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Why Wiltshire farmers cut out crop circles
Karen & Steve Alexander (www.temporarytemples.co.uk) invited Tim Carson, a farmer in the Pewsey Vale, to speak at their conference ‘Summer Crop Circle Lectures‘ in Devizes on Sunday 28th July 2013.
He explains why many crop circles are being cut out by farmers immediately after they appear. This decision and action was taken by local farmers in the summer of 2012. A lot of visitors from all over the world are disappointed by these reactions from the farmers. In this video you will get a short insight about why the farmers decided to act like they do.
This video also includes an explanation by Monique Klinkenbergh of why she became involved in trying to save the crop circles from this fate and also setting the record straight about gossip and misconceptions surrounding the Access pass initiative run by the Crop Circle Information Co-ordination Centre at the Woodborough Garden Centre in Wiltshire.
German Television broadcasts program on Crop Circles in Wiltshire
A seven minute video broadcast recently shown on Euroblick (Bavarian) German Television about Crop Circles in the Wiltshire area.
EuroBlick, German TV
Crop Circles and the initiative of Monique Klinkenbergh to compensate farmers for their losses featured on EuroBlick, a program on Bavarian television broadcast each Sunday from 17.30 to 18.00 (18.30 UK time). They report about current events happening across Europe.
The Telegraph, UK
Title: ‘Farmers to reap profit from crop circles‘
By The Telegraph
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
By Edward Malnick
Farmers are to make a profit from people venturing on to their land to look at crop circles. More…
Western Daily Press, UK
Title: ‘Crop circle scheme to link fans and farmers‘
By Western Daily Press
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
By Tristan Cork
For decades there has been conflict in the fields of Wiltshire – between the farmers and the steady stream of crop circle devotees. More…
New venue for the Crop Circle Centre
We are happy to inform you that a new venue for the Crop Circle Centre has been finalized. It is to be located at The Woodborough Garden Centre near Pewsey and will be operational on the ground and trough the internet from 15th June 2013.
This Centre evolves out of existing Crop Circle Information Centre – Silent Circle – and the Dutch Crop Circle Information Centre. It will be directed by Derek Viner, Charles Mallett and Monique Klinkenbergh.