Surveying the oaks about our roams, I'd say it's been a pretty poor year
for acorns. A significant number of oaks have no visible fruits, whilst most of the
others have a mix of low yield fruit or diseased fruit. If what I've seen on
our walks is representative of the forests' stands as a whole, it's going to be a
thin pannage for the oinkers. I've not noticed the quality and quantity
of beech mast this autumn, though I think I'd have noticed if it were good.
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