Heritage Agriculture: Preserving the Roots of Our Land

Heritage agriculture is the practice of growing crops and raising livestock using traditional methods passed down through generations. These techniques reflect the intimate relationship between people, the land, and the environment, fostering biodiversity, sustainability, and resilience.

As modern industrial farming expands, the wisdom of these older methods risks being lost. By preserving heritage agriculture, we protect rare and native species, support local ecosystems, and safeguard cultural traditions that are integral to Britain’s rural identity. Keeping these practices alive is essential to maintaining the balance between nature and agriculture while ensuring future generations can enjoy the rich diversity of our countryside.

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