What common, naturally-occurring plant provides great habitat structure for pheasants and quail, more usable energy than corn or sorghum, and roosting cover into the early parts of winter? Nope, you didn’t guess it: Ragweed Pete Berthelsen, Director of Habitat Partnerships for Pheasants Forever, provides a great habitat tip this week on the significance of ragweed for wildlife, despite its foul reputation. Consider incorporating ragweed for your next upland project – now that’s great habitat! |