British author once faced a struggling 3,500-acre farm in Sussex before abandoning conventional farming; turned an estate into a wilding experiment
- PC: Isabella TreeOn a 3,500-acre estate in Sussex, the decision to stop farming conventionally did not mean simply leaving the land untouched.
- The change was partly driven by economics, but it also became an experiment in what might happen when natural processes were given more room.
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- PC: Isabella TreeOn a 3,500-acre estate in Sussex, the decision to stop farming conventionally did not mean simply leaving the land untouched.
- The change was partly driven by economics, but it also became an experiment in what might happen when natural processes were given more room.
Sources: Times of India