Cows would be more beneficial, kills two birds with one stone so to speak well actually 3
Methane emissions from cows make it a net contributor to climate change - non starter....unless you can find a way to either stop them farting, or link them up to the grid??Cows would be more beneficial, kills two birds with one stone so to speak well actually 3
1, they keep the grass cut for the game,
2, they feed and nourish the cows,
3, they cow dung could be used towards making sustainable energy.
Nature though with the dung they leave behind but it makes dam good fertiliser which has to be sustainable in growing food and plants?
Can you use this link - and go to 7.20...or are you not able to listen at all?
But can wait until after 9 for the full interview with Anindia
www.oxfordmail.co.uk
www.bbc.co.uk
At work and not near a radio unfortunately
They could just hook it up to this forum if they wanted. Plenty of hot air on here to keep it powered all year round.
It's this right?
Full tv interview with pictures.
Very impressed.
Bakrie outlines Oxford United plans
Oxford United's prospective new Indonesian owner Anindya Bakrie tells the BBC his potential plans for the League One club.
How long does it take the EFL to do their checks?! The PL took about 48 hours when Newcastle’s consortium finally came back with a firm offer didn’t it? This has been going on for 3 months now and still not ratified. I’m too long in the tooth to get too excited until the deal is signed and sealed. Especially where the EFL are concerned...Oxford United director Anindya Bakrie drops stadium hint
ANINDYA Bakrie has offered a clear indication that Oxford United see their future away from the Kassam Stadium.
So the PL will authorise a takeover from a state with a shocking human rights record but the EFL will reject a takeover from a consortium of businessmen looking to build a club responsibly and reducing carbon emissions along the way
