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‘Absolutely catastrophic, as it shut the wheat down and put it into its next growing stage.’ Farmer Andrew Ward compares two bags of wheat from 2025 and 2026 with GB News National Reporter Jack Carson, emphasising the impact of the heat and lack of rainfall on crops.

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