BBC Countryfile viewers were less than thrilled with the show’s latest offering, sharing their grievances on social media soon after the episode aired.
In the recent programme, presenters Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith explored a Cambridgeshire farm where forward-thinking farmer David Mwanaka cultivates an impressive 485 acres of native Zimbabwean crops, including white maize.
The episode also featured segments on a community farm producing uncommon varieties like oca and quinoa alongside Adam Henson, who was helping with a tea harvest in Cornwall.
But it wasn’t long into the broadcast before fans expressed their discontent online, with some branding the episode as “boring.”
A disgruntled viewer posted: ” Boring #countryfile today,” reports the Express.
Another went on to critique: “This first story is really terribly done – nothing but a never-ending pointless interview- no one does anything except drive to nowhere, apparently.”
While critiquing the maize feature, one said: “Just what …