BBC Countryfile Magazine

On the farm with Adam Henson

This has been the strangest spring I’ve ever known, no question about that! The coronavirus restrictions have closed schools and factories, swept millions of cars from our roads and plunged cinemas and theatres into darkness.

Cafés have pulled down the shutters and tourist attractions locked their gates, as I know only too well; my business partner and

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