Report touts upside, refutes downside of hedgerows

A two-year study by University of California researchers says that hedgerows, the strips of vegetation along the edges of fields, take up so little space that they are not a shelter for rodents or a source of food-borne pathogens. The findings, which are consistent with findings in a 2015 UC-Davis study, are timely because the… » Read More

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