Hello, 

I am looking to learn more about the relationship between New England foresters and wooded pasture owners during the 20th century. In my research, I found mentions here and there about ill relationships between foresters and farmers, and forestry students were taught to keep livestock out of the woods. I am curious, though:

Did anyone do anything to make unmanaged forest pasturing stop? 

How did wooded pasturing develop into silvopasture in New England over the course of the 20th century?

Thank you!

Best,

-Elliot

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