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Link A Federal Income Tax Primer for North Carolina Christmas Tree Growers
A tax guide for Christmas tree production.
Link Christmas Tree Genetics
Recently, tree improvement programs for species important to North Carolina's Christmas tree industry have been intitiated. Each of these program is uniquely ...
Link Christmas Tree Management: Shearing and Pruning Safely with Hand Tools
In managing a Christmas tree operation, shearing Christmas trees is one of the most important cultural activities for the grower.
Link Christmas Tree Marketing
You’ve grown Christmas trees for some eight to 10 years, and now you are ready to reap the benefits of your harvest. Sell the trees to savor the profits. Is it ...
Link Christmas Tree Pest Manual
This manual can help you identify and control damaging Christmas tree pests in the North Central region of the United States. Most of the information also ...
Link Christmas Tree Shearing
This fact sheet is prepared to assist growers in mastering the art of shearing to produce quality salable trees.
Link Christmas Tree Species for North Carolina
One of the more important decisions for a Christmas tree grower is which species to plant. Each potential species has its own identifiable characteristics and ...
Link Coloring Christmas Trees Before Harvest
For some species, such as Fraser fir, the deep green color can be maintained by adequate levels of soil fertility. The application of nitrogen fertilizers on a ...
Link Commercial Christmas Tree Crops
Christmas trees, like any other crop, require balanced nutrition for best health and growth. Christmas trees are unique among most crops, though, since their ...
Link CRP Alternative: Christmas Tree Production
Christmas tree production can be a profitable option for CRP land. This publication examines the costs to consider when producing Christmas trees.
Link Evaluation and Use of Improved Choctawhatchee Sand Pine for Christmas Trees
This publication offers documentation as to why the Choctawhatchee sand pine--a Florida native shows promise as a fast-growing, reasonably priced Christmas ...
Link Fertilization of Christmas Trees in Oklahoma
Christmas trees, like any plant material, need nutrients to increase growth and maintain vigor.
Link Growing Christmas Trees in North Carolina
This publication provides basic information to assist individuals in growing Christmas trees. It attempts to address the wide range of production, marketing, ...
Link Growing Christmas Trees on Reclaimed Surface-Mined Land
Christmas tree production can be an excellent use for reclaimed mined lands in Virginia. Most species do quite well on mine soils because they are more ...
Link Handling Christmas Trees on the Retail Lot
Quality Christmas trees can be made available to consumers only if proper handling procedures are followed during harvest, shipping, storage and display. The ...
Link Herbicide Prescriptions for Controlling Competing Vegetation in Christmas Tree Plantings in Kentucky
This publication outlines herbicide prescriptions that have been developed using the results from herbicide trials at Robinson Forest, operational test sites ...
Link Introduction to Growing Christmas Trees
Christmas trees can be grown successfully in Oklahoma; however, knowledge of production procedures and marketing potentials are essential.
Link Introduction to Growing Christmas Trees in Virginia
Each year many landowners in Virginia consider Christmas tree farming as an alternative enterprise for their unused open land. This publication provides a ...
Link IPM Checklist In Established Fraser Fir Christmas Tree Plantations
Integrated pest management or IPM is a sustainable approach to controlling pests by combining biological, cultural, physical and chemical tools in a way that ...
Link Kentucky Christmas Tree Production Workbook: Pest Control
This publication describes ways to minimize insect problems in Christmas tree plantations and completely avoid the need for insect pest control.
Link Leyland Cypress
Leyland cypress is now grown in all southern states, and is becoming desirable for use as a Christmas tree species in that region.
Link Nutrient Management for Christmas Trees
As commercial Christmas tree production increases in South Carolina, so do the problems growers are experiencing. However,with proper planning and careful ...
Link Retail Merchandising of North Carolina Fraser Fir
The purpose of the following information is to provide retailers with the latest update of experience and research so they can provide customers with fresh ...
Link Selecting and Caring For Your Cut Christmas Tree
No matter where or how the tree is obtained, the Christmas tree experience will be more enjoyable if the tree selected is the appropriate species, is the ...
Link Selection and Care of Christmas Trees
Selection of the "perfect" Christmas tree can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. By following a few simple procedures, buyers can select trees which ...
Link Selection and Care of Christmas Trees
Ever since the first Christmas tree retail lot was set up on the streets of New York City in 1851, Americans have been enjoying the tradition of a live tree to ...
Link Shaping Virginia Pine Christmas Trees
One of the more important cultural practices in growing quality Virginia pine Christmas trees is shaping. Shaping is any process which removes limbs, branches, ...
Link Soil Testing and Interpretation of Results for Christmas Tree Plantations
A well-planned fertilization program begins with a soil test and proper interpretation of the analysis. The following provides general guidelines for obtaining ...
Link Species for Christmas Tree Planting in Virginia
Christmas tree production in Virginia has steadily increased over the last several years. Favorable climate, soils, and proximity to markets place Virginia ...
Link Tree Crops for Marginal Farmland: Christmas Trees With A Financial Analysis
This publication describes the most effective practices used to grow Christmas trees in the southern United States and the cost of those practices. It includes ...
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