Windbreak Spacing is a structural parameter in agro-environmental planning that specifies the optimal distance between adjacent windbreaks to maximize wind velocity reduction and protect crops while minimizing land use and turbulence effects.
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9. Benefits of windbreaks to field and forage crops
John Kort · Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment · 1988 · 311 citations
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