Ancient British farming craft returns as 2,500 farmers revive 1,300km of hedgerows for wildlife, floods

Farmers are witnessing a renaissance in ancient hedge laying techniques, breathing new life into this traditional practice.

By leveraging government grants, these farmers are restoring mature hedgerows, which not only aid in flooding prevention but also significantly enhance biodiversity.

This revived method serves as a crucial ally in capturing atmospheric carbon, thereby benefiting both the environment and agriculture after being overlooked for many years.