By planting cover crops or flowering plants during the fallow period, the festival could dramatically enhance soil structure, increase water retention and boost biodiversity, writes Agreena's Thomas Gent
Just a few weeks ago, hundreds of thousands of pairs of feet thudded the ground on Worthy Farm as Glastonbury Festival put on its spectacular yearly show of music, arts and culture. The scale of the festival...
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