Roger Evans: "Silage clamps should be built so that nosey people like me can see into them'"

This month, Roger Evans discusses moving to the country for a ‘good life' and takes a look at how grass has fared over recent months

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Roger Evans.

I mostly write about what I see and hear. Last summer, all the grass fields around here were burnt brown by the sun, but it was quite a mild winter, apart from a big snow, and the fields soon greened up....

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