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Heritage grains are a challenge which is starting to pay off on Cornish farm

Growing heritage grains has been a long journey for the Radmore family, but it is one they are passionate about, ensuring varieties are best suited to their climate

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Heritage grains are a challenge which is starting to pay off on Cornish farm

Will Radmore and his wife, Larisa, set out with a goal of growing oats without fungicide treatments about 10 years ago. "I had two interests – one was growing oats, the other was to see if I could...

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