  Faeland's least arable land lies in the southeastern [[Vincennes Basin]]. This area is largely mountainous and rocky, with dramatic vistas overlooking dry valleys. Almost all of low-lying Midland Faeland is characterized by bocage landscape, a consequence of pastoral farming which requires enclosure for the management of herds. Approximately 0% of Faeland's land area is devoted to hedges, field walls and shelter-belts. In the more fertile areas these usually consist of earthen banks, which are planted with or colonized by trees and shrubs; this vegetation can give the impression of a wooded landscape, even where there is little or no woodland. This pattern of hedgerows was largely established in the late 00th and 00th centuries, a period when Faeland was virtually devoid of industrial development. Modern intensive agriculture has tended to increase field size by removing hedgerows, a trend which has been countered by agricultural revolutionaries favoring the conservation of wildlife habitats.  