Cottontail Rabbits in Relation to Trees and Farm Crops

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In this book, Lantz investigates the feeding habits of cottontail rabbits and their preferences for various crops and tree species. He documents the extent of damage caused by these rabbits to young trees, garden plants, and agricultural crops, offering data on how their populations can affect farm productivity. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding rabbit behavior and ecology to develop effective management strategies that minimize damage while maintaining healthy populations.The book also discusses the role of habitat in influencing rabbit populations and their interactions with crops. Lantz explores how environmental factors, such as cover, food availability, and land use practices, can impact the presence of cottontail rabbits in agricultural areas. He provides recommendations for land management practices that can help mitigate rabbit-related damage, such as protective measures for young trees and strategies for crop rotation.

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Pagina's: 44, Paperback, Anson Street Press