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In Your Field: Alice Dyer and Adam Lockwood - 'This cereals harvest is particularly exciting'

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In Your Field: Alice Dyer and Adam Lockwood - 'This cereals harvest is particularly exciting'

As I write this, the first field of winter oats has just been cleared and cereals harvest is officially go. We opted to forage this particular field for a nearby grower with an anaerobic digestion plant...

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