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Windbreaks are normally established from large cuttings planted in lines at a spacing of about 2 m.
Chapter 10 1996
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Windbreaks can also be constructed of non-living materials, which are likely to be expensive.
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture 1996
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Windbreaks are normally established from large cuttings planted in lines at a spacing of about 2 m.
Chapter 8 1996
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Windbreaks can also be constructed of non-living materials, which are likely to be expensive.
7: Water resources 1996
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Windbreaks and soil cover are more critical in the tropics than in temperate areas which have snow cover for several months of the year.
Chapter 24 1996
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Windbreaks and visual screens, defined as a maximum of four rows of trees, do not require a planting permit.
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Use of Windbreaks - Choose an area where there are tall plants in between plants of the same family or species.
Chapter 5 1993
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Windbreaks can also produce additional income from firewood and poles.
21. Alley farming 1992
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Windbreaks, shades, and cropping patterns that protect the garden from harsh winds and sun can reduce water requirements and increase yields (Figure 10.12).
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Windbreaks should have from 20-50% porosity, that is allow
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