The greatest discription of bipinnately compound leaflet arrangment I've heard to date.

Thanks for putting this on the internet, from New Zealand

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Well im glad thay are planting more trees 😊😊😊

@43:33 The bark and needle pictures for Ponderosa and Jeffrey are the same.

Lauren Grand did an excellent job in describing the conifers and gave fun ways to identify them.

great information

why were there no men, we need some diversity

so many drawn examples, why not show real examples of leaves, bark, etc

So dumb out govt is so overly controlling and people are so dumb that we can’t just maintain our forests and just burn our own stuff like the Indians did

Thankyou for such an informative video. I live in Australia and we are expecting the heatwaves that you are experiencing currently in the USA and Canada. It's great we have some time to prepare. Once again, a huge thankyou! ❤

low-info content. 15 min in and still no info. what you'd expect from government grant program. taxpayers should get a refund. quit fudding around and get to the point. the rest of us aren't gov workers getting a check regardless of our output.

Does a single truffles grow over the course of one season (ie weeks or months) or over the course of potentially several years? Most information references on time are related to the delay needed for mycelium to develope and begin to produce truffles, but not the truffle itself. I have yet to find a resource or person that can help me understand that! Help point me in the right direction if you have heard this discussed :)

This is fantastic, thank you.

Can't find help with pine needle removal.

This is just incredible content. Most people would charge for this amount of information. Thank you for allowing us to learn from you and sharing with everyone. ❤

Does anyone know of an equivalent course for Washington State?

Why burn plastic? Why is an east wind bad?

This was super helpful! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for taking the time to make this educational video! Guess I’ll be waiting a few month until Fall / Winter before I start pruning.

Thank you

hai 🤣 treeeeees burnin! -Jared Campbell

Great Video, Great Content. I have learn something new today! keep up the good work!

You're going to fuck up your lungs by burning poison oak.

Thank you for this. I am buying land in the forest and want to make it as safe as possible for all involved

Very informative presentation. Thanks for that!

Because God knows you cain't do nothin' for your self.

We have a 14 acre woodland property in pleasant hill. Is there a Eugene area resource we could reach out to to help us evaluate the health of our trees and suggest specific steps we can take to keep the trees we have healthy and to plant others?

Diversity is very important in the forest. This year I plan to work on my understory and ground cover. Great video.

We need some of your experts for agri forestry in Puerto Rico forestry management.

Thank you for share this.

Thank you

Excellent information and clearly presented.

Thank you ! i live in the foot hill of himalayas in nepal . Noticing changes in the habitat in this part of the world . Would like to learn more..

start @7:20

This is one of the best videos I have seen on this subject. It's a bit shocking to me that it only has 81 likes.

Land maintenance and property management has become habitual when caring for a cancer patient full time and babysitting part time. Being an outdoor smoker I've practiced fire safety for decades

Thanks for putting this up, it's tremendously useful!

Talk starts in earnest at 10:20

I would ban glyphosate in any farming practice

I’m moving to a farm just outside Eugene in two weeks. Truffle farming has definitely been on my radar and this presentation has been really helpful. Thank you!

Good information but the volume is so low that I struggle to hear the information.

This is one of the best tree ID classes I've seen. I just ordered the Trees to Know book. Thanks!

I'm very surprised to hear clear cutting suggested by young forestry professionals in 2021. Do you really subscribe to the old fashioned belief that clear cutting is "science-proven"? Sure, trees that are replanted will grow back, but is that all we care about? Do we really want to convert our natural forests into monoculture grids of farmed trees? All the same species, all the same height? Can you really call yourself a forester, if you actively participate in the destruction of forests, and creation of tree farms? Farmer is the appropriate word. Let's not forget to take into account all of the negative consequences of clear cutting: Clear cutting destroys precious wildlife habitat, pollutes clean drinking water, warms the planet, endangers the health of communities, and threatens Oregon's natural heritage and beauty. Strict laws surrounding sustainable forest management and preservation are far past due. It is time we create laws to regulate our forests so that they are sustainably managed, and preserved rather than eradicated and converted to tree farms. I know just as much as the next guy, we need wood. Wood creates jobs, and homes. I'm not against logging, I am for sustainable logging. Clear cutting is not sustainable, period.

WOW!

Hello, I would like to create a garden with truffles could you tell me how to infect a hazelnut tree with truffles ?

Hey what should you do when there a fire in a house

Now if we can just get Agenda 21 to stop trying to burn us off our land!!

This is Thursday- NW Yamhill County with 40 acres. Thinning summer 2018. Mgmt. is my interest.

Thank you so much for that excellent presentation!