_en
#FoodInnovation #Sustainability #Agriculture #FoodSystem
@EATforum @circulareconomy @Syngenta @WFP





























