We launched Circle Makers Speak after our Instagram account Crop Circle Explorer ran a brief question and answer session with a human circle maker. In mid-2025 we decided to repeat the exercise and received more than 70 questions from curious readers.
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This small oilseed rape formation appeared on top of Waden Hill, Avebury. It overlooks West Kennett Avenue and the large field near Falkner’s Circle which briefly hosted a circle in barley during 2025.
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‘Mike Farrow’ recently posted an article on his website relating to expectations for the 2026 season. He raises something we heard a lot at the end of last season: the idea that circle making teams are reporting each other to the police.
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It seems our recent article on Andrew Pyrka, ‘Mike Farrow’ and the Canvas Of Gold website has touched a very raw nerve. We knew it would and we weren’t disappointed.
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On Easter Sunday morning, The Croppie’s email inbox chimed with a surprising message: the ‘Crop Circle Messiah’ had likely risen from the grave after the best part of seven years away from the croppie scene.
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2025 set a precedent for tedium. The rare genuine crop circles were vastly outweighed by generally clumsy hoaxes and ‘collabs’ from the convicted criminals of Dene Hine and Deiniol Davies. We knew that as soon as they rushed out to the fields, their weird looking little puppy with a Kangol hat and a pea on its ear, Mark ‘Billy’ Breen, would psychically receive instructions to get the first footage for his TikTok account and Hine’s Facebook group.
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Top of the Croppies 2025 (Part Two) INTRODUCTION 2026 was a crop circle season that will be...
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Top of the Croppies 2025 (Part One) INTRODUCTION The 2025 crop circle season hummed with such a...
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1991 marked the end of the golden era for cerealogy. Hearts would be broken, reputations already damaged the previous year would be near enough destroyed, and the public’s relationship with the phenomenon completely altered.
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The Croppie loves the crop circles reconstructions posted online by Dutch electrical engineer Zef Damen. However, The Croppie has been asked on a few occasions whether Zef’s crop circle reproductions follow the practical methodology used by circle makers in a field.
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