HPHannah Priest

1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Hannah Priest

   Opinion: Food seasonality involves anticipation, not inconvenience - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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   Walk into a supermarket today and you can buy almost anything you fancy. Strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes, asparagus – take your pick. Somewhere along the way, we have engineered the seasons off the shelves. The trouble is, we haven’t engineered them out of farming. Modern food has made life incredibly easy for the consumer. We can have almost anything we want, whenever we want it, and constant availability has become normal. The food system has become so good at providing choice that it has

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2. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Hannah Priest

   Opinion: Rest isn't weakness, it's part of the job - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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   Everyone talks about the weather. We have to. It’s the one “colleague” we never chose, the one “deadline” we can’t negotiate, and the one “competitor” we’ll never beat. The old saying, “make hay while the sun shines,” isn’t just a quaint phrase, it’s a mindset. We spend our careers competing against something we can never control. Yet, for all the conversations we have about the weather, there’s one thing we rarely mention once the rush is over. Fatigue. See also: Opinion – saying ‘no’ to camper

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