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Glastonbury Festival takes a 'fallow year' every five or six years, as it did last year, to allow the land at Worthy Farm to recover from the impact of hundreds of thousands of attendees. This break helps preserve the site's ecosystem and ensures the festival remains sustainable, preventing burnout for organisers and locals too.
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