shelterbelt

IPA: ʃˈɛɫtɝbɛɫt

Examples of "shelterbelt" in Sentences

Mourning doves have become abundant in shelterbelt plantings.
You can just drop me off at the shelterbelt along the east side.
His property held a barn, two sheds, shelterbelt as well as dugout.
His property held a barn, two sheds, shelterbelt as well as a dugout.
Baumgardner bogs down in a hellish tangle of 10-foot-tall shelterbelt.
The main purpose of a windbreak or a shelterbelt is to protect areas from wind.
If it flows over the shelterbelt, it produces turbulence which is harmful for the crops behind the belt.
If the wind cannot pass through the shelterbelt at all, it will try to pass underneath it or over the obstacle.
OTHER USES: The tree is used extensively as a shade or shelterbelt tree with a great tolerance of arid and harsh sites.
Trees may be combined with agricultural crops or grazing, they may form a shelterbelt, or be planted along roads and rivers or around homesteads.
We'd play in and around the old farm machinery, make corncob pipes, hollyhock dolls, catch little frogs, shoot gophers, race down the gravel road to the one-room schoolhouse our parents attended, climb trees, build forts in the shelterbelt.