Change was the theme of Claydon Drills’ open day, held at its Wickhambrook Farm and HQ in Suffolk. The need to reduce costs due to poor grain prices drove the development of the first Claydon drill. “Change nothing and nothing changes,” said export manager Simon Revell as he took visitors through the soil pit. He questioned whether those who don’t change will be forced to do so. He noted that growers in southern European states like Bulgaria and Romania are having to abandon some crops, after getting just 350mm of rain and summer temperatures of 40C, often for weeks on…