Reliable information about Minnesota woodland care and management from University of Minnesota Extension faculty and staff.
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November 2009 monthly update:
Featured content: Response: Dauerwald, ecological forestry, and late-successional structure, North Central Forest Management Guides: Bottomland hardwoods, John Latimer's Northern Minnesota phenology report, Meet a Minnesota Logger: Tom Kruschek, Protecting tree seedlings from deer, Tree ID resources from MNTCA.org, and more.
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October update:
Video: EAB and your Woodland
John Latimer’s Northern Minnesota phenology report
Meet a Minnesota Logger AND an MFA member
North Central Forest Management Guides: Aspen
Minnesota moose population status: How you can help
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Our September email update is out! New Woodland Stewardship book, thinning Minnesota conifers, phenology report, collecting ash seed, and 13 moons. Also upcoming events, news, and discussion links. Check it out at http://www.myminnesotawoods.umn.edu/enew
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Lonnie Arneson Lots of info on this site.............
MyMinnesotaWoods.umn.edu Are those birds in the MinnesotaWoods? Or is our new twitter account? You may be better off birdwatching, but you can find us at http://twitter.com/MyMNwoods .
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Reliable info, news, and links about Minnesota woodland care and management. Tweets from UMN Extension faculty.
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Looking for a midsummer update on the Minnesota woods? We’ve got it. This month’s email has stories on this summer’s insect and disease outbreaks, the Woodland Advisor Program annual ...
Maggie hey! i'm fan #20!!!
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Due to the overwhelming success of the past two contests, our partner in Sustainable Forestry, STIHL Inc., is sponsoring the 2009 Tree Farm Photo Contest to find another photo for their upcoming trade advertising campaign.
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Are you a Woodland Advisor Program participant, graduate, or volunteer? If so you might be interested in the Woodland Advisor 2008 Annual report (PDF).
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Like the idea of Community Supported Agriculture? Looking for ways to make a few bucks from your woodland? A Wisconsin family is trying Community Supported Forestry.
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Some said DDT had cupped your glowin its sharp mouth and swallowed.The loneliness of growing upheld small soft pockets you could have filled.
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Four Minnesota woodland owners were recognized as outstanding tree farmers for 2008. The awards were presented by Bob DeRoche of the State Tree Farm Committee during the Minnesota Forestry Association’s Annual Meeting Banquet held Friday, May 15th.
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July 1, 1991 The first pin cherries are turning red. I wouldn’t call them ripe because it will take a bit of time before the sugars in the fruit really begin to develop. I ate my first ripe raspberry today so as I wait for the pin cherries to ripen I won’t starve. ...
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