New houses, new farming problems
As Milton Keynes city moves closer to us every year, it bring a fresh set of challenges. Trampled tracks appear in the crop where there are no footpaths, along with rocks and sticks dropped by exploring children.
Driving the combine I have to be completely focused to spot any foreign objects before they are dragged into the combine and do some serious damage.
*Rich is a farmer in Buckinghamshire, England
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