Windbreaks and sheltering trees on farms
Windbreaks reduce wind damage by sheltering stock and crops. Rows of trees and shrubs slow wind, lower soil erosion, and protect homes and farm buildings. Effectiveness varies with species, spacing, and local conditions, and windbreaks require maintenance to maximize protection.
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