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Modern Farmer had an interesting story this week on the history of how kudzu was introduced into the US and how it affected Southern agriculture.  You might enjoy getting a look at the history of how this plant came to be so ubiquitous around the Southeast and how it has affected agriculture here in the Southeast.   Check it out here.

Source: Galen Parks Smith, Commons Wikimedia
Source: Galen Parks Smith, Commons Wikimedia