My new build estate has gas. Our house is 4yo, but even the ones he is still building have gas hobs.Wouldnt the pump for the boiler be electric? I've noticed new builds don't have gas and gas cookers seem to be on the decline.
Ignore the newspapers. They do nothing but incite panic and perpetuate fear. I genuinely do not think blackouts are going to happen.Can someone please tell me the facts? As I’ve already stated, I’m very anxious about what is going on currently.
I am panicking badly. The articles about lack of food, industry potentially having to shut down. What can I do?
I want to be prepared now. Is there anything I should buy to be prepared? Matches, more candles, blankets, batteries, torches, tinned food, camping gas stove? Please help?
Please can you post the link to this? I’d like to read so I know exactly how bad things could potentially get.
The ones near me are all-electric. proberbly to make sure they have all the right suppliers in place before the ban comes in rather than waiting and having to compete with other developers etcMy new build estate has gas. Our house is 4yo, but even the ones he is still building have gas hobs.
It's because they have to meet certain "eco" criteriaThe ones near me are all-electric. proberbly to make sure they have all the right suppliers in place before the ban comes in rather than waiting and having to compete with other developers etc
They put them into a co2 gas chamber to make them go unconscious before killing them and with the gas shortages/prices it'll impact on production. I've not seen anything on farmers killing themWhat's this about pigs?
They put them into a co2 gas chamber to make them go unconscious before killing them and with the gas shortages/prices it'll impact on production. I've not seen anything on farmers killing them
I'm guessing they have to be a certain age for the meat industry? I'm guessing aswell the bigger they get the less space on the farms, more food they need to eat etcWhy kill the pigs? Why cant u keep them alive until they have the gas or whatever?
Economics. The longer you keep them alive, the more they have cost the producer. They work on keeping an animal alive for x months knowing that‘ll cost them x amount, so they can sell for y and still make a profit.Why kill the pigs? Why cant u keep them alive until they have the gas or whatever?
Radio 1 had interviews with pig farmers incredibly upset because they can't kill the animals they claim to love so much. Nah mate, you just care about your bottom line. Animal welfare has nothing to do with it.Economics. The longer you keep them alive, the more they have cost the producer. They work on keeping an animal alive for x months knowing that‘ll cost them x amount, so they can sell for y and still make a profit.
I've noticed Matalan selling fleece bedding online with 20% off. I'd be buying some myself if Mr B wasn't a portable furnaceDoes primark have the grey marl cotton jersey bedding in this year? Want another set but thought I’d ask before making a trip.
God it’s like Uni all over again when we slept in fleeces and wore onesies over clothes because the house was badly insulated
Thats not fair- my partner is a farmer and the animals are well looked after and are killed in the most humane way possible for food. Farmers are human and killing animals for absolutely no reason is upsetting.Radio 1 had interviews with pig farmers incredibly upset because they can't kill the animals they claim to love so much. Nah mate, you just care about your bottom line. Animal welfare has nothing to do with it.
Anyway, will get off my soapbox.
I've noticed Matalan selling fleece bedding online with 20% off. I'd be buying some myself if Mr B wasn't a portable furnace
So the pig is killed, dismembered and eaten in the most gentle, most humane, most understanding way possible.Thats not fair- my partner is a farmer and the animals are well looked after and are killed in the most humane way possible for food. Farmers are human and killing animals for absolutely no reason is upsetting.
The pig won't be grateful to be eaten, but at least his live served a purpose compared to it being killed and discarded.So the pig is killed, dismembered and eaten in the most gentle, most humane, most understanding way possible.
I’m sure the pig will be eternally grateful.
I was talking about whether farmers cared about killing animals for no reason. Eating meat or not is a completely different conversationSo the pig is killed, dismembered and eaten in the most gentle, most humane, most understanding way possible.
I’m sure the pig will be eternally grateful.
I think they do care.I was talking about whether farmers cared about killing animals for no reason. Eating meat or not is a completely different conversation
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