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What We Do

We manage our land primarily for nature recovery. Our farmland is home to our Tyddewi Herd of Welsh Black cattle, arable crops such as wheat and acres of wildlife habitat including wildflower meadows, Rhos pasture, marshy grassland and heath. Our research investigates how we can farm to feed a growing population and look after wildlife at the same time.

Despite our name, we don’t actually ‘farm’ bugs at The Bug Farm, but we do have an insect farming display in our Museum.

If you want to know more about what we do behind the scenes, you can download an article we wrote in March 2026 about our farming, research and nature recovery.

The Farm

Our farm is managed following results from our research, putting science into practice

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Research

Scientific research underpins all we do here at the Bug Farm

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Dung Beetles Direct

Dedicated to researching the role that dung beetles play in British farming systems

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Nature Recovery

Here at The Bug Farm, our number one priority is nature recovery

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