Farm 40: Longleaf Pine Management for the Private Landowner

[@edhuber3557]

Thinned lob have some wind risk, until trunk thickens. As longleaf is taller, I wonder if shelterwood sees more of this risk. Or perhaps, smaller patchwork of like-aged longleaf can limit wind stress(?).

[@chasingthefish9042]

That dude without question isn't standing in the forrest lol.

[@blakespower]

why arent Coast redwood trees grown as a commercial wood product in the Southern States? they grow just as fast as any pine tree

[@joshlower1]

Probably wouldn't grow idk

[@jxw5]

From the doc - it seems there are NO black foresters in Alabama - ?

[@benniebarrow348]

That is an incorrect assumption.......and what does skin color have to do with forestry?

[@xrtiuhn]

there is always that one

[@almyers8074]

You can't honestly say the chemical application has no effect on wildlife on these sites.

[@jxw5]

amazed chemicals being used - Monsanto-Dow corruption?

[@xrtiuhn]

The hardwood takeover without chemical treatment outweighs the risks

[@onion7298]

I hope pine beetles get into All,i them in the state of ga and wipes every tree out

[@tedbuchanan2143]

Well then no pine forest no food for deer means no hunting dummy

[@user-ks7qi5vb8b]

He was probably drunk when he typed this

[@SniperLogic]

It’s the human population, not the tree population, that is wiping out ecosystems.