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'Any fan of The Archers will down this book in grateful glugs . . . As hilarious, charming, eccentric, informative, addictive and delightful as the show itself' Stephen Fry ‘A masterclass on how to weave environmental education and activism into popular media’ David R. Montgomery, co-author of Growing a Revolution and What Your Food Ate ‘A must for all Archers listeners’ Tim Bentinck ‘A fascinating insight into Britain’s longest-running rural soap opera, diving into the characters, storylines and how they ebb and flow with British agriculture through the decades. Full of wit, humour and the realities of British agriculture.’ Jake Fiennes, General Manager of Holkham Estate

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Graham Harvey is best known as a scriptwriter and agricultural story editor for The Archers, penning more than 600 episodes over 34 years and earning himself the nickname ‘the other Minister for Farming’. He has worked as a feature writer at Farmers Weekly and as a freelance journalist for a wide range of publications including the Sunday Times, Guardian, Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, New Scientist and Country Life. For four years he wrote the Old Muckspreader column in Private Eye. Graham’s first book, The Killing of the Countryside (Cape) won the BP Natural World Book Prize for environmental writing. Other books include The Forgiveness of Nature (Cape), We Want Real Food (Constable Robinson) and Grass-Fed Nation (Icon Books). In 2008 Harvey co-founded the Oxford Real Farming Conference, which has become Britain’s leading conference on ecological agriculture.

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