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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 196367" data-attributes="member: 217"><a href="http://www.qdma.com" target="_blank">www.qdma.com</a>Does anyone know if there is such a group active in north dakota Shelter belts were utilized in many areas where soil has a tendency to blow away from the type of equipment used to get the fields ready for spring crops. With the introduction of the no till approach shelter belts are not needed. Unless farmers can work with thier local congress to get back federal funding to bring back crp. Well the truth is neither of these two policies are ever coming back the way they were 20 years ago. Hemp will be grown in north dakota like it has been growing in the north for 20+ years. [ATTACH]19026[/ATTACH]It will give outdoors man, farmers as wellbas dnrs or NDGF another alternative solution to protect the young mothers and thier off spring from predators. Not just deer but all wild game that need shelter from predators, worm shelter belts collect snow so one side will be full of snow which(like a orange snow fence) while the other side of the shelter belts will have significantly less snow. These areas protect herds of deer from the cold winds punishment when deer don't have to walk through deep snow drifts to get to a feeding area less predators can take on big healthy pregnant deer.</blockquote>