Forestry Communication

The Big Piney River Stream Team Watershed Association has a new website.  Please visit it at https://sites.google.com/site/bprstwa/home

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The following is a partial list of agencies and organizations that serve Missouri forest and land owners.  The numbered documents are from the Forestry Writers Guild.

Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) Forest Management for Missouri Landowners; www.mdc.mo.gov/landwater-care/forest-management

Missouri Forest Resources Advisory Council; www.mofrac.org

Missouri Forest Products Association, (573) 634-3252, www.MoForest.org, serves and promotes the forest products industry of Missouri; MFPA conducts Professional Timber Harvester training and Master Logger Certification

Tree Improvement and Maintenance Grant (TRIM) is a cost-share program that provides $1,000 to $10,000 to assist Missouri cities, towns and schools; Tree City USA provides direction, technical assistance, public attention, and national recognition for forestry programs; TRIM and Tree City USA can be found at www.mdc.mo.gov/landwater-care/communities/grants/community-forestry-programs

Call Before You Cut, a MDC program that encourages landowners to call 1-877-564-7483 for information before selling timber; www.callb4ucut.com

Right Tree Right Place, a anti-tree topping program that encourages wise tree choices; www.communitytrees.com/treetopping.html

Don’t Move Firewood! campaign; www.dontmovefirewood.org

Grow Native! is a joint program of MDC and the Missouri Department of Agriculture; www.grownative.org

Forest ReLeaf of Missouri provides free trees for schools and public lands; www.moreleaf.org

Missouri Forestkeepers Network offers teacher resources, workshops, and the Heritage Woods Program, which recognizes landowners who provide outstanding care for their woods; www.forestkeepers.org

Missouri Master Naturalist program; www.extension.missouri.edu/masternaturalist/training-overview.aspx

Succession Planning for Woodland Owners; www.centerforagroforestry.org/pubs/planning.pdf

The Center for Agroforestry at the University of Missouri is one of the world’s leading centers contributing to the science underlying agroforestry practices; www.centerforagroforestry.org

Private Land Programs, landowner assistance and cost-share programs:

USDA NRCS

*Texas County-Robert Rouse-(417) 967-2028 x 3

*Howell, Ozark, Douglas Counties-April Wilson-(417) 683-4816 x 3

MDC Private Land Conservationists

*Texas County-Lesly Holt-(417) 967-2028 x 3

*Douglas and Ozark Counties-Brad Mormann-(417) 683-4816

*Howell County-Brad McKee-(417) 256-7117

I can be contacted at 417-967-0676417-260-3064, or petermaki@totorcd.ord.  Peter Maki, Forestry Communication Specialist

1.MO Forest History Part 1

2.MO Forest History Part 2

3.Why Forest Management 3

4.Ice Damage

5.Forestry Terms

7.Landowners,Conservation Agencies are Key

8.Agency Roles

9.Forest Health Part I – Insects

10.Forest Health -Disease

11.High Grading Fallacy

12.Woodland Wildlife

13.Knowledge of Soils

14.Right Soil – Right Tree

15.Wildfire Prescribed Burn Vs. Wildfire

16.Woodland Damage from Wildfire

17.Why Use a Professional Forester

18.When to Log Forest Health Wise

19.When to Log Weather Wise

20.When to Log Income Wise

21.Best Management Practices

22.Stream Side Management

23.Glade Management

24.Surveying

25.Timber Theft

26.Forest Inventory Part I

27.Forest Inventory Part II

28.Timber Appraisals – Doug Enyart

29.Planning a Timber Sale

30.Crop Tree Release

31. Economic Impact of the Forest Industry

32.Biofuels Part I

33.Biofuels Part II

34.Prepare Planting Sites This fall for Spring Success

35.Your Forest Depends Upon You and Your Land

37.Timber Contracts

38.Timber Taxes Cost Basis

39.Timber Taxes Sales & Taxes

40.Timber Taxes Tax Considerations

41.Forest Certification

42.Forest Certification-Why

43.Forest Certification-How

44.Specialty Forest Products

45.Lease Hunting

46 Professional Timber Harvestor[1]

47. Private Landowner Article

48.Firewood Part I

49.Firewood Part II

50.Conservation Programs the Key

51.EOFC Promotes Sustainable Forestry

57.Careers in Forestry

58.Planting for Conservation

59.Tradition Forest Products

64.Emerging Issues and Forests Part II

65.Emerging Issues and Forests Part III

66.Logging School Saves Lives

67.Trees Down, Income Up

 

 

 

 

 

 

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