Is Palmer paranoia a threat to conservation?
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Janke, Adam
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Most wildlife biologists and hunters, like me, admittedly have less of a mainstream attitude toward weeds. Those of us who spend fall mornings behind bird dogs or summer days glassing butterflies look upon field edges and odd areas in a different light.
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This article is published as Janke, Adam. Is Palmer Paranoia a threat to conservation? Wallaces Farmer, July 14, 2017. Posted with permission.
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