Brexiteer insists food shortage fears exadurated. "I'll climb the mountains to get banannas"
Posted Feb 5, 2019, 3:44 PM UTC
Posted Feb 5, 2019, 3:44 PM UTC
... and they'll be bendy too!
There will be a lot of opportunities to make a lot of money selling banana trees to people like that.
Lincolnshire spud farmer here: please call me.
Do you want a hand this year? I'm sure I'll be available after 31st March. Theresa M.
Brexit will bring you glorious new opportunities to branch out into the lucrative banana-growing market. Just buy some more land in the mountains of Lincolnshire!
Black sigatoka, a fungal leaf spot disease first observed around 1963, affects all main cultivars of bananas and has shown ever-increasing resistance to treatment, with the current expense for treating 1 hectare exceeding $1,000 per year. In addition to the expense, there is the question of how long intensive spraying can be environmentally justified.
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Yeah, but there's never been a single reported case of Lincolnshire-grown bananas being affected by Black sigatoka.
Even the bots are getting in on Project Fear these days.
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