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Three days ago, driving home from the Suffolk Show at Ipswich (where I was a steward in the Suffolk BKA tent) my wife and I passed several fields of apparently dense green foliage with white flowers - denser foliage than potatoes. We could not stop to investigate as the traffic was horrendous++.
We couldn't suss what crop was growing. Could it be buckwheat, as per another current thread?
http://www.honeytraveler.com/single-flower-honey/buckwheat-honey/?fdx_switcher=true
My apiary is 30 miles west of Ipswich and I've experienced a massive flow, continuing despite the OSR being well over. I haven't spotted any such white-flowered crops nearby however. I do have fields of field-beans nearby but currently they don't resemble what we saw from the car.
Any ideas?
We couldn't suss what crop was growing. Could it be buckwheat, as per another current thread?
http://www.honeytraveler.com/single-flower-honey/buckwheat-honey/?fdx_switcher=true
My apiary is 30 miles west of Ipswich and I've experienced a massive flow, continuing despite the OSR being well over. I haven't spotted any such white-flowered crops nearby however. I do have fields of field-beans nearby but currently they don't resemble what we saw from the car.
Any ideas?