Via Bonnie Gadsden
Over two thousand years older than chain link.
A hedge with summer foliage. A living hedge not only keeps livestock
fenced but also prevents soil erosion and water runoff. Living hedges
are good wind blocks and snow collectors as well as habitat to birds,
insects and small mammals. And they sequester carbon, rather than
produce it, such as during the manufacture of chain link or plastic.
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