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LATEST BLOG POST
Posted on July 8, 2024August 12, 2024 by Hannah Pomeroy
FROM FIELD TO MILL
Hannah Pomeroy After HarvestGone the sun-stained yellowStalks of grain; the
sallowClose-shorn fields lie fallow.Stalks and stubble brokenAre a rain-bleached
tokenThat the loam is mellow;That the land has spokenTrodden straw lies
shattered;Chaff is thinly scattered;Rain-bleached stubble broken.Grain was all
that mattered.– Maud E. Uschold Wheat field in Devon, 2007 – SWAT-002 ‘Grain
was all that mattered’. That was…
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