I have started reading the Sunday Telegraph again. I abandoned it after they redesigned it a couple of years ago. (A bit like when Coronation Street got rid of Lynne Perrie for having a double collagen implant).
I'm not entirely comfortable with any one newspaper. I try to avoid the Times because I don't like the thought of giving Rupert Murdoch any of my money. I try to read the Guardian or the Independent beacause they have a lot of features on food and the environment but I get the uneasy feeling that these papers disapprove of me somehow.
Anyway, today it was the Telegraph. There was a good article about Wiggly Wigglers in the business section. Heather Gorringe at Wiggly is one of the most inspiring people in agriculture today. She has demonstrated that being successful needn't involve supermarkets, drudgery or compromising your values.
I am not suggesting that my own experience of supplying supermarkets has involved drudgery or compromise. How could you think such a thing?
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