Village Green Magazine

Farming & Rural Stuff

"Village Green Magazine, edited by farm worker Jake Waller, is a 96 page mixed bag of articles and interviews focused on the British countryside's hoi polloi and all that happens around the village green.

It points the 35mm lens at the genuine and independent grafters, steering clear of harping on about anybody too snooty.

In this issue:
— A Day with Gravediggaz: The Forgotten Graftaz
— Microdairies: A three-part snoop around the farms defying dairy’s continuing trend towards huge herds
— Rose-Tinted Rural: The countryside isn't just a pretty face for weekend warriors
— Shuttin' Up Shop: The story of another village shop closure
— Gerald Miles: The wisdom and wild rides of this infamous anti-GM activist
— John Letts Interview: A radical rethink of British grain production with the father of the heritage grain movement
— A Cynic's Guide to Country Pubs by Harvey Hodgson
— Last of the Cloggers by Philip Walling
— Collecting Ladybirds: Discussing the success and history of Ladybird books with collector and expert, Helen Day"