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Forestry & Natural Resources
Content by Alicia Christiansen
Harvesting evergreen boughs from your woodland
Harvest evergreen boughs from your woodland property to make holiday wreaths. Be sure to harvest sometime after the first hard frost, and use proper pruning techniques.
Mitigating soil erosion after a fire
Soil erosion following wildfire is a concern for many forest owners. In many instances the site will recover on its own with minimal erosion.
Canopy View News | Winter 2020| Issue 10
While you’re spending extra time at home, now is a good time to check that your forest roads are ready for winter (page 5) and make sure that your reforestation plans will be successful (page 3). If you’ve noticed any mushrooms in your woods, be sure to learn all about fungi in the forest on page 6. The next time you walk your land, keep an eye out for declining or dead Western redcedar. You might be able to help scientists better understand why they’ve been declining lately (pg. 8). And as always, be sure to read the quarterly log/non-timber forest product prices report on page 9 – this is especially important if you’re looking to see logs anytime soon.
Canopy View News - Winter 2020
OSU Extension - Forestry & Natural Resources - Douglas & Lane Counties
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OSU Extension - Forestry & Natural Resources - Douglas & Lane Counties
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