Agroforestry in the Sussex Hills, East Sussex

This innovative agroforestry project integrates keyline patterning with biodiversity enhancement, transforming a farm in the Sussex Hills into a model of regenerative land use.

Key Features:

  • 500+ native trees planted, interspersed with fruit and nut species.

  • Hydrological improvements to enhance water distribution.

  • Collaboration with a prestigious estate to diversify land productivity.

  • Ecosystem services, including carbon sequestration and habitat creation.

  • Future on-site processing of produce for high-end markets.

This project uses keyline design and alley cropping to increase soil health and biodiversity. By carefully managing water flow and planting a variety of trees, the land is primed to produce food, fuel, and fibre sustainably. The partnership with the estate aims to create long-term economic and ecological resilience, while also engaging local businesses for premium organic produce.

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