fence·row (f ns r  )n. The uncultivated land on each side of a fence. |
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| I continue to believe that some expansion is occurring in the Midwest, but very few producers are looking at going fencerow to fencerow production. America's national champ, near Petrolia, California, is less than half that height because it grows in a fencerow instead of a forest. Berenbaum and her colleagues tested black swallowtails because they, like monarchs, favor plants abundant beside crop fields and fencerows. |
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