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Creative Use for
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Cedar Trees
Acupressure
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Why not consider a natural cedar fence while controlling brush and
improving pasture for more beneficial equine use?
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Remove cedars from your pasture to:
- Control brush
- Encourage grass growth
- Conserve water for more useful purposes
- Make room for more beneficial saplings to grow into fruit/nut
bearing trees
No grass will grow under cedar trees, leaving your pasture barren
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and vulnerable to erosion. Cedars are also notorious for huge
water consumption and rapid reproduction. Cedars do allow some
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coverage for deer and are a low-forage choice for goats, but have no
real equine benefit.
Current practices include “brush sculpting” which leaves breaks of
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