BOVAER update: DAIRY FARMER view & visiting CO-OP

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WHAT is BOVAER? (in case you don't know)
it is a feed additive with a toxic component that alters the Cows Rumen inside its stomachs', ultimately reducing the cows ability to burp (releasing methane) it has toxic properties when given in incorrect doses. 'Experts' say its safe if correct doses are followed but personally I would rather not risk it. I have read that cows fed bovaer cannot be let outside but this needs verifying.
So with above in mind, I really wanted to share this clip of Andrew aka farmtheoryni on TikTok, dairy farmers are uniquely placed to comment on the Bovaer issue and we as consumers want to support them as much as possible.
Shopping at Farm shops wherever possible, budgets allowing - or at least only buying from dairy suppliers who are not using Bovaer wherever you happen to do your shopping. Knowledge is power and the dairy codes at least help us identify who supply 'own label' products in shops, so we can make up our own mind as to whether we want to purchase said item.
In my community page, there is a 'safe bovaer free list' that gets updated - it is far from finished, I've recently added majority dairy codes and website/fb links to the bov free dairy suppliers in the list as well - link here:
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Link here to Andrew aka farmtheoryni on TikTok: www.tiktok.com...
Andrew is on youtube! (I didn't know til now)
/ @farmtheoryni
also go check out BowlerHatFarmer on youtube
• They are starting to r...
and another Farmer (Gareth Wyn Jones) on youtube, talking about Bovaer and farming in general:
• The importance of rumi...
Thanks for watching and see you on the next one...
Kerry
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Recipe vlogs always on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Bovaer related & others more random :D

[@budgetcookinguk]

Happy New Year!!🥳🥳 Andrew aka Farm Theory is on youtube, please subscribe to these fsrmers: youtube.com/@farmtheoryni?si=4o3PBo8NTiFpj5UT also go check out BowlerHatFarmer on youtube kzbin.info/www/bejne/nomnnKSto72NoLssi=ubxoFmDdaUH3Q5K1 and another Farmer (Gareth Wyn Jones) on youtube, talking about Bovaer and farming in general: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIe6fJpqbZmcgbMsi=Br_tzmkA6mbpfUE4

[@TiamatWarrior]

Can i request that you put a headline - Yes or No - and keep it in the title of the video, please 🙏 Or in a pinned written comment for a quick answer Plus, it makes a great scandal for the shops, and perhaps it'll make a bigger impact

[@sweetmaths4213]

I'm a consumer who wants natural food. That's not a conspiracy. Let's have the food we are supposed to have. Not tampered with.

[@Wildviking8]

That's just beef then and nothing else.

[@lynnefincher9328]

Apparently some dairies are using SEAWEED which is natural and does the same job! There is no normal need for this evil additive bvr or rm8. They are dangerous to man and b3ast!

[@AnnieRed66]

​@@Wildviking8 It's so much more than beef...

[@tonybeck7399]

There is more unnecessary research extending this to other food animals in the pipe line. It’s a money making venture.

[@over-engineered]

I think this is the final straw, we the people are fed up with stuff being messed with

[@lizzierixom1676]

Leave the cows alone we don't want that poison!

[@janwhite6038]

The cows don't deserve to be poisoned. It'll be in pet food next.

[@tonyrobinson362]

​@janwhite6038 There is worse things in pet food Euthanized pets from vets check it but it's not nice.

[@tonyrobinson362]

​@@janwhite6038Have you checked animal derivatives? In pet food?

[@stevenvitali7404]

The cows don’t deserve to be slaughtered at a fraction of their life span, they don’t deserve to be sexually assaulted when they are artificially inseminated either and they don’t deserve to be in distress when their baby is taken away from them shortly after birth and they don’t deserve to be killed when they don’t produce enough milk

[@stevenvitali7404]

you Vegan ?, if not then you are a hypocrite

[@uksunny]

It's about time we, as consumers, demand that tampered-with foods be identified in the shops as mandatory so we can make our own decisions about whether to purchase them. or a list of ALL products not affected. I've just realised milk products will, be in many other products that well never know their origin.

[@ibrstellar1080]

It's going to get far worse as the last cesspit Government sneaked through the Gene editing bill around 7 months ago so They will soon start pumping RNA and nanotechnology in to our food chain.

[@GreatSageSunWukong]

hear hear and I want to know country of origin too, I avoid things that refuse to tell me, no more Chinese fake honey being passed off as real with the nebulous labeling of non-EU.

[@Maria-ef5gq]

The list is endless .

[@sandrariley5338]

We should also be very aware of the Chem Trails we can see in the sky behind you, what a sad troubling world we’re living in.

[@anmar49]

Exactly right. Modern jet engines do not produce water vapour trails (known as con trails). Chem trails or geo engineering are sprays which spread out into cloudy areas and over time produce the grey murk which we see almost all the time.

[@ceeceedawson2212]

When you ask about "chemtrails" you wont get anywhere but if you mention "stratospheric aerosol injection" or geo engineering...info in abundance. But it is chemtrailing when all said and done.

[@marcus.H]

​@@anmar49 isn't it amazing that even though millions of people have access to cameras with a zoom, literally 0 people have ever recorded the kind of spraying you're talking about. Why not become the first one? Modern zooms is enough to see up close in flight from the ground

[@magni2073]

@@anmar49 So they are blocking out the sun now making it harder for food plant growth. Good heavens what next. What a wicked world it's becoming.

[@blondie7341]

​@@marcus.Hwell that whole paragraph is completely wrong. There are videos from the ground and also taken from other aircraft of it happening. So stick your lying words where the sun doesn't shine. Sunshine

[@TheFarmyardGarden]

As a farmer the thing which surprises me about the hoohar over Bovaer is how so many consumers have been quite happy to buy substandard meat and dairy products from abroad, with animals fed on foodstuff banned from use by us UK farmers. We have to jump through hoops to sell our produce, quite rightly so, to improve the lives of the livestock and to ensure food safety for consumers. As an aside, all milk in the UK is tested on pick up by the milk tanker driver. If there is even the tiniest trace of antibiotic, the whole tanker load is discarded and the farmer is responsible for the milk load. This might sound like I don’t support the campaign against Bovaer. This is not true. I absolutely dislike the use of Bovaer. The biggest risk of its use is to farmers who are handling this chemical.. far more than the risk is to consumers in the end product. There’s so many other ways to reduce carbon emissions.. buying dairy and meat products from local farm shops would be a good start!

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you, I really feel that the whole bovaer thing has (and I hate using this term) woken us up to what's going on, the attack on farmers (inheritance tax, potentially pushing bovaer onto all farmers by 2030, maybe even land grab I do not know but no smoke without fire) as consumers we knew or understood little of this (well I speak for me am sure a fair few could see what was happening!) but slowly we are reconnecting (I hope anyway) we've been conditioned to think 'cheap' means good and I've been guilty of that as the next person. Rejigging the family budget so more quality meat can be eaten, with processed foods struck off hopefully offsetting the extra cost. Farmers deserve to be paid fairly for the work that they do and they work bloody hard. Supermarkets have had farmers by the b#lls too long. It's time for us as consumers to get behind our farmers - if anything the Bovaer thing might shove us in that direction. Anyway Happy New Year to you and yours🥳🥳🥳 hopefully 2025 will see an end to this madness but I'm not holding my breath

[@TheFarmyardGarden]

@@budgetcookinguk we do get the brunt of negativity surrounding subsides farmers receive. The reality is farmers EU wide have been in need of subsidies in part due to the pressure on supermarkets to out compete each other on price AND the supermarkets ability to import foodstuffs from abroad that don’t have to comply with the rigorous food standards UK farmers and producers have to adhere to. We simply cannot compete.. we are priced out of the market. It’s ASTOUNDING the costs involved to rear animals, grow crops etc.. especially with the inability to rely on our weather quite so much as abroad. I know you grow your own food too, so you know as well as I do how quickly things spoil/perish that are home grown compared to “fresh” vegetables in supermarkets. It makes you realise how they are clearly sprayed with inhibitors to keep them fresher for far longer than is normal. With the IHT some people are focusing on the land value and thinking farmers are all rich and greedy. I can assure you that whilst that may be true for some, the majority of us are living in housing very much dated and in need of modernisation. We may have land value that appears to make us seem like we’re sitting on a lottery ticket but we most definitely do not live a millionaire lifestyle. We would NEVER sell the land, most farmers won’t. The only time there’s ever a true inkling of land value is during probate, generation to generation. The land has no value to us… it’s just a tool with which we do our job. It makes zero sense to people outside the farming community why we work the hours we do for such little profit, but we do also have a sense of the responsibility of tending the land and providing food for the wider community. No farmers - no food. More than that so many other jobs would be lost due to their link in the chain of production. I try not to talk about the negative side of farming politics. I just focus on growing my own food 😂 We need to stand with British farming, otherwise as a country we will be held to ransom by those countries who will end up supplying our food.

[@audrey-654]

Hi I was brought up on and around farms all my young days and I know how hard farmers work, my dad brought up all 9 of us children on his own , no income support or benefits in the 50’s -60’s in Scotland we were poor, dirt poor in fact but as kids we picked potatoes, helped with the chickens and got eggs to put on the table and milk we got from the other farms all us children worked on the farms to help out. I always buy my meat from the butchers, I get eggs from a farmer ( I travel a 20 mile round trip to get a lot of my food, getting fresh dairy so milk, cream, butter, cheese is very difficult I cannot get any of the dairy’s to deliver milk or cheese to my doorstep so that is a challenge. I am on a low income, my budget is tight, I just eat less! I weigh about 7st 5lb and do the best I can but cannot stretch my budget any further so people buy what they can afford so please don’t criticise people for doing the best with what they have.

[@NN-bk5bb]

There is no problem with carbon, giant hoax

[@logiciskey7]

Cows aren't the problem, and never have been, how about the fleet of cars and private aeroplanes and huge private ships that the ones giving the carbon orders have and continually use? How come it's just cows? Not horses, bulls, sheep, all zoo animals, ? How peculiar it's just the dairy chain 🤥

[@John-ul4hv]

Australian owned Dairy farmers Norco when the Australian government announced it's trialing Bovaer for it's dairy & meat industry Norco publicly announced 'FULL FART MILK' , only grass fed dairy cows

[@WogsAgainstWoke67]

I'm not surprised our corrupt Labor government would go along with this bullshit.

[@WogsAgainstWoke67]

Any globalist nonsense and our garbage government will adopt it.

[@maccagrabme]

Vegans and vegetarians eat plants and fart too and there are a lot more of them so what is to be done with them?

[@JackieTownsend-pw9xz]

Thanks for the farmer’s input

[@carlton7015]

@@JackieTownsend-pw9xz he believes the narrative

[@judyevans5155]

Thank you for covering the Co-op. I asked at my local store and found them to be either evasive or uninformed. The Co-op staff seem to have a default position of 'it's down to Head Office' When I last checked Co-op's website I couldn't find an announcement. The farmer's video was excellent and I will follow-up. If anybody is really serious about climate change then: A.. consumers stop buying goods made in China. Their factory emissions are responsible for huge amount of pollution. B. Increase on tariffs from imported goods from China. Obviously our politicians not going to do thi. They would argue bring about trade war but some people might say WEF, Marxist ideology are major major factors.

[@mrsm9974]

💯

[@peacewalker7675]

I had the same experience at the Co op when I inquired about Bovaer. They said it must be a wind up! They seemed to know nothing about it. I won’t shop there any more.

[@Cornz38]

Go on then, stop buying anything without something CHinese in it. I dare you. Inks, plastics, colorings, chemicals, almost ALL products contain something made in China somewhere down the line.

[@nota8386]

You're right, nothing to see here.Dont believe your eyes, keep looking at the floor.

[@mrsm9974]

@@judyevans5155 My work gave me Amazon vouchers last year at Christmas and never got around to using them. This Christmas I wanted to buy my husband an EBow for his guitar. Decided to use my Amazon voucher to buy it and really had to fight my way through the Storefronts (checking companies house and Google street view) to see which companies were legitimately British. Many ‘UK’ addresses on Amazon are just an empty building in London that have 200+ companies from other countries (mainly China) paying to use it as a UK postal service.

[@Glendram]

When a food supply company says getting rid of a questionable additive is not an option they are issuing notice of their own demise. Consumers have LONG MEMORIES and are paying attention.

[@philhawley1219]

Remember BSE? History repeats itself.

[@mightymike2192]

customers are, by and large, stupid.

[@mightymike2192]

Consumers are fickle.

[@Kampala_Harris]

All the public everywhere should write to the ceos of the supermarkets and dairy companies.Raise concerns to your MPs too.

[@shirleyvalentine2794]

There is absolutely no point in contacting MPs.They are all involved in all the BS being thrown at us

[@Wildviking8]

The elite's are behind all this like they always have been and they control the government aswell.

[@netthawk5635]

Unfortunately most MPs are captured. I’ve written to my MP over various topics and always get the same standard party politics reply..

[@winstonsmith8240]

Like they'll listen? 😅

[@JamesMargetts-y2n]

They don't give a shit about the public, especially if there's money to be made out of it,

[@williampaulrogers9583]

Thanks for sharing the Irish farmer video, omg what madness are the vested interests trying to impose on the public. Avoid this bovaer !

[@StopAgenda21]

12:04 Stratospheric Aerosol Injections in the sky which the BBC try to pass off as 'contrails'

[@pheart2381]

I was curious about your comment so spent a few minutes on the internet and found an article in a U.S. science journal about tests of high altitude balloons carrying sulphur dioxide being tested in u.k. skies, plus millions of pounds worth of grants being handed to institutes in the u.k. to research atmospheric manipulation. That took just 7 minutes. So if they aren't already they are definitely planning to f with our weather.

[@marcus.H]

You should use a good zoom. Become the first person to see it being sprayed, since everyone so far who has tried to catch a picture has not found anything

[@pheart2381]

@marcus.H its done high up in the stratosphere. Higher altitude than fighter jets fly. When China was sending "weather balloons" across America it took them a while to even notice/ identify the objects in their air space!

[@Cornz38]

Why? To what end? For the benfit of whom? Chemtrails.. Have a word with yourself...

[@marcus.H]

@@pheart2381 I hear you. Looking at time lapses of it actually shows it at 36,000 ft normal travel height. Those can easily be seen with a good zoom, so I really think it's confusing why no one has just taken a picture of them. Regular planes are easily seen zoomed in flying. But why can't no one do that to these ones? Why not be the first one to do it?

[@jonathanphillips3257]

The Dairy Farmer is correct its all about money and the reoccurring cost to the farmers he mentions. They wish to put farmers out of business one way or another.

[@TheFatController.]

I'm a geologist, we study the earth's ancient climate as part of our studies. The earth is currently about as cold as it ever gets if you look back 600 million years. The fear being stoked about a warmer earth is absolutely mental, a warmer earth is not a bad thing.

[@anumba1]

Yes the medieval warm period written about by poets, vineyards of Yorkshire. Or the Icelandic ice core samples all prove that we had a warmer climate with more CO2 many hundreds of years ago.

[@Jo-sp5cp]

​@@anumba1don't forget the minoan warm period, and the Roman warm period. Also every planet in our solar system is undergoing climatic changes. Cow farts travel far🙄

[@caroltaylormeins8631]

Donot Listen to the Microsoft thief ... aka Bill Gates . HE should be On Trial for Murder And for Trying To Break our Cows .......... and Farmers

[@River553]

Ok so I stopped buying cheese and milk from Aldi, then M&S and now I've just purchased milk and cheese from the co-op (not anymore), is it just farm foods what is safe?, I'm so sick of this crap!. Thank you Budget Cooking for all the hard work, I really appreciate it 👍🏻.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Are we talking cheddar? I buy my cheddar from lidl, I do happen to do my weekly shop there but now get my milk from Iceland or my local farm shop near where I live. So lidl cheddar is supplied by Wyke farms who are openly bov free, extra strong is lovely plus its reasonably priced compared to sainsbury's or whoever. I was surprised how Ornua had its mitts on uk supermarket own label cheeses! And they love bovaer (I've screenshots happy to share) Happy New Year btw!!🥳🥳🥳

[@River553]

Yes it was cheddar, thanks for the info I'll give Iceland and Lidl a go, HAPPY NEW YEAR! 💥🎉🍻

[@Wildviking8]

​@@River553lidl big blocks of cheese are dale farm and ok aswell.

[@TheRoyalCat24]

@@budgetcookingukthis is super helpful, thank you 🙏

[@snowysnowyriver]

​​​. Thank you for mentioning Wyke Farms being bov-free. I know which brand or source to buy now. I'm very new to this subject and just wondered if Longley Farm products are bov-free? The search I've done says they are, but as you have done so much on this topic, would you agree their products are okay?

[@catevanslife]

Brilliant work, Kerry. So grateful. ❤

[@magni2073]

Many many thanks for you're seeking out work.❤👌👍👍

[@johngregson9827]

This fog has been around many countries people are up loading just what is floating in the fog and people worldwide are getting the same cold flu heavy chest symptoms that are being felt by so many people affected by this fog, , plenty of chem trails co incidentally. Avoid any products containing these Frankenstein chemicals that certain devient groups wish to put in our food supply.. support those hero farmers that not prepared to poison our food supply, big respect to you young lady and all those trying to educate the people, what you do with that information is and always should be, your choice

[@Bluediamond200]

I was watching a blog from an American guy yesterday he was also talking of the fog, and he mentioned birds dropping from the sky, ducks chickens etc dying, he also mentioned the bird flu and said it’s being passed on to cows now because they mix their feed with chicken poop, didn’t they learn anything from the mad cow disease!

[@WelshWoman23]

oh fudging heck :( I thought i was safe going to coop!!! thank you for taking the time to do this. love from a disabled consumer x

[@valerieheaps3793]

Heron milk from Paynes Dairies, is safe.

[@clawrence6190]

I've given up on supermarkets. I now buy my food from farm shops and keep my fingers crossed that what they provide themselves is pure. I also grow some food myself. It's getting hard to know what's safe and what isn't. My milk comes from the next door farm to my land, as does my meat, and I know what their animals are fed on.

[@Wildviking8]

Anything outside of meat and dairy is toxic and even some dairy is..esp if you're not lactase persistent and yes that toxicity includes fruit and vegetables. Makes me laugh people going on about bovaer etc..when they have been buying toxic food for decades without knowing it.

[@raghooda1970]

Thank you for doing this video, and your hard work finding codes and sharing it with us. Bless you , have a happy new year.

[@madsaqua2350]

So good of you Kerry, thank you. Happy New Year to you.🥂🍾🎊🎉❤️🥰🎁❣️🎈❄️🌨️🌧️🪽🙏

[@user-tilly]

Hi Kerry, thank you for the update and info. I shop in Tesco and now buy organic milk, butter. yoghurt. I pay £2.25 for 2.25 litres of organic milk. This is obviously more expensive as well as organic cheese which costs much more than my usual Tesco cheddar. i appreciate not everyone can afford this. It is also why adding Bovaer to feed should not be allowed to continue, the public deserve pure milk and dairy products from cows fed unadulterated feed stuffs. I've adopted a pass it on strategy, I;ve told many friends and family about your awareness campaign and they are passing it on to their friends and work colleagues. Keep up the good work.... take care Tilly x

[@user-tilly]

I forgot to mention commercial kitchens, the like which supply schools and offices, i can't imagine they use organic dairy produce, perhaps you should provide packed lunches but this is an additional cost, what about children who rely on school meals,why should their health be put at possible risks.

[@justsayin4017]

Tesco, along with Aldi and Morrisons signed up with Bovaer supplied dairy farms

[@thegeezerrr2042]

You're so genuine it's great.. You say it straight off, as it is, as we all do, I love the ums and wasnames, truth is everything and you know it's truth because they won't debate truth... Thanks for all your work this year and looking forward to 2025.. Regards.. James... Bristol

[@epylypiuktomlin2102]

Thankyou for sharing the farmers view here. I recently this week received a reply from Marks and Spencer regarding bovaer. The organic milk does not, however the non organic milk pool does have milk where bovaer is used. The responder was a little unclear in his understanding of if it is in the milk and or the feed. I would like to reply in an educated manner with a link to this video if that's ok. For a company that prides itself on the quality of their food, I would like to emphasize that as a consumer I should like this extended to the source of my dairy, and would not expect anything synthetic in the cow feed either.

[@angelaelms8652]

See the lines in the sky

[@jennydallow4258]

Thank you for that. I was told co op was Bovaer free.

[@levelcrossing150]

Yes, me too.

[@netthawk5635]

An uninformed customer is a good customer. They can then treat you like a mushrooms, “ kept you in the dark and fed you shite! ”

[@simonwatts929]

incorrect 90% of Co-OP Milk / Dairy is SG005 Which is Muller Dairies, part of the Bovaer Trialling. Avoid SGOO5

[@Suzco123]

Happy New Year Kerry 🎉 Thank you again 🍾🥂

[@daverees986]

Thank you Kerry. your certainly putting in your time and researching for this "BOVAER ADDITIVE IN THE COW'S FEED". The public should be aware of what they buy off the shelves in these supermarkets, instead of them looking for profit. Well done too you, and have a "HAPPY NEW YEAR, TOO YOU AND YOUR FAMILEY"

[@Dontfearthereaper01]

Just signed up for an organic raw milk local farm delivery. It’s expensive but I’m in the fortunate position to be able to afford it. I’m not minted btw but I’ve shifted my priorities. 2025 is the year I educate myself about food, think about the food and drink in my body and reduce spend in supermarkets. I would urge everyone to use local producers, doesn’t need to be organic and pay cash. This is my New Year’s resolution. New subscriber btw. Just found your channel today.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you so much for subbing, I agree 2025 will be all about going local wherever possible! I'm rejigging my budget to allow for the increase but it's worth it in the long run Happy New Year to you and yours!🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@JigglerWiggler101]

Thank you from the bottom of my soul for what you do.

[@caroline9777]

Never knew this. I definately want inhibiter free dairy 😊

[@robgood719]

The fog was there so you couldn’t see them spraying the new shit we all just came down with I don’t no any one right now who’s not ill

[@pheart2381]

I get a persistent cough every time it's windy,even if I don't go out and the windows are shut. Since when does wind outside make someone indoors cough? I hear my neighbour coughing as well at such times. That is not normal.

[@Marty651711]

Not been ill since 2011 and hit my best for 36 hours. Absolutely floored. That was 3 weeks ago, still have the cough!

[@mightymike2192]

​@Marty651711 there a b7nch of crappy viruses about. It's not unusual.

[@Witsend-kx4ub]

1950 operation Seaspray

[@carlsrant8038]

I do support the Farmers. It's not about climate change. Climate is all a natural. It's about a land grab. And no farming. Watch Patrick Moore co-founder of Greenpeace an original ecologist.

[@rosa-f4865]

Thank you Kerry Happy New Year 🥂🌹🐈Xxxx

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thanks Rosa you lovely woman🥰🥰 Happy New Year to you and yours 🥳💕🥳💕🥳💕🥳💕

[@glendalazelle3909]

Asked about it at Aldi because I saw milk dairy trays with arla on. Looked t me as if I was an alien and laughed A bit when I told the truth in 2020 How many of us are now proved correct

[@jeromerussellewis]

Thanks again for your help with researching the Bovear issues that clip you showed of the guy on TikTok he actually also has this on KZbin. I watched him on KZbin shorts somewhere. I understand what you say that you feel sorry for the farmers tied into the contracts but the problem is if we don’t put a stand these companies will start adding even worse additives and chemicals and steroids to the cattle and other wildlife. I personally don’t agree with Bovaer. But that is my personal opinion everyone is entitled to their opinion. I’ve currently been buying products that do not contain. Bovaer and I will continue doing so as long as I can. Anyway, I can hear the church bells in the background as I live next to a church and I believe there’s 18 minutes to New Year’s so happy New Year everybody good luck and God bless for next year 😻😻😻👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@budgetcookinguk]

I 100% agree, we live in a society with free choice (apparently!) And like you I do not want anything to do with bovaer. I didnt know he was on youtube! I'll look him up thank you. That's lovely you can hear church bells. I love that. Happy New Year to you and yours!!🥳🥳🥳hope 2025 is a great year for you xxx

[@DJ-uk5mm]

Simple solution. Just buy Organic… if you choose products with the Soil Association logo should be safe as they ban all use of this product

[@EvangeliseGood]

Here in Ireland supermarkets are usually sold out of organic milk and even organic apparently just means food not sprayed and no food additives, the animals are still given loads of p-harma 'care'. Our food supply is a disgrace and organic, what does that mean nowadays.

[@moose4125]

sadly not true i picked up a sainsburys organic bottle milk code sg005 ive found aldi dairy ok

[@julienolan5022]

Yes I went to sainsbury to get their organic milk & it's got that code on it but organic is not supposed to have it in so are muller shipping the milk or is it their milk? ​@@moose4125

[@sylviabriggs4087]

Not these dsys, better to grow ones of even if it's a few pots outside the door as I do

[@pauljones3073]

Went to three different supermarkets, no organic available, just Arla or Muller milk, don't know who produces the dairy products.

[@jeromerussellewis]

Thanks

[@angeladavies1665]

Thank you for all the work you do on this. Careful going out and about, lots of viruses going around at the moment 😮‍💨

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Angela, I appreciate that 🥰🥰Happy New Year to you and yours🥳💕🥳💕🥳💕 will be careful, its windy tonight!

[@bullydully7428]

Viruses??

[@angeladavies1665]

Nova virus, flu, chest infection. Hospitals in parts of the UK are requiring people wear masks 😷​@bullydully7428

[@angeladavies1665]

​@@budgetcookingukHappy New Year to you and your family. And to all followers 🥳🥂❤️

[@ringstinga]

@@bullydully7428 Don’t go there !! They are pushing bird flu agenda again get ready to roll your sleeves up and get locked down ! They are not even hiding it this time !!

[@kazab873]

I had a prat scream at me in Tesco, telling me I am a 'conspiracy theorist', because I was talking to someone else about bovaer, brands and as I recommended your channel. So I explained (as politely as I could) it was a a derivative of anthrax and that the same could be effected by seaweed. Oh and many 'conspiracies' are proven eventually to be true, which we're entitled to discuss and understand in a 'democracy'!

[@Wildviking8]

Did you tell them that everything outside of the meat and eggs aisle is toxic to humans,..including the fruit and veg ?

[@sempereadem54eadem64]

Just tell them to P OFF

[@mightymike2192]

Derivative of anthrax? What in the name of God are you smoking?

[@Mjp636]

The key is The Retailers… Listen to the Farmers. Listen to the public. The retailers are being lobbied to push this product. If the retail won’t support the public then the retail is also the problem

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Go directly as possible to the farmer, support them against the govt action to take their farms away.

[@cathycarnell3198]

Thanks Kerry for the excellent work. The screen shot of the "toxic" lists is most helpful. Happy New Year.

[@tinaelizabeth1431]

Thank you for this! I went to Collettes farm yesterday and brought their raw milk for the first time…its £3 for 2 litres but oh my goodness- its delicious and tastes like milk used to taste! My dad used to be a Milkman in Clacton when i was a child and thats exactly how I remember milk to taste 🙏

[@phyllislovelace8151]

Thank you for your diligence, it is much appreciated

[@GrinchyIver]

Asda longlife milk has one of the codes you showed.Thanks for letting us know what to look for.Keep up the good work.

[@theresehall9692]

They want us to eat bugs not meat!!!

[@0skar9193]

They want most of us dead or chronically ill

[@marinapimenova3377]

Many thanks, Kerry. Happy New Year!

[@budgetcookinguk]

Happy New Year!! Hope you had a good one🥳🥳🥳💕

[@ireneshreeve8170]

Thankyou so much for that video Kerry, we don't have tiktok, and it was so good to hear it from a farmers point of view. You are a star

[@budgetcookinguk]

Aw thank you Irene, I've since found out he is on youtube! I've pinned his channel info in the comments section. It's great to connect with farmers👋😀💕

[@johngregson9827]

The good food hub and the bowlerhat farmer for more information. But it’s really time to stand with those farmers who are struggling and fighting for our food security and supply, never forget nobody but nobody trusts politicians or big corporations anymore, so why trust them with the very foods that we need to live on

[@mightymike2192]

I took him seriously until he mentioned his relationship with vobes. He is utterly bat faeces. I'll pass. Let's keep it to the facts.

[@seriousros7280]

Thank You Kerry for investigating Bovaer. All anybody wants is clear information so we can choose what we put in our bodies.

[@violetmoonofthenorth]

Thank you ✨

[@stevestannard6004]

Rather have fog than this blasted wind but hey at least the Channel is safe from the invaders.

[@a1treated]

Sadly what ever they spray aluminium/graphite etc. we ingest ,& even organic cows consume...lots quietly occuring, b#st##ds..

[@jacquelinesmedley7853]

Raw milk is the way to go fresh from the farm daily and if not buy organic milk you can't put a price on your health

[@eyesodd]

But as she's just shown, some of the organic milk still has this junk in it!

[@jacquelinesmedley7853]

@@eyesodd Organic milk in the UK comes from cows that are raised using organic farming methods: Feed Cows are fed a 100% organic diet, including grass, hay, and grains, and are not given artificial additives or hormones. Space Cows have access to plenty of space, including pasture when weather conditions allow, and spend as much time outdoors as possible. Cows are treated humanely, and are not given most drugs, including bovine growth hormone. Accreditation Organic farms are accredited by the Soil Association, the UK's leading membership charity for healthy, humane, and sustainable food. the only concern is Yes, organic milk is pasteurized so fresh natural milk from the farm is always best

[@mightymike2192]

​@@eyesoddutterly rubbish. Get your facts straight.

[@milliosmiles5160]

Thank you lovely lady. I've been searching for the reason my innards are in a state. I haven't been right for about 8 weeks. Turns out I've been consuming cream everyday from a dodgy source. Honestly thought I'd scrutinised that one well enough, but no. Thanks to your diligence with the codes I now know better. Seems I must remind myself daily to question everything. God bless you for what you're doing.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you, glad you're feeling a bit better!😃💕

[@NN-bk5bb]

Thanks

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thanks so much!😀💕

[@JoandJ-6671]

Hi Kerry thank you for your video update. I recently visited Tescos, don’t shop there much as it’s too exspensive for us at the time. Usual shop is Aldi as well. Other shop coop as it’s on our doorstep for some bits extra milk etc. we don’t live near a Lidil. Don’t have a car at the moment. It’s awful to think we need to worry, but they have always been effecting our foods, health everything for so long. I used to get the flu jabs stopped that many years ago. When I kept getting very ill after these injections. I don’t have any injections now. I’ve shared your videos with friends people I know. It’s scary how many people have no knowledge of any of this. Thank you again for another great video.happy new year you you & your family Joanne 🍸🍸🍸🥂✨✨✨✨

[@gillianmarr73]

Let's not forget.....goats milk, cheese AND goats salted butter I found this week!!!!

[@tonybeck7399]

They are already experimenting on other farm animals.

[@Rose-y6s6w]

Same here 😀👍 also sheep cheese 👍

[@lesleybonarius2085]

Plurenden Manor Farm. They supply milk to Kent, East Sussex and Surrey. Say "We WILL NOT be using the methane additives in the girls diets". They deliver to your doorstep twice a week, you can order & pay online.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

Hello Kerry, i dont know if youll see my comment but i really appreciate what your doing regarding the whole bovaer situation. Could you do more videos on it and possibly go to every supermarket there is?

[@artycrafty9209]

Thank you Kerry that is so very informative. It is a dark undercover world trying to get info on all of this, I really hope with a big fight back " we" can make a difference and try to get things changed. So many things which the general population do not want or like yet no notice is taken of us, maybe with a huge downturn in sales for the chemical led suppliers it may just make a difference🤞Hats of to you for all of your work.

[@ME4503]

Thank you

[@tg4941]

What makes me laugh is that the process of making these chemicals use more carbon and probably cancels any benefit of reducing methane from a cows bottom.

[@lindajames7759]

Thanks so much Kelly really appreciate your efforts ❤❤

[@KimSenior]

I have a simple solution, stop using supermarkets! Did anyone else notice the chemtrails in the background around 12 minutes. As for her question about the fog, answer weather modification and that’s why people are unwell at the moment. I wish people would wake up, it’s as clear as the nose on your face to me!

[@a1treated]

Yep early a.m.blue skies (rare) soon targeted in grid patterns, 1.00 pm aprox ,cloudy...most people informed ,think your a conspiracy theorist/lunatic..

[@KimSenior]

@ Yes they do but it doesn’t deter me one bit from sharing my knowledge and spreading the truth.😊

[@Wildviking8]

Butchers are too expensive though and so are farm shops.

[@dd7521]

​@@Wildviking8I find butchers definitely as cheap and better quality.

[@KimSenior]

@ I appreciate what you’re saying and it’s your choice but I’d rather pay that extra and avoid the toxic food sold in supermarkets and I do my own cooking so I know what’s in my food.

[@kenparkes7025]

Yeo vally wrote back to my wife saying they did not use bovear sourced milk, thanks for your attention .

[@yvonneschofield3674]

There's lots of chemicals being dropped from the sky every day .Wee need to concentrate on that ..😮

[@lauralauralaura222]

The sky in Devon was crisscrossed with so many chemtrails that it was hard to spot a patch they hadn’t covered and we’re not even on the flight path! The fog makes everyone cough 😢

[@anmar49]

I don't know if people would rather pretend it's just water vapour from holiday jets than to admit that we are being poisoned by our own governments, and ask where is democracy?

[@julienolan5022]

​@@lauralauralaura222That fog was weird hanging around for 4 days here all over Europe & America.

[@julienolan5022]

​@@anmar49Remember these elites behind the scenes who control all our governments their georgia guides Stones said to get the world population down to 500 million we are dealing with evil psychopaths.

[@Witsend-kx4ub]

1950 operation Seaspray

[@inofftheref7380]

Your doing a fantastic job, please keep it up. I was in Costa yesterday and I saw the milk they were using for my latte, it’s Arla. I questioned the use of Arla and maybe they should let customers know. Her reply was “ not all Arla milk supplied to costa contains Bovaer ????. The diary farm that supplies milk to her costa branch ( Camborne, Cornwall) is not taking part in any Bovaer trials???? She also confirmed that the area management team has confirmed this information to all staff in a meeting at her branch????. Could you please, maybe, look into this and others such as McDonald’s, pret, Starbucks etc as I believe they are using Arla or muller. I use my local milkman now with guaranteed no Arla, muller, Bovaer trials. Also it may be prudent to stop supermarket shopping altogether and buy locally I.e. butcher, baker, milkman at least you can actually speak directly to the owner. Yes it maybe slightly dearer but what is the cost of your health.

[@dilligaf73]

Thank you. I'm not on tiktok so really appreciate you showing what that farmer has said

[@budgetcookinguk]

He is on KZbin (I didn't know at the time) I've pinned a link to his channel in the comments👍

[@jackwaycombe]

That farmer gave the most sensible assessment of Bovaer I've come across. I obviously worry about the safety of this product - not least because everyone to date who assures me of its safety seems to be on a payroll. And if Bill Gates is involved, you can bet politicians' offshore accounts are swelling. But even convinced of its safety, I object to the fact I've never been ASKED. Especially by a government who should be - but clearly isn't - exercising proper oversight. Trials? When the hell did food trials ever involve the public? (Don't answer that - I'm probably not going to like the answer.) Bovaer is about profit - you won't convince me it's about anything else. Global warming is an important problem - but not as big a problem in the UK as bought-and-paid-for politicians.

[@accaeffe8032]

Global warming is also a scam.

[@dacco2]

Happy new year to you and your family sweetheart 🎉🎉

[@budgetcookinguk]

Aw thank you🥰🥰Happy New Year to you and yours🥳💕🥳💕🥳💕

[@starryknight776]

Thank you, for your research. Truly appreciated! ❤❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ God bless you & family, happy New Year 😍 🥰

[@ebtbholiday6859]

Thanks for all you are doing for us. Happy New Year to you too, all the very best for 2025 xx🎉

[@dianewallis8948]

Thank you for your hard work.

[@daveb8370]

Well done on your hard work on this important issue. Thank you

[@IvorGripe]

Thanks for this great work

[@pj6611]

Thanks I live in Spain, and searching online shows that COVAP in Spain is also using Bovaer

[@MEM1066]

Thank again Kerry aka..Sherlock 😂😂 Do you or anyone else know if there’s a petition that we could all get behind? I’d definitely sign. Very interesting, what the farmer had to say 🧐🧐

[@nikk3251]

Thank you SO much for this wonderful content ❤

[@EvaBown]

Thank you. I have screen shot the codes

[@j.brewer7717]

Happy New Year to you and yours my lovely🎉🎉 Jen xxx

[@budgetcookinguk]

Aw thank you Jen 🥰🥰🥰Happy New Year to you and yours, hope you have a good one🥳💕🥳💕🥳💕

[@dave-iron2164]

That farmer clearly has fallen for the climate change con.

[@anumba1]

True.

[@audrey-654]

Hi Kerry At the end you made a comment about the farmers tied to arla & muller, I thought about it a while ago and maybe I am being a bit disingenuous here but I don’t feel sorry for those farmers at all because quite simply they were quite happy to introduce bovaer without even giving us consumers a second thought! They could have refused to participate in the trial and gone public with any threat that arla or muller threatened them with( if indeed they were threatened at all) I think there was some insensitive for them to participate in the trials and their greed or willingness overruled any thought for the public. That is just my reasoning but I do not feel sorry for them at all.

[@paul756uk2]

I completely agree with you. I won't support any farmer who.has bought in to this utter nonsense. They are either on our side or they're not.

[@orla556]

I think she means the farmers not involved in the trial but under contract with Arla/Muller, and therefore being boycotted by the public. There are approx. 2,100 farmers under contract with Arla, many of them against the use of bovaer. Only 30-40 of them are involved in the trial. However, the public cannot be sure whether their Arla/Muller milk contains it or not. Also, all their milk is pooled together in a giant tanker.

[@netthawk5635]

Thanks for the info- It looks like making your own cheese, yogurt etc, from proven farmers is the only guaranteed way of not be caught up in this trial.

[@christinehoughton8591]

Love this guy, he talks sense.

[@carolecole1641]

Thank you for your help as I don't want to have bovar in my food.

[@lullabymelodia2764]

What about the meat though how do we know if the beef is from cows fed on bovaer?

[@anncarmichael1267]

Happy new year 🎉❤

[@CarolGasson]

Happy New Year 💋

[@christinegitsham5268]

Thanks Kerry, happy new year to you and family 😃👍🏼❤️🥂🍾💐🎊

[@PhilFowler-Jones]

Invent a problem so you can sell a solution

[@jacquelinebrunder2384]

Yes the dumb farmer doesn't get it at all.

[@judybrown483]

Sheeps milk products are lovely if you can get them. Goats milk is a lot milder than it used to be and I like it

[@Elfrida-ls2mo]

Thankyou Have a Great New Year Everyone 🎇🎆🎊🎉

[@janetclarke7834]

Happy New Year to you and yours Kerry, I'm so glad to see you have your gloves today 😂 I love your videos, you are such an honest, lovely lady. All the best for 2025 🎉🎉🎉

[@RachelAnneLee]

Good morning, As I was walking back from the shop I had a thought we are all focusing on the milk. But surely the cows that are fed the nasty chemicals eg bovaaer , there will be traces in the cows meat too? For those of us who eat meat? My local shops suppler is freshways. As I had some Sainsbury’s delivered with my food shop as was not aware it contacted it. P.s love your videos. Keep up the good work 🕉️✝️🪬🧿🫂🤍

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Rachel😀👍💕 my personal belief is (more hope than based on fact) is beef in the system right now aren't affected by bovaer but once those cows enter the food chain then I'm not so sure. How long we have is another piece of string! Also dairy cattle when they do enter the food chain will go in cheap meat like mince and probably in processed foods that require beef as an ingredient, they don't end up as roasting joints and bovaer is not meant for non-lactating cows because they haven't done enough studies on those types yet. All supposition on my part! 🤓👍

[@Michael-v1m3q]

Excellent stuff

[@chriskeller4563]

Happy new year kerry to you an your family 🎉🎉😊

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Chris!🥳💕💕Happy New Year to you and yours🥳🥳🥳

[@jameselms7342]

Thanks for the information. Brave work. Have shared with friends.

[@robertbruce7686]

Excellent. You spotting for us against the "no worries it'll be ok" £ clan and the indifferent (bulk of uk population).

[@moormoor4281]

Happy New Year 🎊🕛🕛🎊

[@budgetcookinguk]

Happy New Year!!🥳🥳🥳