Heritage Farms: Nurturing Traditions on the Land

Heritage farms are the heart of Britain’s agricultural legacy, where time-honored methods of farming have been passed down through generations. These farms often employ sustainable, organic practices that preserve the health of the soil, protect biodiversity, and foster a balanced relationship with nature. In an era where industrial agriculture dominates, many heritage farms struggle to survive, putting both their unique techniques and the local ecosystems they support at risk.

Preserving heritage farms is essential not only to maintaining the diversity of crops and livestock but also to safeguarding the cultural and environmental wisdom that has sustained Britain’s rural landscapes for centuries.

Each of the pages below has a list of contact details for people, companies, organisations… If you find any errors or omissions, please let us know at Support@EndangeredBritish.com and we will do our best to rectify it as soon as we can.  

Thank you – to all our farmers, modern and heritage, and a special thank you to those who are keeping alive the practices of the past from which we can still learn so much…