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Woodlot Management
Woodlot management addresses the concerns and problems associated with sustainable management, production, utilization and marketing of traditional forest products from private woodlands. View Discussions
Gypsy Moth (aka Spongy Moth) spray control in priority areas by DEC
Started by Brett Chedzoy May 24.
Wand for applying herbicide to cut stems
Started by Freyda Lynn (Black) Apr 8.
micorrhiza
Started by Jim Martin Mar 16.
Wildfire Risk 1 Reply
Started by John Kontrabecki. Last reply by Kim Slezak, CF Feb 16.
Forest Health
Forest health concerns include insects, pathogens, environmental and weather stressors, management stresses, and invasive pests. View Discussions
Spotted lantern fly in maple stands - effects?
Started by Tim Levatich Sep 9, 2021.
Are Gall's a reason to cull Hickory trees? 8 Replies
Started by Thomas Wilson. Last reply by Ron Goodger Apr 7, 2020.
Saving Trees With Tree-Eating Mushrooms
Started by Lew Ward Feb 27, 2020.
Verticillium Wilt
Started by Carl DuPoldt Jul 9, 2019.
Oldest Flowering Tree in North Americal
Started by Carl DuPoldt Oct 2, 2018.
Maple Syrup Production
Maple syrup production is the full spectrum of tasks associated with managing the sugarbush, collecting the sap, processing and packaging the syrup, making value added products, and marketing those products. View Discussions
Initial Thoughts on 2017 Maple Season
Started by Aaron Wightman Mar 31, 2017.
Resources 1 Reply
Started by Chaz U. Farly. Last reply by Kevin Mathers Mar 10, 2017.
climate change
Started by Carl DuPoldt Apr 1, 2016.
Maple Syrup Production Tax implications 3 Replies
Started by Wendy Scheening. Last reply by Brett Davidson Feb 15, 2016.
freeze distallation 1 Reply
Started by Michael Andorsky. Last reply by Michael Farrell Feb 15, 2015.
Wildlife Management
Wildlife management includes all aspects of management, animal biology, population ecology, habitat creation or restoration, hunting, viewing, overabundance,and scarcity. View Discussions
Western Larch Question 2 Replies
Started by Alex Harmon. Last reply by Pamela Dallaire Mar 30, 2019.
Re wilding landscapes in New York with large mammals
Started by Jonathan Bates Feb 25, 2019.
Animal activity 2 Replies
Started by Jim Breckenridge. Last reply by Kevin Mathers Mar 16, 2016.
They Feast on the Vines of Chianti, the Swine
Started by Lewis E. Ward Mar 8, 2016.
Wetlands Webcasts Dec 15 & 16
Started by Carl DuPoldt Dec 5, 2015.
Agroforestry
Agroforestry is the deliberate integration of agricultural practices and forestry practices. Two common applications of agroforestry in NY include forest farming (e.g., ginseng, mushrooms) and silvopasture (e.g, goats, sheep or cattle via controlled grazing). View Discussions
Agroforester Job Opening
Started by Katie Commender yesterday.
Agroforester Job Posting - 1/9/22
Started by Katie Commender Dec 16, 2021.
Paulownia: Is this a tree for NYS?
Started by Joanne Vaughn Dec 3, 2020.
Electric Fencing
Started by Carl DuPoldt Jan 21, 2020.
Silvopasture in Wisconsin: Goals, Challenges, and other Fodder for Thought
Started by Carl DuPoldt May 9, 2019.
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Agroforester Job Opening
Started by Katie Commender in Agroforestry yesterday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Appalachian Sustainable Development is searching for a part-time, regionally remote Agroforester to join our team! This new position will be responsible for providing technical and financial assistance to producers for alley cropping and…Continue
Gypsy Moth (aka Spongy Moth) spray control in priority areas by DEC
Started by Brett Chedzoy in Woodlot Management May 24. 0 Replies 0 Likes
A partial answer to a frequently asked question of recent months - what, if anything, is the DEC planning to do...DEC Announces Aerial Treatment for Spongy Moth in Six High Priority Forest AreasAerial Treatment Taking Place Through Approximately May…Continue
Audubon NY "Bird Friendly" webinars organized by the SFL Chapter of NYFOA
Started by Brett Chedzoy in Woodlot Management May 17. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Well over 200 registered for the March and April webinars presented by Zach Boerman and Suzanne Treyger of Audubon NY - showing that perhaps good forestry really is for the birds!For those of you who would like to watch or re-watch the webinars, the…Continue
Wand for applying herbicide to cut stems
Started by Freyda Lynn (Black) in Woodlot Management Apr 8. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I found an ingenious tool for applying herbicide for cut and paint. It is made by a volunteer prairie group in MI but no longer shipped. I am including a link to their page describing its use and with photos. It appears to be made of standard pvc…Continue
micorrhiza
Started by Jim Martin in Woodlot Management Mar 16. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Peter,I have been hearing a lot about mycorrhizae. Much has raised many questions.How can one make mycorrhisae either for an addition to planting or for later addition to an older plantation and also for gardening.How does it interconnect with…Continue
Wildfire Risk
Started by John Kontrabecki in Woodlot Management. Last reply by Kim Slezak, CF Feb 16. 1 Reply 0 Likes
We own a 60-acre eucalyptus forest in Pacifica, CA, just south of San Francisco. Can anyone recommend a forestry consultant to prepare a wildfire risk assessment and mitigation plan? California has suffered from large wildfires for the past two…Continue
Agroforester Job Posting - 1/9/22
Started by Katie Commender in Agroforestry Dec 16, 2021. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Greetings,Appalachian Sustainable Development (ASD) is searching for an Agroforester to join our team! This new position will focus on alley cropping and silvopasture, and will be responsible for co-developing agroforestry trainings for natural…Continue
Spotted lantern fly in maple stands - effects?
Started by Tim Levatich in Forest Health Sep 9, 2021. 0 Replies 1 Like
Hi, All.I've been reading brief mentions that spotted lantern fly "likes maple". I'm wondering if there is any experience so far with what happens to a forest that has a heavy proportion of maple composition and is hit with a SLF infestation. Our…Continue
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