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Apr112010
Oak Trees

To Cut Or Not To Cut

April 11, 2010Art and science of harvesting treescompetition, crop trees, forest health, goals, stress, thinningBill Klase

Deciding which trees to harvest and when is an important part of getting what you want from your forest. Following the right guidelines will ensure that you will get what you want now and well intoRead More…

Mar112010
A tree with a fungal infection

A Healthy Forest is a Happy Forest

March 11, 2010Forest Healthcrowding, diseases, health, insects, stress, thinning, vigorous growthBill Klase

The three things any landowner can do to have a healthy forest are to monitor for problems, diversify the kinds of trees growing, and promote vigorous growth. On a recent visit to property of a landownerRead More…

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