Resources
Further reading
Le Couteur, J. 1836. On the varieties, properties and classification of wheat. Jersey.
Percival, J. 1921. The wheat plant: a monograph. London.
Bakery Bits, Somerset. John Letts miller of Lammas Fayre Heritage Flour. https://www.bakerybits.co.uk/john-letts
Tickell, O. 2016. Farming with the grain - John Letts and his evolutionary 'made for organic' heritage seeds. The Ecologist Magazine, 10.11.2016.
Letts, John 2020. Continuous Grain Cropping: John Letts explains how to grow wheat without rotation. The Land Magazine. https://www.thelandmagazine.org.uk/articles/continuous-grain-cropping
The Rise of Real Bread. https://www.resurgence.org/magazine/article3811-the-rise-of-real-bread.html
BBC 2018. “On Your Farm”. Future Food: Heritage Harvest
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b0b3b4lx
The King’s Cross Bun Project, 2019. https://www.kingscrossbun.co.uk/heritage-grain
Letts, John 1999. Smoke-Blackened Thatch: A Unique Source of Late Medieval Plant Remains from Southern England. 2nd Revised edition. Historic England & The University of Reading.
Letts, John 2007. Growing Straw for Thatching: A Guide. Martock, Somerset: Conservation of Historic Thatch (COHT) Committee.
Moir, J. and Letts, J. 1999. Thatching in England: 1790-1940. Part 1, English Heritage Research Transactions 5. London: James & James
Cox, J. and Letts, J.B. 2000. Thatch: Thatching in England 1940-1994. English Heritage Research Transactions, Research and Case Studies in Architectural Conservation 6. London: James & James
Lupton, F. 1987. Wheat Breeding: its scientific basis. London: Chapman and Hall.
Harris, D. and G. Hillman 1989. Foraging and Farming: the Evolution of Plant Exploitation. Routledge: One World Archaeology.