Sorry fw , yes with you now .
Round here we had non stop rain , but a good year for silage and haylage . Don't know about the nutritional content though ?
My horses are holding weight so far this year .
My spuds were lovely this year , and i moved the whole crop to a different bed 1/3rd of the way through the season .
Still digging them up now , best spuds in years .
A couple of farmers i know here , sowed barley late due to the weather and it didn't head up at all , so they cut it for silage . I grew a tiny amount of oats and barley planted late (spilled seed) and it croped very well . Another lot , 3 10'x10' , beds sowed late , i lost to the rain , it got beaten flat , too late to recover , just before flowering .
My garlic was small , planted in March , harvested very late , but it is very strong and is keeping very well .
Beetroot was fantastic , other stuff got mullered due to weather , slugs , birds , or just washed away in heavy rain water .
Lady on the radio just now was saying some veg may lack some vits or mins , but others will be fine . She said what happens to it after harvest would have a bigger effect . Just eat as varied diet as poss she said .
Didn't catch what she was , but it was a food nutritionist of some sort lol , will see if she comes on again later .
I would have thought that home grown veg , eaten fresh in the main , would be so much better than mass produced chemical pap , that even if it did lack some content , it would still be better than the chemically fed gunk ?
Rice may be a good crop to try this year ?