Jason Gregory
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 271
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- Sep 29, 2026
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The rural radar: why farmers will always be the eyes and ears of the bush (opens the original)
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Farmers are often the first to know when something is out of place. It might be a gate left open, fresh tyre marks, people moving around an area where they should not be or a new pest in a crop. On Sunday night it was three vans blocking a back road near RAF Fairford, a base in England's West Country used by the US Air Force. A local producer returning home from a party noted the signwriting on one van, saying FUEL 2YOU, looked wrong and the phone number on it was a digit short. When she tried t
The rural radar: why farmers will always be the eyes and ears of the bush (opens the original)
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Farmers are often the first to know when something is out of place. It might be a gate left open, fresh tyre marks, people moving around an area where they should not be or a new pest in a crop. On Sunday night it was three vans blocking a back road near RAF Fairford, a base in England's West Country used by the US Air Force. A local producer returning home from a party noted the signwriting on one van, saying FUEL 2YOU, looked wrong and the phone number on it was a digit short. When she tried t
The rural radar: why farmers will always be the eyes and ears of the bush (opens the original)
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Farmers are often the first to know when something is out of place. It might be a gate left open, fresh tyre marks, people moving around an area where they should not be or a new pest in a crop. On Sunday night it was three vans blocking a back road near RAF Fairford, a base in England's West Country used by the US Air Force. A local producer returning home from a party noted the signwriting on one van, saying FUEL 2YOU, looked wrong and the phone number on it was a digit short. When she tried t
The rural radar: why farmers will always be the eyes and ears of the bush (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Farmers are often the first to know when something is out of place. It might be a gate left open, fresh tyre marks, people moving around an area where they should not be or a new pest in a crop. On Sunday night it was three vans blocking a back road near RAF Fairford, a base in England's West Country used by the US Air Force. A local producer returning home from a party noted the signwriting on one van, saying FUEL 2YOU, looked wrong and the phone number on it was a digit short. When she tried t
The rural radar: why farmers will always be the eyes and ears of the bush (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Farmers are often the first to know when something is out of place. It might be a gate left open, fresh tyre marks, people moving around an area where they should not be or a new pest in a crop. On Sunday night it was three vans blocking a back road near RAF Fairford, a base in England's West Country used by the US Air Force. A local producer returning home from a party noted the signwriting on one van, saying FUEL 2YOU, looked wrong and the phone number on it was a digit short. When she tried t
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