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Hardwood Management — 12 items

Link Bottomland Hardwood Management: Species/Site Relationships
Some of the most demanding tasks of managing forestlands involve the management and regeneration of desirable trees on different sites. This is true for all ...
Link Growing Black Walnut
This bulletin will help woodland owners grow black walnut trees in natural stands and plantations for timber, nuts, and agroforestry.
Link Hardwoods of North America
This report describes 53 taxa of hardwoods of North America, which are organized alphabetically by genus.
Link Management of Hardwood Forests for Timber in Alabama
Through forest management, the many benefits of hardwood forests can be protected and enhanced. In some cases, good profits from timber are possible. However, ...
Link Managing for Hardwood
Benefits from hardwood forests include watershed protection, wildlife, timber, recreation, and aesthetics. Increased demand for hardwood, due to tighter ...
Link Oaks and Other Trees May Naturally Shed Small Branches
From time to time, natural pruning of small branches from oaks and other trees causes alarm to homeowners because they think the tree is dying. This is ...
Link Planting and Care of Fine Hardwood Seedlings
This brochure discusses the most important topics to consider in establishing a plantation of healthy fast-growing hardwoods.
Link Southern Hardwood Management Manual
We hope this publication will serve to expand the private forest landowners' horizon to the possibilities of hardwood management. We have assembled chapters on ...
Link Tree Crops for Marginal Farmland Black Walnut
This publication describes the most effective practices used to grow black walnut trees in the southern United States and the cost of those practices. It ...
Link Tree Crops for Marginal Farmland Royal Paulownia
This guide briefly describes the methods and costs of growing Royal Paulownia trees in the southern United States. It includes a financial analysis which uses ...
Link Tree Topping Hurts Trees
The practice of topping is so widespread that many people believe it is the proper way to prune trees. It's not, for a variety of practical and aesthetic ...
Link Woodland Owners' Guide to Oak Management
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