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    EDITOR’S NOTE

    Sep 28, 2021 0 minutes
    Garry Coward-Williams, Editor

    “Judging from last week’s letters about the poor quality of readers are not confident in the quality or usage of the current peat alternatives. We went back to producers and the trade to get their response; you can read more on page 6. Perhaps the most extraordinary comment came from a trade representative, who felt there may not be enough room on the bags to print the guidance we are asking for. Really?! It’s not a packet of crisps, it’s a huge bag of compost! We need more guidance from every producer — I’m sure they can find the space to write it if they try.”

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