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December 10, 2011The Pecan (Carya illinoinensis) is a very large tree of the hickory family, native to the southern and central parts...
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February 12, 2011When most people talk about blueberries, what they’re actually referring to is the fruit of the native mast-producing shrub Vaccinium...
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November 13, 2010Stump culture is a type of conifer tree harvesting that is closely related to the practice of coppicing used to...
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September 20, 2010Afghanistan was once famous for its fruit and nut orchards. In the 1960′s, the country was food self-sufficient and earned...
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September 17, 2010Whether you have 1000 acres or 1/4 acre, planting an edible hedge offers many benefits to you, to wildlife and...
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August 11, 2010For many farmers and landowners, Return On Investment (ROI) is a major concern when converting crop or pasture land to...
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June 30, 2010Psychological studies have found that the type of landscape that is found most universally beautiful by humans is a grassland...
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February 8, 2010Analog forestry is a system of sustainable forestry that seeks to recreate the structure and function of a diverse natural...
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February 6, 2010Most mast-producing trees and shrubs bloom in spring, so they do not provide an adequate year-round source of nectar and...
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February 6, 2010Agroforestry is the combination of trees and shrubs with crops and/or livestock to produce more a diverse, productive, and profitable...
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February 2, 2010Coppicing is an ancient form of woodlot management that was widely practiced in Europe for thousands of years and is...
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January 19, 2010Woody agriculture is a new agriculture discipline that focuses on intensive production of staple food and fuel crops using woody...
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