为什么不在段落内移动图像，并通过边距控制图像与段落之间的距离呢？

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    A key feature of the apple orchard management structure in the Farr Orchard will be maintaining a healthy orchard understory. Apple trees grow naturally in hedgerows along the edge of forests, where the ground is usually covered with wildflowers and tall
    grass. This benefits beneficial insects and pollinators by providing habitat and keeps the soil fertile for the tree, which in turn supports better fruit size and cropping when applied to an orchard. Tree rows will usually be mowed about twice a year
    to maintain the same perennial wildflower domination - once shortly after blossom, around July; and again before harvest begins, in mid to late September. In addition to the mulching effect caused be cutting the grass at these key points, wood chip
    mulch and gravel will keep the root system of the trees healthy and free from excessive weed pressure, while not harming surrounding plants. This will promote genetic diversity in the orchard.
    
        A key feature of the apple orchard management structure in the Farr Orchard will be maintaining a healthy orchard understory. Apple trees grow naturally in hedgerows along the edge of forests, where the ground is usually covered with wildflowers and tall
    grass. This benefits beneficial insects and pollinators by providing habitat and keeps the soil fertile for the tree, which in turn supports better fruit size and cropping when applied to an orchard. Tree rows will usually be mowed about twice a year
    to maintain the same perennial wildflower domination - once shortly after blossom, around July; and again before harvest begins, in mid to late September. In addition to the mulching effect caused be cutting the grass at these key points, wood chip
    mulch and gravel will keep the root system of the trees healthy and free from excessive weed pressure, while not harming surrounding plants. This will promote genetic diversity in the orchard.
    
        A key feature of the apple orchard management structure in the Farr Orchard will be maintaining a healthy orchard understory. Apple trees grow naturally in hedgerows along the edge of forests, where the ground is usually covered with wildflowers and tall
    grass. This benefits beneficial insects and pollinators by providing habitat and keeps the soil fertile for the tree, which in turn supports better fruit size and cropping when applied to an orchard. Tree rows will usually be mowed about twice a year
    to maintain the same perennial wildflower domination - once shortly after blossom, around July; and again before harvest begins, in mid to late September. In addition to the mulching effect caused be cutting the grass at these key points, wood chip
    mulch and gravel will keep the root system of the trees healthy and free from excessive weed pressure, while not harming surrounding plants. This will promote genetic diversity in the orchard.
    
        A key feature of the apple orchard management structure in the Farr Orchard will be maintaining a healthy orchard understory. Apple trees grow naturally in hedgerows along the edge of forests, where the ground is usually covered with wildflowers and tall
    grass. This benefits beneficial insects and pollinators by providing habitat and keeps the soil fertile for the tree, which in turn supports better fruit size and cropping when applied to an orchard. Tree rows will usually be mowed about twice a year
    to maintain the same perennial wildflower domination - once shortly after blossom, around July; and again before harvest begins, in mid to late September. In addition to the mulching effect caused be cutting the grass at these key points, wood chip
    mulch and gravel will keep the root system of the trees healthy and free from excessive weed pressure, while not harming surrounding plants. This will promote genetic diversity in the orchard.
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