These trees can live to be over 1,000 years old and grow to 60m (230ft) tall and 7m (23ft) wide🌲! They have evergreen scale-like leaves, small egg-shaped cones, and soft stringy bark. They are native to the pacific coast of North America in cool, mild and moist climates. Old western red cedars often become hollow, providing important habitat for bats to roost in 🦇! Bears may also rest inside these cavities 🐻, and cavity-nesting birds may also create homes in the decaying wood. Woodpeckers wil

A cedar tree takes up a lot of water, way more than a lot of other trees you may have on your property. Not only do they take up a lot of resources, but they also take up space and don’t allow things to grow underneath them. They waste property, resources, and on top of all that your cattle can’t even get underneath them for shade. In life you may find yourself being a cedar tree, when God has called you to be so much more! #rutherfordlandandcattle #pasturepreaching #agriculture #farmlife #godis