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I spent the afternoon with my BIL at my wife's home farm. Several years ago we cut back a bunch of small trees that were encroaching from the edge of the woods into the field. Mostly small ash, elm and maple. I was impressed by the amount of stump suckers exploding along that cleaned edge, filling in with raspberry and tall grass. This is a fairly open woodlot, and even this narrow band of brush dramatically reduces visibility into the woods. Now this has me thinking about thickening some other edges along the field/woods.
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