Northern residents may not be familiar with kuzdu, but at the mention of this plant many Southerners" minds would probably spring to its various nicknames: the "mile a minute vine," the "green scourge," or the "drop it and run vine." Kuzdu, a trailing and climbing vine associated with the legume ...
Perhaps the best remembered and most influential leaders of that movement is author Louis Bromfield, who hailed the "new agriculture developing slowly in America for the past 30 years," wherein "observant and intelligent farmers, school teachers, bureau or academic men, men and women in back gardens or an acre or two have been watching their soil, living with it, feeling it under their feet, learning from it." ...
According to prior research based on one source: "Maine regulations require forested separation zones between clear-cuts that are greater than 250 feet to be equal in size to adjacent clear-cuts in order to address impacts on wildlife habitat and provide a healthy and sustainable forest" (State of Maine, 2000). ...
