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The High Weald Wilderness or forest is largely a wooded, pastoral landscape with some fruit and hop growing at its eastern end. Its main products are fruit and drink such as juice, wine and beer; coppiced timber for fencing, logs and charcoal; meat, largely beef and lamb; and dairy items.
There are many local products based on sheep, goat or cows milk available from the... Read more Farming in the High Weald has primarily been based around grazing animals: distinctive conker-coloured Sussex... Read more English made grape-based wines are more widely available than ever and the High Weald is... Read more Charcoal is made by heating wood out of contact with air. Charcoal burning is one... Read more Coppice is woodland where the trees are cut periodically and are left to regrow from... Read more The High Weald remains one of the areas traditionally associated with the growing of hops... Read more Orchards are scattered across the whole of the AONB, but are concentrated in the Kent... Read moreDairy products
Meat and poultry products
Wine
Charcoal
Coppice products
Hop products
Fruit products
