BISMARCK -- Seen from the air, much of North Dakota's forest grows in rows laid out on the land as if by a ruler. That legacy forest of tree rows and shelterbelts is getting old and decrepit, leaving ...
BISMARCK – Seen from the air, much of North Dakota's forest grows in rows laid out on the land as if by a ruler. That legacy forest of tree rows and shelterbelts is getting old and decrepit, leaving ...
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