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Farmers are flocking to buy a bird scarer that uses fire alarms and flashing lights to keep pigeons off oilseed rape crops.
More than 300 orders have been placed in less than a week after a video of the ear-splitting device was posted online by Lincolnshire farmer George Atkinson.
The bird scarer was designed by local inventor and entrepreneur Chris Reet, who runs an electrical engineering business based at Folkingham...
