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PRAIRIE FARMING SOUTH DOWNS KENT GRUBBED OUT HEDGES 1990S

Prairie farming South Downs, Kent circa June 1992. Farmers remove traditional and often ancient hedgerows to create huge open hedges-less fields. This is clearly good for farming giving the farmer a sense of scale. One huge field rather than many small field that are perhaps difficult to manage. However the loss of hedgerows has been identified as a factor in the decline of many plant and animal species traditionally associated with farmland.
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Prairie Farming South Downs, Kent. Ecology, Environment UK 1990s
Prairie farming South Downs, Kent circa June 1992. Farmers remove traditional and often ancient hedgerows to create huge open hedges-less fields. This is clearly good for farming giving the farmer a sense of scale. One huge field rather than many small field that are perhaps difficult to manage. However the loss of hedgerows has been identified as a factor in the decline of many plant and animal species traditionally associated with farmland.

Filename: Prairie Farming Kent Grubbed Up Hedges 04HSB-10148289.jpg
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From gallery: PRAIRIE FARMING SOUTH DOWNS KENT GRUBBED OUT HEDGES 1990S
Source: Homer Sykes
Date: 1 Jan 1992
Location: Kent UK
Credit: Homer Sykes
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Keywords:
  • Prairie Farming
  • South Downs
  • Kent Ecology
  • Environment
  • Deforestation
  • Grubbed Up Hedges
  • Farming
  • Agriculture
  • Sense Of Scale
  • Loss Of Hedgerows
  • England
  • UK
  • Archival
  • Archive Stock
  • Social History
  • Nobody
  • 1990-1999

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