Sorry can you shrink that down to bullet points please. :)

Listen to the man, Benjy.

Kudos, artista 🎨

Have you stopped your podcasts? Nostrrrrrrrrr

Still in the lap of the gods. April/may we will have a better idea. But it's a long time till November, anything could happen.

Ah, after 2 years of drought this is a beautiful sight. Nature is never beat, and we could do well to adapt as well to change so we can re-emerge stronger than ever.

I don't have a TV but that sounds a great use :)

Numatic, the domestic Henry range is outstanding. And on up to mega commercial beasts.

Can't afford pesticides around here.

Most locals are pretty hands off for super nasty treatments but eco copper sulphate is used . Eco, Jesus!

They aren't shy with synthetic fertiliser when not sourcing local manure but other than that this area has very good olive oil.

Nothing out of a packet goes on our trees. They are healthy enough living with groundcover and the chippings from pruning time. Beyond eco, but without the damned certificate from the eco mafia you can't sell eco or bio labelled olive oil.

Funnily enough I couldn't even sell my olive oil yesterday. They thought 8€ a litre was too much. Ho ho, let them eat euros then!

Sorry to break your bubble but all IS lost in the UK, as that is not extra virgin olive oil.

The label says so!

it's second press olive oil cut with a bit of extra virgen first cold press.

EVOO would be plastered all over the label if it were so,, but it isn't.

Cold press is also a minefield as it includes from room temperature mid 20's, the average bona fide temp in the better mills, up to 60c.

Higher the temperature the higher the yield. It's the first question of the season when you look for places to press.

I believe the mills do between 3 and 5 pressings. Cold press, a second hotter pressing IE mostly your oil - and then various lantern oils.

Just have to buy direct from growers and not from a supermarket, at least not in a supermarket outside olive country.

Do I get a prize for never going on ticktock? I hear it is very good at what it does, which is probably why it is disliked by those invested in the competition. Nostr social media of course is in a league of its own.

The Guardian and Gates, a more warped combination of so-say reasonable influencers would be hard to find.

His foundation are in the Guardian rather a lot.

The journalists there are losing their way as much as the entities they criticise.

And Gates a philanthropic nice guy. He's just like all the pretender psycho billionaires. Follow what he does not what he says.