British farmers face worst wheat harvest for a decade
Bad weather over the last year has left many farmers facing one of the worst wheat harvests in Britain for more than a decade.
They say planting last autumn was wrecked by heavy rain and flooding.
But some crops - particularly fruit - have benefited from the wet weather followed by the long spell of warm sunshine.
Sian Lloyd reports from Bobbington in South Staffordshire.
09 Aug 2013
- From the section UK