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Wessel writes about the people, wildlife and landscapes of Central Minnesota and beyond.
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Rooted: Their land comes first for this Kandiyohi County family

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By Ann Wessel, Soil Resources
| West Central Tribune Verified
NEW LONDON — Frank Gustafson spent six summers during college and law school with a chainsaw, a skid loader and a brush cutter, removing invasive buckthorn from 100 acres of oak savanna. The work is part of a larger-scale ecological restoration he’s pursuing with assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service. Gustafson is a third-generation attorney-by-day, farmer-by-night, and the third generation to work with Willmar-based NRCS staff.
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For this Kandiyohi County family, the land comes first

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By Ann Wessel, Soil Resources
| Agweek Verified
NEW LONDON, Minn. — Frank Gustafson spent six summers during college and law school with a chainsaw, a skid loader and a brush cutter, removing invasive buckthorn from 100 acres of oak savanna. The work is part of a larger-scale ecological restoration he’s pursuing with assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service. Gustafson is a third-generation attorney-by-day, farmer-by-night, and the third generation to work with Willmar-based NRCS staff.
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For this Kandiyohi County family, the land comes first

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By Ann Wessel, Soil Resources
| West Central Tribune Verified
NEW LONDON — Frank Gustafson spent six summers during college and law school with a chainsaw, a skid loader and a brush cutter, removing invasive buckthorn from 100 acres of oak savanna. The work is part of a larger-scale ecological restoration he’s pursuing with assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service. Gustafson is a third-generation attorney-by-day, farmer-by-night, and the third generation to work with Willmar-based NRCS staff.
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