fencerows

Due to the loss of habitat (farmers removing fencerows), coyotes and the blizzard of ` 78.

What's great about your state? 2010

Due to the loss of habitat (farmers removing fencerows), coyotes and the blizzard of ` 78.

What's great about your state? 2010

And now they've forgotten why fencerows are important, and they're falling down on crop rotation.

Fuel from germs ewillett 2010

And there are familiar features that deer prefer for covert movement: tangled creekbottoms, brushy fencerows, swamp edges.

Big Buck Boot Camp: Your Complete Guide to Better Whitetail Deer Hunting Skills 2007

That uncultivated 25 percent would not be one square 40-acre polygon, but a 20-acre cow - and pig-proof woodlot, a 10-acre undrained wetland, a cow - and pig-proof stream gallery adding up to 5 acres, and an odd 5 acres of fencerows, draws, roadside prairie and the like.

Aldo Leopold's Legacy 2008

Can a farmer afford to devote land to fencerows for a patch of ladyslippers, a remnant of prairie, or just scenery?

Excerpts from Aldo Leopold's Writings 2008

Can a farmer afford to devote land to fencerows for the birds, to snag-trees for the coons and flying squirrels?

Excerpts from Aldo Leopold's Writings 2008

Birds lurk along the edges, in the boundary lines formed by fencerows and ditches, and in the wider bands of straight-line cover formed by shelterbelts and buffer strips.

Where Pheasants Hide 2003

The open spaces of the farm and prairie mean that dense CRP fields, wooded fencerows, and brushy creekbottoms are deer magnets.

Bucks Under Pressure 2003

This innovation also called “alley cropping” involves planting fast-growing, nitrogen-fixing trees in hedges along fencerows so as to provide firewood, with the foliage used for livestock feed and as a mulch and green manure on the crops planted between the hedges.

Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 2003