Why We Chop Down Cedar Trees | Confessions of a Pioneer Woman | Ree Drummond
Why We Chop Down Cedar Trees | Confessions of a Pioneer Woman | Ree Drummond
A guest post by Ree's husband, Ladd Drummond, about the menace to ranching and the natural environment posed by the eastern red cedar, an invasive species that sucks water out of the ground, reducing the native grasses available for grazing.
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