Hedges for forage and cover

Informative and interesting topic, of which I knew little...until reading this article. The photos helped illustrate the author's descriptions as well. Nice job!
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Thanks fuzzi; I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Very Informative! Love it!
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Thank you.
Very informative! I had no idea hedges could be so beneficial for the local flora and fauna. Great ideas on how to make more cover for the chickens
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Thank you; glad you found it useful.
I'm a hedge fan. Breaks my heart when I see hedges around houses ripped out in favour of a brick wall or fencing.
A well presented article with lovely pictures on a topic that is very relevant to ranging and free ranging chickens. A managed Blackthorn hedge keeps most creatures out.:D
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thanks Shad; it's a shame to cut down the blackthorn now, just before it bursts into life and colour, but it will be good to go for a few years unhindered now, and it's one of those 'got to break eggs to make omelettes' moments.
Very informative and inspiring. We have been considering fencing off our property from the road to give the chickens full access, but I think in addition to fencing, we should do hedges on the inside. It is a beautiful way to add security and make the area more interesting for our babies. Thank you @Perris
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well, that was a bit of luck with the timing! It's a long term investment in the sense that you have to wait years to see results, but it is so worth waiting for.
Thank you, Perris, for a very interesting article.
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you're welcome; glad you found it interesting.
Excellent info and the photos are very good.
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thanks; glad you found it useful.
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