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Why Plant Mast-Producing Trees? Mast-producing trees provide many benefits for wildlife, for humans, and for the environment. Mast is one of the most important food...
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    Our mission is to restore the bounty of North America's native woodlands by raising awareness of the many benefits mast-producing trees provide to wildlife, humanity, and the environment, and serving as an information resource for people interested in planting or managing mast-producing trees and forests.
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