Biodiversity
Create habitat, edges, shelter, and flowering succession so the growing system has ecological support.
Practices
Practical methods for soil, water, food, habitat, and resilient learning on real land.
Create habitat, edges, shelter, and flowering succession so the growing system has ecological support.
Use protected growing to extend seasons, manage wind and wet weather, and raise reliable crops in cool climates.
Design layered perennial planting that supports habitat, resilience, production, and long-term succession.
Slow, spread, store, and sink water where appropriate while respecting wet Welsh conditions and erosion risks.
Turn local organic matter into living fertility while reducing waste and closing loops on site.
Protect soil structure, reduce disturbance, and build fertility with mulch, compost, observation, and patient management.