On-farm woodland and tree resources have potential to add significant value to agricultural enterprises and landscapes through income diversification, livestock and crop protection, soil stability, enhanced water quality, wildlife and pollinator habitat, recreation, aesthetics and mental health benefits. However, “back 40 timber” and other on-farm woodlands are often forgotten, underutilized, undervalued, and even degraded...
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