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Strong winds have been breaking a farmer's corn plants. How would you try to protect the field?
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Strong winds have been breaking a

farmer's corn plants. How would you
try to protect the field?

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If you live in an especially windy place, it's wise to grow corn in a sheltered spot or behind a windbreak. Bushy trees that absorb the wind or slatted fences are better than solid walls that reroute the wind over their top.
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