Reporting in Alex Waugh, director general, the National Association of British and Irish Millers
One of the longest UK wheat harvests is now all but complete, having started under burning hot skies in mid-July. Because of the early drought and heatwave followed by August rains the quality of the crop is variable. Soil type, geographic location and individual variety of wheat all play ...
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