Trainedobserver, thanks for sharing your views, which often provide a reality check for me.
We all know that some crop-circles are man-made, so that is nothing new.
Matthew Williams claimed that the crop research scientists faked their credentials and provided dubious lab results, but he did not back up those claims with evidence.
For example, he said that Dr. Levengood is not a "Dr.", but a self-trained biophysicist.
Here are Levengood's bio/credentials on some websites:
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Dr. W. C. Levengood, formerly of Physics Department of the University of Michigan, retired professor in Biophysics, researcher of the Institute of Science and Technology at the University of Michigan, and author of the article "Evidence for Charge Density Pulses Associated with Bioelectric fields in living Organisms," Journal of Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine.
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Dr. Levengood has impressive credentials which include six patents and fifty papers for international scientific journals.
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I did not see any disputes on those credentials on the web.