Reduced squirrel numbers due to harsh winter result in improved cobnut harvest

The long, cold winter has sharply reduced the number of squirrels that cobnut growers have had to contend with this season, leading to an above-average crop, according to Kentish Cobnuts Association membership secretary Martin Adam.

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