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The Windbreak market is a subset of the forestry industry that focuses on the production and installation of windbreaks. Windbreaks are barriers of trees, shrubs, or other vegetation that are used to reduce wind speed and protect soil from erosion. They are often used to protect crops, livestock, and other agricultural assets from wind damage. Windbreaks can also be used to reduce noise pollution and provide habitat for wildlife. Windbreaks are typically constructed using a variety of tree species, including conifers, deciduous trees, and shrubs. The selection of species is based on the desired windbreak characteristics, such as height, density, and longevity. Windbreaks are typically installed in rows, with spacing between the rows determined by the desired windbreak characteristics. The Windbreak market is composed of a variety of companies, including nurseries, tree farms, and installation contractors. Nurseries provide the trees and shrubs used in windbreaks, while tree farms specialize in the production of windbreak trees. Installation contractors provide the labor and equipment necessary to install windbreaks. Companies in the Windbreak market also provide services such as windbreak design, maintenance, and removal. Show Less Read more