Backlash with supermarkets!

[@jeanetteschauerman908]

Afrer being seriously iatrogenicly harmed by The NHS,l wanted to improve my health,so gradually came off all prescibed medication,against medical advice,the last one being morphine,which l stopped earlier this year.Then,l decided to improve my diet,and began buying most of my food from my local farm shop.l have also started to drink raw milk.l now use natural remedies and already l am feeling a lot better.l was being poisoned by doctors for decades,and became very ill,l didnt think l would make it to the age l am now,72,and l honestly beleive that if l hadnt made these changes,that l wouldnt be here now.I also realised how much we have been lied to about almost everything,and,although l am classed as vulnerable,l did not take the covid jab and was suspicious of the whole thing right from the start.l also got rid of my TV set a few years ago,so l am immune from the propaganda and brainwashing.

[@robertessery7776]

Well done bravo , us oldies should stick together I’m 75 doing the same 🙂

[@Maree-u3x]

I came off medicine myself bc the specialist said I should wait for 3 years. We don't need all their pills. I also started earthing and other things ❤

[@mayblank9187]

Good for you, well done ❤

[@z-blader5593]

THANK YOU for being awake. ALL pharmaceuticals are poison because they can not patent a natural substance to profit from it. The medical symbol is the SAME as the Human Sacrifice symbol which says it all really. To see look up the picture of Baphomet the half man half goat it's on his stomach.

[@fiona8646]

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[@IndigoAquarius1980]

nothing super about supermarkets, cancer centres

[@outlawedTV88]

not to mention meat - toxic all over! I advise everyone avoid supermarkets at all costs....the food in those is full of....cannot say here that words, YT deletes

[@shirleyflorance2671]

I have bought my milk from a farm shop

[@NOWThatsRichy]

Trouble is, most people don't have any other choice of where to shop especially in big cities.

[@terencephillips6833]

@@IndigoAquarius1980 ..Wow cancer you say , strange that , because I’ve been eating supermarket food since they first opened in our town in the 1950s , lm now 87 years old but I haven’t got cancer , I don’t think your telling the truth here .

[@IndigoAquarius1980]

@@terencephillips6833 good for you

[@ambiencelectronica]

“Let food be the medicine and medicine be the food” Hippocrates

[@earlgrey691]

@Eagleowl-403 Lets hope RFK gets his corrective basket of policies up and running when Trump enters the oval office again,raw milk,neutraceuticals,psychedelic medicine etc fully up and running,it's got to happen stateside first sadly before anywhere but i would be cool with the concept of suzerainty to a swamp drained USA arrangement than this current hostage to the satanic,communist Crown matrix we are yoked to any day.

[@Jacqueline-f1s]

It is not medicine though is it, if it is overloaded with chemical sprays?

[@terencephillips6833]

@@Jacqueline-f1s …Probably in Hippocrates day the food was unadulterated..Come to think of it I’ve been living on supermarket food since they were first introduced and I’m 87 years old, so probably supermarket food not to bad , just be selective, but you do that in any shop.

[@aureliexvco8156]

@@ambiencelectronica that’s right, but this only can be achieved when produce is grown organically, these farmers are not growing organically, only a few, small set farms/growers can confirm that they produce is organic, when majority of produce in these farm shops is not, it’s just the same veg that they supply to supermarkets, but now they want 3/4x higher price for it just because it’s in farm shop.

[@larrajohnson881]

I’m happy to shop direct to farmers, I don’t want to fill greedy supermarket pockets!

[@aureliexvco8156]

So now you are prepared to pay x3/4 times more for the same quality produce, or you believe they will grow organically specially for you? Ask them, why their produce is so expensive if that is the same produce that goes to supermarkets, why now they are charging working people that much for not even organic produce? We bought couple times fresh produce from farm shop, where vegetables were full of nitrates when tested. They are all up for profits, I don’t see them as do-gooders, unfortunately

[@z-blader5593]

@@aureliexvco8156 This stevenTokyo arse is a regular T-roll of Richards show dissing many comments let's heckle these assholes right back

[@z-blader5593]

@@aureliexvco8156 Check out the interview with Lady Sunshine she called out the trolls in the interview twice it was priceless lol lol lol

[@philltaylor8442]

Have you noticed how elitrat the staff Have become! This is in the majority of the shopping stores !?.

[@philltaylor8442]

It's going to take all of the United Kingdoms people's around the farmers! Affter all It's just as our interests as it is the farmers we owe each other's support!?.

[@jamesgallagher5933]

SUPPORT THE FARMERS--A MUST

[@SocraticatheManc]

Fuck the farmers... We need to buy them out and start growing our own shit

[@catherineedwards8859]

Get rid of the profiteering supermarkets I seen profits which don’t make sense surfing a crisis it’s criminal

[@alegomanYTPs]

funny how they announced this after the march

[@drukendall9456]

But they need to turn their backs on Gates etc and their vile plan.

[@stephenboyd4934]

Just checked there's nothing in my area, but there is a farm shop about 8 miles away not on your website

[@johnuk5160]

When i was a kid we had the milkman driving an EV milk float and we had the real creamy GOLD TOP, then we had the veg man with his horse Mary pulling his cart, then theirs the rag & bone man with his horse drawn cart, good honest hard working traders, my dad scooped up the horse shit for his roses, life was great,well fed, warm house, rubbish taken , mum had a beautiful garden and gave dad his all milk Gold Top cup of coffee, AND WE HAD CLEAR SKIES , 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@DebNewton-kh4cv]

Oh the memories 🤗

[@Teapot333]

I remember those times too. Happy days 😊

[@fiona8646]

@@johnuk5160 yes! they were better times…🥹

[@amandagazidis]

Yes I remember life that way...

[@karenlear7802]

Sad our children won’t ever experience these times or have such good memories as we do 🥲

[@Wanderingwookie]

Love to see people voting with their feet. The great awakening is well under way 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@ArtLoverScotland]

WE need to do MORE of it!

[@maryjenkins6056]

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[@georgehunter3231]

We wish to support the farmers but are they prepared to support us in the bill gates chemicals they won't to feed the cows 😢

[@vc4154]

@georgehunter3231.. buy organic grass fed meat, ask the butcher, they usually advertise and also the producers of the beef etc; boycott non organic .If they have no market it will go out of the shops hopefully.

[@SocraticatheManc]

​@@vc4154 Yeo Valley claims to be organic but they are owned by Arla... Everyone is full of shit

[@catherineorr7914]

Could the farmers get the grass cuttings from people to feed his cows in winter. Would that be feasible?

[@George-gg1ny]

The farmers will lose there soul if they choose to poison Gods children for worldly things. They will also empower the dark forces to wipe out there own family... Hope they think about that!

[@carolinewilliamsinternity468]

It’s not permissible to use in organic practices. I checked with Abel & Cole this week and they confirmed this. Buy organic.

[@gumacanian4211]

Supermarkets were designed to destroy High street Butchers and green grocers and the design worked.. Hope this goes viral and people find out about this project and fast!

[@voxintenebris6367]

They also agreed that in order to encourage people to shop at the supermarket, that all shopping streets would have double yellow lines and limited parking - thereby making it easier to go to the supermarket.

[@pamelacollie6720]

that worked. Buses now £2 to get into town. ​@@voxintenebris6367

[@brigittedaniel8365]

...And never forget the health and wellbeing of the animals themselves, that provide us with their meat is of paramount importance too. These creatures deserve to be cherished and allowed to live a content and calm a life as possible while they are alive. They must be appreciated as fellow, sentient creatures too. Also, abattoirs need to be very local, better still, humane staughter done on the farm to keep their stress levels at a minimum. It broke my heart to see how the poor creatures were treated when being transported by callous, unhuman thugs. Stress and human unkindness as well as terrible husbandry badly affects the quality of milk and meat from the poor creatures too. Supermarkets don't care of course, but I do.

[@cb24-r8j00]

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[@cb24-r8j00]

Always upsets me when seeing animals being transported for slaughter, yes I understand they are livestock but let’s treat them with respect.

[@voxintenebris6367]

I liatened to an interview with a pig farmer from Besancon on the French/ Swiss border. This farmer was from a family of pig farmers and raised his pigs according to the highest permaculture/ organic standards, yet customers did not go to him. Customers would ask supermarkets for produce like his, yet the supermarkets operated like a closed shop, using their own suppliers. He was desperate for custom, did everything as he should but that was his situation.

[@solitaire777]

​@@voxintenebris6367How sad for the farmer. Makes you wonder what was going on

[@Zaf2010]

Sadly because of EU interference many of our small, local, family run abattoirs were shut down from the 1990s onwards 😡

[@nicolasmith7584]

I now go to my organic farm for all my fruit and veg and pay cash. I love it.

[@aureliexvco8156]

So strange, I’ve noticed that some comments are just disappearing… those that are asking relevant questions, like will farmers set the affordable price if red their produce, will they be able to prove they grow organically and nog just be selling the same veg and meat that goes to supermarkets and so one. No discussion about that because these messages disappearing

[@ricoeltico1]

Starmers army will try to stop all that doesn't go along with their regime. Brill we all need to STAND TOGETHER

[@pamelacollie6720]

lets vote with pur money

[@lightworker5220]

My grandad was a dairy farmer. We would help milk the cows, bottle the milk, and deliver it that morning. Totally raw milk from well-fed cows. I really cannot remember being ill as a child, yet the government has convinced the frightened ones that raw milk can make you seriously ill or even kill you. It's very,very much the opposite. Now at 65, I still drink raw milk to this day, and I've never been ill off it yet.

[@lmello]

Ive eaten raw eggs my whole life… same

[@merrelthorson2224]

Hi from Australia, l was raised on raw milk, tge last time l had raw milk was in 2013, l miss drinking it, but as you said it is being demonized by the Govt that it's harmfull to consume, l believe l have a strong immune system because of raw milk. The Govt's of the world are largely lying to us constantly.

[@joedee1863]

@@lightworker5220 - I remember a doctor from a South American country demonstrating on film how cancer cells in a Petrie dish was destroyed by raw milk.

[@Martine-c3t]

Me and my sister in law are now getting together once a week and make homemade food … so we have a tick list and each week together we make Cakes,bread, pastry,homemade pies ,scones,stews dumplings,suet pudding ,shepherds pie etc we are also teaching the grandchildren, let’s get back to the old days when our grandparents cook from scratch …. We put Motown music on in the background dance and sing while we cook lol make cooking fun 😘

[@kevinprice2949]

Can you adopt me plz 🙏 😊

[@Martine-c3t]

@ yes I will adopt you 😘

[@gudrunclarke4976]

What a great idea.

[@Rosie-tv3ki]

I’m glad I was bought up to cook all of those dishes and still do 🤗 + ❤ Motown 💃

[@MHLivestreams]

Women should be encouraged to get back to being women again, same as men to be honest, I know plenty that have no idea how to fix machinery, etc, it's quite embarrassing really. Bring back functional, practical living!

[@KerryWoolley-d5l]

Food is our medicine.

[@JohnofthefamilySmith]

That is why they are poisoning all the food.

[@Hartsford007]

Very Nice Idea to bypass the Supermarkets but not the local Farmer's Markets

[@robmerrylees7281]

I don't understand this comment.I'm sure you mean well.

[@voiceofreason162]

Bookmarked. Let's get back to basics: farm, food.

[@user-pf5xq3lq8i]

Water

[@chelseyfrancismccarthy4214]

Yes ditch the artificial convince of recent "supercontrol markets" ,which have absolutely NO quarms of feeding us poisiins ,and get back to the original farming supplies which sustained our ancestors for tens hundreds of years!!!@#

[@voiceofreason162]

@@user-pf5xq3lq8i That could work. Beats drinking recycled pee.

[@Jacqueline-f1s]

Where do you think the produce comes from then if not from a farm?…

[@1dayUllC]

And do not let any so-called philanthropist near any farmland.

[@SirQuixoteofLaMancha]

I've now gone carnivore and only eating once a day. Lost a stone in two weeks. Three more to go. Feeling better already. Lost a lot of brain fog as well.

[@nettynoohawk200]

Well done. That’s epic 👍

[@SirQuixoteofLaMancha]

@@nettynoohawk200 Thanks😊

[@lynnyoungman1280]

Fantastic, well done. I’ve read so much about the carnivore diet it’s a great idea for your health. Stay well stick to it.

[@SirQuixoteofLaMancha]

@@lynnyoungman1280 Thanks

[@sportysbusiness]

Go you! I'm 5 years carnivore, 55 yo female, eating mostly fatty meat improved every area of my health plus shopping and food prep are now super easy.

[@karanbailey5986]

I am absolutely on board with this whole thing, I am sick and tired of giving my hard earned money to the supermarkets, I am Carnivore and will be going to a butcher from now on and get back to buying everything from my local farms 💯 I am loving all of this, how exciting 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@aureliexvco8156]

Really..? Well, lucky you if you can afford it… have you seen prices in those shops?

[@Neerod49]

@@aureliexvco8156 but it all tastes so much nicer. Cost in supermarkets are increasing, even Lidl and Aldi are expensive on basics.

[@aureliexvco8156]

@@Neerod49 for most of people there will be no difference how it tastes, if they can’t afford it, we seem speaking in different languages… My point is that first we need to agree with these farmers, that if they want people’s support, they must agree to set affordable prices for all for their produce. But what I see is that people are just jumping in this bandwagon when most of them can’t even afford it in reality, so strange this. Also, in most farm shops we have been, we didn’t find much produce that is actually organic, I am talking about fruit and vegetables, - it’s the same produce that is in Sainsburys or Tesco, so why are they selling it in farm shops 3/4 x dearer? If they now all want to sell in farm shops, they must grow organically and to be able to confirm/prove that. We’ve got an indicator that shows nitrates and other chemicals in fruit and veg, - so in these shops most of those were indicated high levels of nitrates and other. Are you getting my point now?

[@aureliexvco8156]

and yet again, my response had just disappeared, isn’t that funny … 🤐

[@Prr-u9o]

You only eat meat ?

[@teresarich1945]

I just found this out today Became an ambassador and already told 3 butchers

[@markgolder995]

@@teresarich1945 fair play

[@Teapot333]

@@teresarich1945 thank you

[@voxintenebris6367]

We lost our last butcher recently, none now for miles. We don't live in an area of arable land or dairy farming.

[@BionicRusty]

I do hope that the farmers stand firm because I can almost guarantee that the big supermarkets will be monitoring the ‘sign-up’s’ to the website and any farmers that they recognise as a supplier will be threatened with sales reductions or, more likely, cancellations. It’s a well known methodology of the big supermarkets.

[@sweeta17]

sounds like blackmail . if there was a risk them reducing or even canceling their orders how can the farmers rely that plenty of people will be buying from them .

[@atticuskilby515]

At that point the people call and load their boxes with email voicing their discontent.

[@desireejacobs9140]

It seems like they have the people's support . We have to remain positive. Cheers 😊.

[@taniayager3361]

The NFU should be behind the farmers but they are just as bad as the supermarkets. They should be supporting the farmers. Another way round this is to create one massive co-operative for all farmers out of the reach of the blackmailing govt and supermarkets!

[@johnmacleod5378]

We have a delivery company supplying locally produced raw milk, meat and dairy. I'm amazed how many people are turning away from supermarkets.💚🇬🇧🚜🐄🥛

[@z-blader5593]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

[@lat1419]

Recent data show even supermarket customers are buying more meat & veg and cooking from scratch. The recipes are so important.

[@ranjnasmith2856]

Are you able to say which delivery company

[@sammiecichockyj7326]

@@johnmacleod5378 can I ask what region you live in As I don’t think we have that where I live It sounds brilliant

[@MB10-66]

I just been to my local farm today and bought my first 2lt pint of raw milk and it was bloody delicious! That’s it, what ever I can source from my local area I will. Sod the supermarkets I’m 100% backing local business and the farmers ✊🏻🚜

[@kerryburns-k8i]

It is pretty indigestible. Raw milk is baby food. You are (definitely ) not a baby. It does you no good whatsoever. But you´re on the right track ... Get local veg. and grow your own. As you say "Sod the supermarkets." People need to think as you do.

[@mamborghini_9528]

​@kerryburns-k8i what a load of rubbish!! Do you research or are you 77th brigade? Raw milk is the best milk you can get!!

[@MB10-66]

@ 😆 thank you! I done my research and I can’t believe all the health benefits! for years I just been drinking white water full of dead bacteria which actually causes allergies and eczema! Also while on the farm I got a huge lick from a baby calf was an added bonus 🥰🐄

[@P46169]

May I ask , what was the price of 2lit milk from the farmer ?

[@kerryburns-k8i]

@@mamborghini_9528 Your confusion is apparent. I have no doubt whatsoever that "raw milk is the best milk you can get" my point is it is not suitable for adult human consumption. Your obvious ignorance in this matter does not entitle you to criticise those with deeper knowledge, but does indicate the fact that I have researched this -- and you haven´t.

[@bearbabbalooo634]

This is what folk are needing, real food for the people produced direct from the source. Our farmers have been desecrated for way to long this is how it was and how it should be. So refreshing to hear this. TY.

[@Reba-123]

Support the farmers !!!

[@George-gg1ny]

Billy goat gates, has defeated himself through his evil and greed !

[@lynnyoungman1280]

He should eat what he wants us to eat and let’s see how long he lasts.

[@invisibelle7590]

@@lynnyoungman1280 Nah just send him to one of the countries he has warrant for arrests in. Like Indonesia, or i do believe, India.

[@George-gg1ny]

He is already perished to the lake of Fire 🔥 God's timing is perfect, only those who surrender to his son, Yahusha Messiah will be Saved.

[@odette8905]

Very excited for this Mark. Brilliant. We ❤ our farmers.

[@gilliangill6349]

Great interview and subject. Let’s make real food and real farmers again xx

[@starlight1867]

Brilliant- support our local farmers, bakers, etc - keep your money in your local community and vet what is going into your pantry, 👌👍and your bodies.

[@markgolder995]

This is how we win this, must back those that back us, not the barstuards! That are waging war against us.great video, thanks Richard and that lovely farmer.

[@aureliexvco8156]

@@markgolder995 and how are these farmers backing you up, tell me…? by selling the same produce , which goes to supermarkets, now will be sold directly to you x3/4 times dearer? oh that would definitely” help working class people, sure… these people-farmers, charge £6+ for kg. of vine tomatoes, £15-18 per chicken, £4+ for 10 eggs, £17-18/kg of lamb, beef etc. - so how is that doing good for the people? this is profit seeking strategy! In my understanding this only create further division in society. More wealthy people already doesn’t shop in supermarkets, so if farmers produce will disappear from supermarkets, this will only affect working and poorer class people.

[@markgolder995]

@aureliexvco8156 thanks for your passionate reply, I'm sure as this 'movement' grows more popular, prices will adjust in relation. It is probably quite costly for a farmer to incorporate a retail outlet that is not frequented by many whom the supermarket is their go to. As for selling the same shit as would be sent to supermarkets, I thought this was the whole point, organic, non poisoned food? I think we need to look forward to what could be, rather than poo pooing the idea for what currently is, . We need to start regulating what is going into our bodies . Hope you are well. Stay safe.

[@aureliexvco8156]

@@markgolder995 Thank you, I stay well, because I grow my own vegetables, go for organic meat and grains when possible, but that is not cheap, most of UK’s population will not be able to afford this type of fresh produce from farmshops, and we already know how the economy works; - prices never goes down, once they taste the money flow, they will never want it go down for the sake of people, in my entire life I haven’t witnessed any of this, nothing ever gets cheaper, so I believe that it’s no time to drift into delusion, that farmers will put prices down… they won’t; we, the people who they ask to support them, need to put our condition right now, - here’s the deal, - we will support you only on condition if you set sensible and affordable prices for all, not just for privileged few, that’s how starting talks should look like, but what do we see…? none of this, it’s just the same hurd - baa baa and majority goes along even when they know that they won’t be able to afford farmers produce, how strange is that! people are strange, the more I watch these motions, the more I wonder. No logic left in people’s heads it seems… just go along baa baa… no questions asked or conditions raised.

[@Teapot333]

@@markgolder995 well said

[@aureliexvco8156]

@@markgolder995 well, yet another of my response comment had disappeared 🤐

[@northsong]

This would be great in the US! ♡ Got the creative wheels turning!

[@jazmo6662]

I agree with Richard. I also only eat one meal a day but that meal is made up of really good quality organic ingredients and because it is good quality you don't need so much of it. It works out cheaper to buy a weeks food than buying enough rubbishy chemically manufactured food to cover 3 meals a day for a week! I like this Food Hub initiative. I rarely go to supermarkets. A lot of farmers offer online delivery services, so I usually buy my meat & fish monthly. I get my veg from local farm stalls or markets. Cook everything from scratch. I have always said that the reason that there is so much Bowel & Stomach cancer is down to the chemical/packet foods sold in supermarkets. These diseases weren't hardly heard of decades ago.

[@matthorrocks6517]

We do have this middle man system going on. Farmers sell to a corporation then the corporate entity sells it to you. Who knows how much money they are making.

[@user-pf5xq3lq8i]

Once the supermarkets capture a farmer they bully the farmer into adulterating the product.

[@George-gg1ny]

Farmers now have one chance to survive and that's to support the people as much as the people support farmers. No BG poison... Invest in farm markets, shops. Organic feed, no gmo.

[@MHLivestreams]

Perhaps we should all buy British only, which would mean seasonal foods only. That's when supermarkets collapse by default, because they're not selling anything people will buy.

[@lesleyjeepster352]

have spread the word to 20 local businesses in south derbyshire/staffs - hope others take the time to spread the word too

[@lindamurphy6643]

Fantastic idea and it also sends a hugh message to everyone how wants to meddle with our food Arla and Bill Gate's etc NO.

[@stevenmacewan5512]

Guys ...farmers ..please please keep going ....

[@andrescarrasco4980]

Excellent program dear Richard Vobes !!! Well done

[@user-pf5xq3lq8i]

So positive. Thank you. Please everyone add local farmers onto that map on that website!

[@tarancameron5831]

I've been talking about this for such a long time!!!! This makes me emotional!!! FrIcking Fantastic Well Done!! So exciting!!!! Blessings and so much love for this to be our New NORMAL🌹✨️🌹❤️

[@JolaFasolaGroszek]

There is hope, Wonderful interview. Thank you.

[@samanthabodington6884]

I've just signed up and this is exactly what we need.Bridge the gap between consumer & farmer.😊

[@janetstanland2015]

I have noticed that recently my local Tesco have no fresh meat on their shelves for sale with only one or two days dates. I believe in fresh food but how long have they had this meat in stock? I don’t trust them and Arla have just ended it for me with the big stores. Thank you gents

[@vibravoxa8631]

I just became an ambassador too!

[@Complimentall]

I got myself a milkman yeah ...I no where my local farm are the food is so much better 😋

[@natalieminnis]

Brilliant to see this happening, and I hope there are some outlets in Scotland on the list soon. I buy less than 5% of my food from supermarkets now - the quality has plummeted, and prices for some goods are higher than in independent and organic shops. I'm happy to see that my niece, in her 20s, also rarely buys from supermarkets and cooks a lot of her own food - even makes her own bread. There is hope for the next generation!

[@phillipcarter8045]

Another wonderful interview. .

[@Helen-d8m2j]

I'm very blessed to say I go direct to the farmer for meat ,milk,eggs potatoes, I grow my own veg I live in Norfolk My great grandfather was a farmer it's in your blood ,having my local pork tomorrow for Lunch cut the middle man out go to the farmer or local farmers markets I've been screaming this for years having my own seafood stall fresh fresh is the best and I love my raw milk much love Norfolk Gal 😂❤

[@Hosef1ne]

Good quality food may cost more but I have found that I need less of it to get the nutrients so, in effect, good quality food works out cheaper.

[@jeremyfincher7284]

We definately need a system like this here in South Africa - brilliant

[@desireejacobs9140]

I live in Capetown , and we have a guy who delivers organic fruit and veg to our doorstep every Wednesday. I'm excited about this idea, bringing farmer and consumer together and cutting out the middle man which is supermarkets selling us crap.

[@joannelockwood9716]

Bought some real milk from the farm today and it is delicious, just like it used to taste years ago. Got some veg and eggs which were cheaper than the supermarkets. Lady at the farm has had lots of people asking about the bovaer situation. She had a sign up ‘Help Wanted’.

[@dorothyorr1537]

thank you for this pod cast PLEASE SHARE AND SUPPORT THE FARMERS ;;

[@buddy3892]

Signed up to Mqueen this morning power to the people and god bless the farmers and god bless the people who are waking up

[@geordie1032]

Great video, Richard. Let's hope that many more farmers sell their own produce directly to private customers

[@ChristineMeyer-hs9rg]

Some don't have the extra time and energy to do it. People need to help them perhaps paid in produce.

[@jackierichards1597]

Absolutely brilliant idea ... well done the Bowler Hat farmer!!! I'm sure this is going to take off ... can't wait to look for edibles in my area.

[@amandaroberts8636]

Just sent the website to my local farm shop. Spread the word - let's celebrate real food!

[@wazandrew8202]

im a customer of mqueens, they supply milk in glass bottles also free of charge.

[@lindasharp8523]

Brilliant. Proper food. Straight from Farmers more or less. Great news. Thank you for this. All my mates and family etc feel the same.

[@soniaalton5656]

Brilliant!!!!! Absolutely what we need.

[@jeanettecscott]

Brilliant show both, i am now shopping direct with butcher and veg shop baking my own bread and loving it all. Thank you both so much.

[@pulsewave1]

WE want it. 😃

[@davidiand7]

Our milkman delivered by horse and cart, the dairy shop was just up the road and most fathers had a vegetable patch in the garden or an allotment. We had meat from the butcher fish from the fishmonger and more vegetables / from the green grocer. There were no supermarkets, all meals were prepared from scratch. My father passed away ‘97 but was still growing veg up to a few months before he passed away.

[@hollyleanne811]

This is the answer we need now

[@loriendorking2144]

Common sense at last!!! Well done Sir 👌👌

[@joedee1863]

5 mins into the conversation and the whole concept is clearly explained. Excellent. Now where does the listeners of the show (the public) go after this point ? Who would not want a piece of this ? It's a no brainer ! Healthier, even cheaper food. But this is nothing new, and it works. Few people today remember the fifties and how the Co-op worked, In the fifties very few hard up working class shopped anywhere else because the more upmarket shops couldn't compete on price or quality. Sadly the general public were enticed away from the Co-operative Wholesale Society ( CWS ) and along came the Walmarts, Tesco's etal. The Co-op lost its original direction and by the late sixties they became just another corporate parasite. If people don't know or care about the history of where their food comes from then they have no future. I wish I could chat off the record with the bowler hat man and introduce him to a certain Canadian guy who has perfected the solution.

[@stevenmacewan5512]

Our health is seriously being affected by external food .keep going guys

[@voxintenebris6367]

Not just food, I notice a lot of focus on this in the media etc as the truth is becoming obvious with regard to other 'matters' that cause significant harm/death.

[@TrevsTravelsByNarrowboat]

I have just signed up. Living on a canal, I do not always have the ability to get to a farm shop, but I do use real butchers and greengrocers when I can.

[@NWTTK]

This is brilliant and how quickly you've reacted! We need to support our farmers100%. We need to go back to basics and cook food from scratch without all the chemicals and additives. It doesn't have to take long to russle up a meal. Let's all work together to make this work. Quality food from British farmers!

[@karenlear7802]

I cook from scratch use organic flour etc I also still use lard and always butter never oils other than olive in a salad I teach my 11 yr old son as part of home schooling to cook and bake grow our own where possible. Bring back the good ole days 🙏🏻

[@3879keith]

resistance GB did an Interview with the owner of Hook and sons Raw Milk this morning you can order it online.

[@ambiencelectronica]

This is why there needs to be local contacts so to pick and avoid the delivery costs.

[@sweeta17]

@@ambiencelectronica would keep costs down for both sides

[@susanmiles6003]

I watched it - the cost was extremely high! Coincidentally, I had just ordered raw milk from my (fairly) local milkman! I will have to see if I can afford to continue to purchase it though!

[@3879keith]

@@susanmiles6003 the nearest one to me that I can find is Coston hall dairy which is still about a 1hr round trip

[@voxintenebris6367]

Thank you, I couldn't tell you where our closest dairy farmer is. Sixty years ago, most farmers had some dairy cattle and would deliver fresh milk in a jug, pout it into a container at the person's house. It didn't take long for the system to change so radically.

[@mickwalsh1675]

Great stuff everyone, farmers need to stop getting licensed by corrupt government's, yes organic or nothing. I for the first time in years made home made chips in lard. Spuds growing by my brother and eggs from him aswell. Ireland 🇮🇪

[@peterkemp8633]

Thankyou for everything you upload Richard, it's really great your links are working now

[@michaelsteyn5325]

This is great. Just used the website to find my local farm shop. 17 minute drive away... Done with supermarkets and looking forward to supporting a local farmer. Directly.

[@deeannh17]

What a successful act and idea we can get aboard on. The website looks great.

[@pamelacollie6720]

Let's vote with our money how we shop

[@johngrant5448]

Signed up as an ambassador, there's a few farm shops in my country of Yorkshire.

[@callycatus]

Thankyou Richard and its lovely to see a man wearing a hat ..

[@SG-ve7zz]

All farmers must be registered telling customers if they use chemicals etc or if they are clear of chemicals. Maybe have a list on the food hub so they can promote their farms!!!

[@voxintenebris6367]

People must also scrutinise the ethics of some organic suppliers, particularly as some well known brands advocate supporting Extinction rebellion, Chris packham, Net Zero/ CO2/ climate change agenda - the lunatic fringe of the climate cult; the very thing that is crippling other farmers. Don't be fooled by middlemen who charge high prices while paying a small amount to the actual farmers. Further, some organic famers advertise their produce without stating that much of it is grown abroad.

[@annehinde9302]

Well done👏👏🙏💕

[@lat1419]

For recipes and great simple meal preparation, the Backyard Chef YT channel is highly recommended. Good British simple cooking, relaxed presentation, and keeping traditional recipes alive.

[@catmandoo121]

would happily shop with my local farmer, looking forward to the listings expanding as there are none near me yet :)

[@Lilian-t6h]

Well done, I have been waiting for something like this to happen. I hope there is a hub close to me as well!

[@wendywilliams9893]

Great discussion. Thanks guys

[@navigatingnewearth]

next - homeschooling hubs. carpenters, fishermen, teachers, crafts, sports, farming, meditation...pick and choose. it is just an idea at the moment... but I think it could work.

[@z-blader5593]

YES!!! and when it is run from a Private Members Association so NO Gov CORP can interfere.

[@kenh3344]

Top notch idea . Pray this one takes off . 😊

[@LaaraCopley-Smith]

Fantastic 🎉 great start. It's definitely the future.

[@brianr9529]

Just on your point on ambulances being far more common, I stay in a medium sized town and you used to see 1 to 2 hearses a week. I'm seeing 2 to 6 a day now everyday.

[@sonnyjuke]

So much sense so much sense

[@lynnjackson2002]

I back you 100% thank you

[@NicolaArr-xj3eh]

I absolutely love this…. We should get allotments involved in this process 🥰🥰🥰

[@taniayager3361]

Yes we should as one guy near me says he produces so much that he is giving it away to not only family and friends but neighbours! What a kind guy!

[@mechtechmechanical1571]

great idea

[@johngoodman5855]

What enlightment for you both. How wonderful. Congratulations to you both. Ann xx what more can I say!!! Ann xx

[@babisg6955]

Government need to BUTT OUT of our lives.

[@simonenyman4077]

They are now putting these windmills in the sea, whole line of them off the shore at Clacton. This must stop....

[@paulinebuckley]

Brilliant! I've signed up & will promote my head off!

[@roisin252]

Signed up. Great stuff. I grow as much as I can organically but organic meat would be great. Well done.

[@janingram1076]

I just wish we had these farmers markets in Lincolnshire, we cannot find one or a farm shop that sells proper food, our last so called farmers market had everything but food to buy it was full of gifts

[@hollyleanne811]

Also from Lincolnshire and it's crazy isn't it! We're probably the biggest farming area in the country but no farmers markets for locals

[@gwyneth7812]

Yes, circumvent supermarkets and politicians - ignore their crap and deal direct.

[@kamilaewska1663]

But we also need to stop geongineering because nothing will grow if they won’t stop spraying.

[@goricapanich7318]

Hopefully Australia can follow your example....enough of junk & the marketing that goes with it...full support to farmers world wide!

[@z-blader5593]

YES we need this in Australia for sure!

[@dianebrewster1186]

Fantastic thank you I’m really happy my family may wake up I go to the farm shop anyway x

[@SuzyJarman]

Fantastic news! Well done. I think that a comparison can be drawn between mainstream media losing out to independent channels on social networks because of the adulteration of the truth. People are fed up with our foods being adultererated. We want high quality and wholesome food.