Winter Wheat Win Filling the cart with this year's harvest at Laws Farm near Monifeith
Monifieth’s Mackie family’s winter wheat, the Skyscraper variety, is yielding 4.5 tons per acre.
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In 2012, Rob's path took a distinct turn as he delved into the heart of agricultural storytelling. Joining the esteemed ranks of The Scottish Farmer. Traversing the length and breadth of the country, documenting agricultural events and features that defined the Scottish farming experience.
In 2012, Rob's path took a distinct turn as he delved into the heart of agricultural storytelling. Joining the esteemed ranks of The Scottish Farmer. Traversing the length and breadth of the country, documenting agricultural events and features that defined the Scottish farming experience.
Monifieth’s Mackie family’s winter wheat, the Skyscraper variety, is yielding 4.5 tons per acre.
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