Layering a Hedge, Aberystwyth University Farm, Trawscoed, Ceredigion, Wales
Hedge laying is a country skill, typically found in the United Kingdom and Ireland, which, through the creation and maintenance of hedges, achieves:
- the formation of livestock-proof barriers;
- rejuvenation of existing hedgerows, by encouraging them to put on new growth
helping to improve their overall structure and strength, affording greater weather protection to crops and wildlife;
- provision of aesthetically pleasing screens to fields and gardens.
This hedge is being layed on The Aberystwyth University Farm Trawscoed, Llanafan, Ceredigion, West Wales.
Stock photo by Paddy Bergin
- the formation of livestock-proof barriers;
- rejuvenation of existing hedgerows, by encouraging them to put on new growth
helping to improve their overall structure and strength, affording greater weather protection to crops and wildlife;
- provision of aesthetically pleasing screens to fields and gardens.
This hedge is being layed on The Aberystwyth University Farm Trawscoed, Llanafan, Ceredigion, West Wales.
Stock photo by Paddy Bergin
Paddy Bergin
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