I for one shall not be joining a dairy boycott.  Joyce Moss gives a jaundiced view of farmers and their activities forgetting that we have  the highest animal welfare standards in the world.

Since 2000 in Eire there has been a campaign to control the numbers of  badgers  and the number of  bovines   slaughtered because of bTB has fallen from 40,000 to 18,500 annually. In England  during the same period it has risen from 8,000 to 38,000.

Also in Ireland there is no significant 'perturbation' effect –  this happens when diseased  badgers disturbed by a cull  leave an area and infect cattle elsewhere which happened during trials in England due to outside influences. The cost to the taxpayer in compensation is £250 million.  Nobody is talking about extermination of badgers just a reduction of their ever increasing numbers.  Support our farmers and their products. 

– The Immigrant, Yorkley.