Planning tree windbreaks in Missouri (1997)

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Slusher, John P.
 Wallace, Doug

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1997

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crops, cattle, noise barrier, location, shape, design, tree, spacing, planting, shrub

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Your need for a windbreak is measured by the benefits you can receive from one. Windbreak research has indicated that heat-energy savings of up to 40 percent are possible when you use windbreaks. Most of these savings result from reduced wind velocity and, therefore, reduced air infiltration in homes downwind from the windbreak.

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