Seedling Tree Order Deadline is March 10, 2017

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "Seedling Tree Order Deadline is March 10, 2017"

Transcription

1

2 For Immediate Release By Mallory Sikes Area Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development and Livestock/Range Management Phone: (719) Southeast Area Extension Seedling Tree Order Deadline is March 10, 2017 It's hard to believe it is already time to begin planning those spring tree planting projects! Seedling Tree Order forms are available at the Baca County Extension Office until March 10th. By networking with the Colorado State Forest Service, Baca County residents as well as our surrounding neighbors are able to order from over 50 native species of bare root and container seedlings, and 15 species of perennial wildflowers and grasses at a low cost in order to assist with their conservation efforts, with NO ACREAGE REQUIREMENT. Whether you are looking to create a windbreak, replace trees in a current wind break, plant a living snow fence, reforest your property after last year s hail storms, or add wildflowers and grasses to your landscape, Colorado State Forest Service likely has a solution for you. Inventories are limited and selling out quickly, so the sooner you place an order, the better. More information, and current inventories can be found at or are available in the Baca County Extension Office located at 700 Colorado Street. Colorado State University Extension office hours in Baca County are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you have any questions concerning the seedling tree program, completing order forms, selecting trees, planting trees, or if we can be of any assistance please contact the Extension Office at or coopext_baca@mail.colostate.edu or stop by and see us. We hope to receive your orders soon! County Extension Offices Baca County 700 Colorado St. Springfield, CO Bent County 1499 Amb. Thompson Blvd. Las Animas, CO Cheyenne County 425 S. 7 th W. P. O. Box 395 Cheyenne Wells, CO Crowley County 603 North Main St. Courthouse Annex Ordway, CO Kiowa County 1305 Goff P. O. Box 97 Eads, CO Otero County 411 N. 10 th P. O. Box 190 Rocky Ford, CO Prowers County 1001 S. Main Lamar, CO Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Southeast Area (Baca, Bent, Cheyenne, Crowley, Kiowa, Otero and Prowers Counties) cooperating. Extension programs are available to all without discrimination.

3 Return order forms to: CSU Extension Baca County 700 Colorado Street Springfield, CO Nursery Order Form Deadline March 10, 2017 Visit our website at: Phone: QUANTITES ARE LIMITED Order # CHECK OUR ONLINE INVENTORY FOR CURRENT AVAILIBILITY For Internal Use Name: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: County: Payment Options Payment must be made when seedlings are ordered Check Make checks payable to: Baca Extension Fund Cash Come say hello and drop off your payment to reserve your trees for the coming spring. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1) Nursery stock is to be used for conservation purposes only. 2) Payment must accompany order; no trees will be reserved until payment has been received. 3) Trees are living organisms that require proper care; there can be no guarantee of survival. 4) All orders are final; No cancellations or refunds. 5) In the event that trees ordered are unavailable, a refund MAY be offered unless a substitute species can be arranged.!!special NOTICE TO CONSUMERS!! Per the Colorado Code of Regulations (8 CCR ) Quarantine on the importation of Prunus Species into the San Luis Valley We are unable to ship Native Plum or Manchurian Apricot to customers in the San Luis Valley (Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Rio Grande and Saguache counties) Sand cherry, Nanking cherry and Chokecherry however, are allowed. Large tube perennials are sold in groups of 30 plants. It is allowable however to mix and match the species in smaller groups of 5 plants, thus allowing you to create your own custom variety pack. (example: 10 Columbine + 5 Bergamot + 5 Blanket Flower + 10 Penstemon = 1 box of 30 plants) **LARGE TUBE SAMPLE** Customer has orders 1 full box of coreopsis, and one mixed box of Penstemon, Blanket Flower, Black Eyed Susan and Blue Grama grass 2 full boxes x $76 per box = $152 Perennial Wildflowers and Grasses Lanceleaf Coreopsis Eastern Purple Coneflower Wild Bergamot Indicates a species is not available in this size for this season Rocky Mountain Penstemon Blanket Flower Purple Poppy Mallow Yellow Prairie Coneflower Black Eyed Susan Colorado Blue Columbine Milkweed Gayfeather Leadplant Switchgrass Blue Grama Little Bluestem Subtotals QTY $ 152 $76.00 per box QTY $ $9 per plant QTY $ 50 Cell Trays Sold in lots of 50 plants only $37.50 per tray QTY $ Perennial Wildflower and Grasses Total $

4 Deciduous Trees Please indicate total NUMBER OF SEEDLINGS desired. (Rather than number of boxes/bundles/etc.) Be sure that you re ordering full lots. (Bare root in multiples of 25, tubes in multiples of 30, etc.) Indicates a species is not available in that size this season Bare Root Small Tube 50 cell tray Species Name Sold in bundles of 25 plants only Min. 6 height Min. 12 height Sold in full trays of 50 plants only $26.00 per bundle $65.00 per box $76.00 per box $9 each $50 per tray **SAMPLE** 50 trees = $52 30 trees = $65 90 trees = $228 5 trees = $45 - $390 Bur Oak $ Chokecherry $ Honeylocust $ Manchurian Apricot $ Northern Catalpa $ Kentucky Coffeetree $ Hackberry $ Aspen $ Hybrid Cottonwood $ Plains Cottonwood $ Kremmling Cottonwood $ Fremont Cottonwood $ Narrowleaf Cottonwood $ Lanceleaf Cottonwood $ Prairie Sky Poplar $ Peachleaf Willow $ Golden Willow $ Littleleaf Linden $ Deciduous Tree Total $ Subtotal Coniferous Trees Please indicate total NUMBER OF SEEDLINGS desired. (Rather than number of boxes/bundles/etc.) Be sure that you re ordering full lots. (Bare root in multiples of 25, tubes in multiples of 30, etc.) Indicates a species is not available in that size this season Bare Root Small Tube 50 cell tray Species Name Sold in bundles of 25 plants only Min. 6 height Min. 12 height Sold in full trays of 50 plants only $26.00 per bundle $65.00 per box $76.00 per box $9 each $50 per tray **SAMPLE** 50 trees = $52 30 trees = $65 90 trees = $228 5 trees = $45 - $390 Austrian Pine $ Co. Blue Spruce $ Douglas Fir $ Engelmann Spruce $ Ponderosa Pine $ Eastern Red Cedar $ Pinon Pine $ Lodgepole Pine $ Scotch Pine $ Rocky Mtn. Juniper $ White Fir $ Bristlecone Pine $ Limber Pine $ Sub-Alpine Fir $ Bosnian Pine $ One Seed Juniper $ Black Hills Spruce $ SW White Pine $ Coniferous Tree Total $ Subtotal

5 Deciduous Shrubs Please indicate total NUMBER OF SEEDLINGS desired. (Rather than number of boxes/bundles/etc.) Be sure that you re ordering full lots. (Bare root in multiples of 25, tubes in multiples of 30, etc.) Indicates a species is not available in that size this season Bare Root Small Tube 50 cell tray Species Name Sold in bundles of 25 plants only Min. 6 height Min. 12 height Sold in full trays of 50 plants only $26.00 per bundle $65.00 per box $76.00 per box $9 each $50 per tray Subtotal **SAMPLE** 50 trees = $52 30 trees = $65 90 trees = $228 5 trees = $45 - $390 Caragana $ Cotoneaster $ Gambel Oak $ Lilac $ Native Plum $ Sand Cherry $ Nanking Cherry $ Wood s Rose $ Buffalo Berry $ Golden Currant $ Wax Currant $ New Mexico Privet $ Saskatoon Serviceberry $ Skunkbush Sumac $ 4-wing Saltbush $ Antelope Bitterbrush $ Mountain Mahogany $ Yellow Potentilla $ Red-Osier Dogwood $ Coyote Willow $ Thinleaf Alder $ Water Birch Planting Supplies Deciduous Shrub Total $ Planting supplies are available through: Colorado State Forest Service La Junta District Office 1904 San Juan Ave La Junta, CO Available supplies include: Weed Barrier, Staples, Root Polymer, Rabbit Guards, and Bamboo Stakes. Orders placed by March 1, 2017, will be available for pick-up along with your trees. The Colorado State Forest Service Nursery was established in 1957 and operates as a self funded enterprise within the umbrella of the Colorado State Forest Service and the Warner College of Natural Resources. We produce low cost, seedlings for conservation efforts, and proudly serve the Fort Collins, Colorado area directly from the nursery. If you do not live in the Fort Collins area, but are interested in obtaining any of the seedlings we produce, we encourage you to contact a cooperating agency near you. These cooperating agencies, which are comprised of Colorado State Forest Service District Offices, University Extension offices, and Natural Resource Conservation District offices, accept tree orders, and receive deliveries from the nursery each spring. In addition to providing a more local point for customers to pick up seedlings, these agencies can offer insight into which plant species will work well in the area they serve. Many also offer additional services which can be of great value for anyone interested in improving their land. For more information, or to find a cooperator in your area, please check online at:

6 Tree subtotal from Box A $ Exemption number $0.00 Total sales tax Box B $ Grand Total $ Conservation Seedling Program Nursery Order Form Visit us at Tree, shrub, and plant Totals Deciduous Tree Total $ Deciduous Shrub Total $ Coniferous Tree Total $ Perennial Wildflower and Grasses Totals $ Total for Trees Box A $ Sales Tax Calculator Tree subtotal from Box A $ X.049 = $ Transfer to Box B Handling Fees -or, if you are tax exempt X.10 = ($5.00 Minimum) Total Order Cost Total Tree costs Box A $ Handling Fees $ Box C $ Transfer to Box C Transfer to Box B CSU Extension Baca County 700 Colorado Street Springfield, CO 81073

PLEASE VISIT THE GUNNISON FIELD OFFICE WEBSITE TO SEE THE MANY SERVICES WE OFFER

PLEASE VISIT THE GUNNISON FIELD OFFICE WEBSITE TO SEE THE MANY SERVICES WE OFFER COLORADO STATE FOREST SERVICE Gunnison Field Office of the Salida District P.O. Box 1390 Gunnison, CO 81230 There are two great times to plant trees the first was 20 years ago - the other is now. Colorado

More information

Conservation Seedling Order Form Gunnison Field Office

Conservation Seedling Order Form Gunnison Field Office D Return orders with payment to: CSFS, Gunnison Field Office PO Box 1390 Gunnison, CO 81230 970-641-6852 CSFS_Gunnison@mail.colostate.edu Conservation Seedling Order Form Gunnison Field Office - 2018 visit

More information

Conservation Trees and Shrubs

Conservation Trees and Shrubs Kansas Forest Service offers low-cost tree and shrub seedlings for use in conservation plantings. These plants are 1 or 2 years old, and their sizes vary from 12 to 18 inches, depending on species. Orders

More information

MISSOULA CONSERVATION DISTRICT 2018 COST-SHARE APPLICATION

MISSOULA CONSERVATION DISTRICT 2018 COST-SHARE APPLICATION MISSOULA CONSERVATION DISTRICT 2018 COST-SHARE APPLICATION 3550 Mullan Road, Suite 106 Missoula, MT 59808-5125 Phone: (406) 829-3395 x 101 Email: info@missoulacd.org Website: www.missoulacd.org OFFICE

More information

Conservationist. West Greeley Conservation District in a State of Transition. Jasen Kettle, Oil & Gas/Field Technician Joins WGCD Staff

Conservationist. West Greeley Conservation District in a State of Transition. Jasen Kettle, Oil & Gas/Field Technician Joins WGCD Staff West Greeley Conservationist www.wgcd.org Winter 2015 West Greeley Conservation District West Greeley Conservation District in a State of Transition The West Greeley Conservation District is currently

More information

INGHAM CONSERVATION DISTRICT SPRING 2016 TREE SALE ORDER FORM All proceeds benefit conservation stewardship efforts in Ingham County

INGHAM CONSERVATION DISTRICT SPRING 2016 TREE SALE ORDER FORM All proceeds benefit conservation stewardship efforts in Ingham County INGHAM CONSERVATION DISTRICT SPRING 2016 TREE SALE ORDER FORM All proceeds benefit conservation stewardship efforts in Ingham County The Ingham Conservation District promotes and practices stewardship

More information

2017 Legislative Report

2017 Legislative Report 2017 Legislative Report State Forest Nursery Program 3/20/2018 Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry, State Forest Nursery 13885 MN-64 Akeley, MN 56433 (218) 652-2385 kristina.somes@state.mn.us

More information

EC Nebraska Conservation Tree Program

EC Nebraska Conservation Tree Program University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Historical Materials from University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension Extension 1997 EC97-1760 Nebraska Conservation Tree

More information

Development Zone Pateros Creek Tree Inventory Plan Date: March 2013 Prepared by: Russell + Mills Studios Tree # Species Trunk Diameter Condition/Healt

Development Zone Pateros Creek Tree Inventory Plan Date: March 2013 Prepared by: Russell + Mills Studios Tree # Species Trunk Diameter Condition/Healt Development Zone Pateros Creek Tree Inventory Plan Date: March 2013 Prepared by: Russell + Mills Studios Tree # Species Trunk Diameter Condition/Health Preserve/Remove Mitigation # NOTES 1 SIBERIAN ELM

More information

Planting With Care. Table of Contents. Important Phone Numbers. OPPD Tree Planting or Trimming. Diggers Hotline

Planting With Care. Table of Contents. Important Phone Numbers. OPPD Tree Planting or Trimming. Diggers Hotline Table of Contents Planting Precautions......................... 2 The Seeds for Tomorrow...................... 2 What Tree to Plant and Where................. 3 Plant the Right Tree in the Right Place...........

More information

SPRING 18 Seedlings TREE PROGRAM

SPRING 18 Seedlings TREE PROGRAM SPRING 18 Seedlings TREE PROGRAM 90% Up t o Gran for T ree P Avail lanting able! ts ERCA Machine Planting Crew Tree Order Deadline FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2018. Invoices will be mailed and must be paid in full,

More information

EC Information on Clarke-McNary Trees

EC Information on Clarke-McNary Trees University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Historical Materials from University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension Extension 1982 EC82-1726 Information on Clarke-McNary

More information

Mountain Shadows June 23, 2012

Mountain Shadows June 23, 2012 FIREWISE PRINCIPLES Mountain Shadows June 23, 2012 Fire Behavior and Firewise: 1) You can t change the topography ; 2) Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it ; ----Mark Twain

More information

APPENDIX 2 -- EASTERN U.S. SITE-TREE SELECTION CRITERIA AND FIA FOREST TYPE ALGORITHM FOR THE U.S. EASTERN U.S. SITE-TREE SELECTION CRITERIA

APPENDIX 2 -- EASTERN U.S. SITE-TREE SELECTION CRITERIA AND FIA FOREST TYPE ALGORITHM FOR THE U.S. EASTERN U.S. SITE-TREE SELECTION CRITERIA rtheast Field Guide, Version 1.7 APPENDIX 2 -- EASTERN U.S. SITE-TREE SELECTION CRITERIA AND FIA FOREST TYPE ALGORITHM FOR THE U.S. EASTERN U.S. SITE-TREE SELECTION CRITERIA Ideally, site trees in the

More information

SEEDLINGS PINES ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $58

SEEDLINGS PINES ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $58 SEEDLINGS PINES Name Description per 1000 per 500 per 50 GEORGIA GIANTS This mix of three of the fastest-growing, openpollinated loblolly pine families in the Southeast are expected to produce 53.5% more

More information

Renovating Shelterbelts and Woodlots. Jeff Renton Agroforestry and Woodlot Extension Society

Renovating Shelterbelts and Woodlots. Jeff Renton Agroforestry and Woodlot Extension Society Renovating Shelterbelts and Woodlots Jeff Renton Agroforestry and Woodlot Extension Society Purpose To identify, remedy and maintain aging shelterbelts. To keep shelterbelts in good condition so their

More information

Is anyone else ready for this kind of weather?

Is anyone else ready for this kind of weather? Is anyone else ready for this kind of weather? Presented by: Don Flatness, District Manager Freeborn County SWCD March 24, 2011 Variety Selection... In selecting tree varieties for a particular site, there

More information

COLORADO STATE FOREST SERVICE. Orientation for Master Volunteer Forest Steward

COLORADO STATE FOREST SERVICE. Orientation for Master Volunteer Forest Steward COLORADO STATE FOREST SERVICE Orientation for Master Volunteer Forest Steward Outreach Division Conservation Education Public & Media Relations Policy & Legislative Affairs Volunteer Program Extension

More information

Environmental Benefits Analysis of Public Trees for Springfield, Ohio

Environmental Benefits Analysis of Public Trees for Springfield, Ohio Environmental Benefits Analysis of Public Trees for Springfield, Ohio T. Davis Sydnor and Sakthi Subburayalu School of Environment and Natural Resources and Pamela J. Bennett Ohio State University Extension

More information

SEEDLINGS PINES ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $58

SEEDLINGS PINES ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $58 SEEDLINGS PINES Name Description per 1000 per 500 per 50 GEORGIA GIANTS This mix of three of the fastest-growing, openpollinated loblolly pine families in the Southeast are expected to produce 53.5% more

More information

Penny Park Tree Inventory with Tree DBH Classes

Penny Park Tree Inventory with Tree DBH Classes Penny Park Tree Inventory with Tree Classes Inventory 8/7/2013 Total each Siberian elm non-native 10 17 13 14 8 17 79 Cottonwood native 1 4 5 Ash native 1 1 2 Pine non-native 2 2 Juniper native 1 1 Sycamore

More information

Defining Forests. forestry hardwood log native forest old-growth forest. E-unit: Defining Forests Page 1

Defining Forests. forestry hardwood log native forest old-growth forest. E-unit: Defining Forests Page 1 Defining Forests W HEN WE use the tree respectfully and economically, we have one of the greatest resources on the earth, said Frank Lloyd Wright. Clearly Mr. Wright placed value on trees and had sustainability

More information

Tree Identification Topics: Original Bearing and Line Trees

Tree Identification Topics: Original Bearing and Line Trees Tree Identification Topics: Original Bearing and Line Trees Staples http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/eco/nhnrp/brgtree.pdf https://gisdata.mn.gov/dataset/biota-original-pls-bearing-trees Common Original Bearing

More information

Range Improvement Task Force Report 71 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico, 1998

Range Improvement Task Force Report 71 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico, 1998 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico, 1998 Range Improvement Task Force Cooperative Extension Service / Agricultural Experiment Station College of Agriculture and Home Economics Range Livestock

More information

SEEDLINGS - PINE ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $60

SEEDLINGS - PINE ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $60 SEEDLINGS - PINE Name Description per 1000 per 500 per 50 GEORGIA GIANTS This mix of three of the fastest-growing, open-pollinated loblolly pine families in the Southeast are expected to produce 53.5%

More information

Intermountain Adaptation Partnership. Pat Behrens, USFS Intermountain Region

Intermountain Adaptation Partnership. Pat Behrens, USFS Intermountain Region Pat Behrens, USFS Intermountain Region Direct effects altered vegetation growth, mortality, and regeneration Indirect effects through altered disturbance and interactions with altered ecosystem processes

More information

EC1700 Clarke-McNary Seedling Tree Application Blank and Information

EC1700 Clarke-McNary Seedling Tree Application Blank and Information University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Historical Materials from University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension Extension 1-1934 EC1700 Clarke-McNary Seedling Tree

More information

MU Guide PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA

MU Guide PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Forestry AGRICULTURAL MU Guide PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Planning Tree Windbreaks in Missouri John P. Slusher, School of Natural Resources Doug Wallace, Natural

More information

Range Improvement Task Force Report 74 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico 2001

Range Improvement Task Force Report 74 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico 2001 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico 2001 Range Improvement Task Force Cooperative Extension Service / Agricultural Experiment Station College of Agriculture and Home Economics Range Livestock

More information

Range Improvement Task Force Report 73 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico 2000

Range Improvement Task Force Report 73 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico 2000 Range Livestock Costs and Returns for New Mexico 2000 Range Improvement Task Force Cooperative Extension Service / Agricultural Experiment Station College of Agriculture and Home Economics Range Livestock

More information

2019 Tree Sale Catalog

2019 Tree Sale Catalog 4820 Stover Rd, Bellaire, MI 49615 231-533-8363 www.antrimcd.com 2019 Tree Sale Catalog Submit your orders early to secure your trees! Order Pick-up: April 26 th & 27 th Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-Noon

More information

Trees. And other things that get in the way of surveyors. Tom Mortensen, RLA, ASLA Site Planner / Landscape Architect RA Smith National

Trees. And other things that get in the way of surveyors. Tom Mortensen, RLA, ASLA Site Planner / Landscape Architect RA Smith National Trees And other things that get in the way of surveyors Tom Mortensen, RLA, ASLA Site Planner / Landscape Architect RA Smith National I am not An Arborist A Horticulturalist A Botanist A Surveyor so I

More information

SEEDLINGS - PINE ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $60

SEEDLINGS - PINE ft. in height. Does best in well-drained, acid, sandy soils. $100 $60 LOBLOLLY Name GEORGIA GIANTS C-3 HIGH VOLUME ELITE STRAIGHT SEEDLINGS - PINE Description This mix of three of the fastest-growing, open-pollinated loblolly pine families in the Southeast are expected to

More information

Landscaping Requirements McConachie

Landscaping Requirements McConachie Landscaping Requirements McConachie In accordance with the Architectural Guidelines: Landscaping A $2000.00 deposit is required from the homeowner at the time of closing in the event that the builder has

More information

Arbor Day. Tree Sale. 18th Annual

Arbor Day. Tree Sale. 18th Annual 18th Annual Arbor Day Tree Sale Each year, the Town of Windsor Parks and Recrea on Forestry Division teams up with the Windsor Tree Board to help keep Windsor green by offering Windsor residents trees

More information

LYONS BOULDER SUPERIOR

LYONS BOULDER SUPERIOR THE STATE OF GRAND JUNCTION 2018 FT COLLINS LOVELAND LONGMONT RECYCLING LYONS BOULDER SUPERIOR LOUISVILLE WESTMINSTER NORTHGLEN GOLDEN COMMERCE CITY ARVADA DENVER VAIL GREENWOOD VILLAGE LONE TREE IN COLORADO

More information

DOWNLOAD OR READ : TREE OF RIVERS PDF EBOOK EPUB MOBI

DOWNLOAD OR READ : TREE OF RIVERS PDF EBOOK EPUB MOBI DOWNLOAD OR READ : TREE OF RIVERS PDF EBOOK EPUB MOBI Page 1 Page 2 tree of rivers tree of rivers pdf tree of rivers The Peter Grant series (alternatively, the Rivers of London series or the PC Grant series)

More information

Forestry CDE Senior Division Area Contest KEY 2014 True or False On the bubble sheet, mark A for True statements and B for False statements

Forestry CDE Senior Division Area Contest KEY 2014 True or False On the bubble sheet, mark A for True statements and B for False statements Forestry CDE Senior Division Area Contest KEY 2014 True or False On the bubble sheet, mark A for True statements and B for False statements 1. Which of the following is desirable for a good field notebook

More information

Landscape Plan Specifications

Landscape Plan Specifications Landscape Plan Specifications Landscape and Street Tree Plans shall conform to the specifications below. All Landscape plans are under the review of the City Forester and additional requirements may be

More information

Discovering Profits in Unlikely Places: Agroforestry Opportunities for Added Income

Discovering Profits in Unlikely Places: Agroforestry Opportunities for Added Income Page 1 of 7 BU-07407 2000 To Order Discovering Profits in Unlikely Places: Agroforestry Opportunities for Added Income by Scott J. Josiah Copyright 2000 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights

More information

Different trees for different needs!

Different trees for different needs! print file one sided Different trees for different needs! Activity 1: What is a woodland for? You will need: Scissors Tree cards (pg 3 and 4) Tree drawing (pg 2) There are many types of trees with different

More information

Exploring the Potential for Ecosystem Services on Colorado State Trust Lands

Exploring the Potential for Ecosystem Services on Colorado State Trust Lands Exploring the Potential for Ecosystem Services on Colorado State Trust Lands Fully realize the vision of Colorado s citizens, as expressed in Amendment 16, for stewardship of the lands we hold in perpetual

More information

EC1726 Application Blank and Information on Clarke-McNary Seedling Trees

EC1726 Application Blank and Information on Clarke-McNary Seedling Trees University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Historical Materials from University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension Extension 1-1947 EC1726 Application Blank and Information

More information

State Forest Nursery Program

State Forest Nursery Program This document is made available electronically by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library as part of an ongoing digital archiving project. http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/lrl.asp Minnesota Department

More information

Non-Development Tree Permit Application. SITE ADDRESS: Property Owner (required): Property Owner Address: Property Owner Phone:

Non-Development Tree Permit Application. SITE ADDRESS: Property Owner (required): Property Owner Address: Property Owner   Phone: CITY OF MERCER ISLAND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES GROUP 9611 SE 36TH STREET MERCER ISLAND, WA 98040 PHONE: 206.275.7605 www.mercergov.org Submit to: epermit.tech@mercergov.org Non-Development Tree Permit Application

More information

WV Project CommuniTree

WV Project CommuniTree WV Project CommuniTree Fall 2013 Report pg. 1 Building Communities from the Roots Up BACKGROUND WV Project CommuniTree (CTree) promotes tree planting and education on public land through volunteerism in

More information

SMALL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (LESS THAN FIVE ACRES)

SMALL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (LESS THAN FIVE ACRES) STATE OF COLORADO 11/02 STORMWATER RAINFALL EROSIVITY WAIVER for Exclusion from CDPS Stormwater Permitting for SMALL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (LESS THAN FIVE ACRES) This Rainfall Erosivity Waiver Form is

More information

Oregon 4-H. Forestry Quiz Series. P^/e &/17/93

Oregon 4-H. Forestry Quiz Series. P^/e &/17/93 P^/e &/17/93 Oregon 4-H Forestry Quiz Series The Forestry Quiz Series is designed as a teaching tool for learning the shrubs and trees of Oregon. Leaders are encouraged to copy the quiz sheets when teaching

More information

Ministry of Forests Cone and Seed Fee Schedule

Ministry of Forests Cone and Seed Fee Schedule Ministry of Forests Cone and Seed Fee Schedule Effective July 1, 2003 Surplus Seed Prices The following prices apply to the sale of ministry seed purchased on an individual sowing request basis. 1. Seed

More information

Forest Health Highlights 2015

Forest Health Highlights 2015 Forest Health Highlights 2015 Windbreaks, shelterbelts and narrow wooded riparian strips account for an additional 423,000 acres of tree-covered land. Community forests add 470,000 acres to the state s

More information

Selecting Trees for High Elevations

Selecting Trees for High Elevations NR/FF/028 (pr) Selecting Trees for High Elevations This fact sheet describes By: Dr. Michael R. Kuhns, USU Forestry Extension Specialist & Megan Dettenmaier, USU Forestry Extension Educator the importance

More information

Lesson B1 1. Defining Forests. Pathway Strand: Natural Resources and Environmental Systems

Lesson B1 1. Defining Forests. Pathway Strand: Natural Resources and Environmental Systems Lesson B1 1 Defining Forests Unit B. Plant Wildlife Management Problem Area 1. Introduction to Forestry Lesson 1. Defining Forests New Mexico Content Standard: Pathway Strand: Natural Resources and Environmental

More information

An Analysis of Street Tree Benefits for

An Analysis of Street Tree Benefits for An Analysis of Street Tree Benefits for By T. Davis Sydnor and Sakthi Subburayalu School of Environment and Natural Resources The Ohio State University Columbus, OH In cooperation with Green County Extension

More information

Sustainable Forest Management

Sustainable Forest Management Sustainable Forest Management 2014 Facts & Statistics Spring 2016 ISBN 978-1-4601-2805-3 ISSN 2368-4941 Agriculture and Forestry R e f o r e s t i n g H a r v e s t e d A r e a s Forests are a renewable

More information

ULNRD Inside this issue:

ULNRD Inside this issue: Upper Loup Scoop ULNRD Inside this issue: Is Your Drinking Water Safe? ACE Camp Scholarships ACE Camp Information Board of Directors Sub-district 1 Chris Vinton Eric Storer Sub-district 2 Wynn Wiens Judy

More information

Treatment/Project Area: Blanco Basin

Treatment/Project Area: Blanco Basin Treatment/Project Area: Blanco Basin rev. 4/15/11 Geographic Area - Bounded on north by watershed divide between Rito Blanco and Rio Blanco (Blue Mtn and Winter Hills make up western half of divide), the

More information

C o n s e r v a t i o n N e w s

C o n s e r v a t i o n N e w s C o n s e r v a t i o n N e w s M c C o n e C o n s e r v a t i o n D i s t r i c t Tree Order Form inside New! Soil Health Workshop February 2015 Source: cornell.edu Range Conservation Workshop Held October

More information

Ohlenbusch, P.D Establishing Native Grasses, Kansas State University Extension

Ohlenbusch, P.D Establishing Native Grasses, Kansas State University Extension Ohlenbusch, P.D. 1997. Establishing Native Grasses, Kansas State University Extension Ecoregions Eco Region Cherokee Plains Typical Vegetation Tallgrass prairie and oak hickory woodland in areas of greater

More information

Planning Field Shelterbelts for the Prairies

Planning Field Shelterbelts for the Prairies Planning Field Shelterbelts for the Prairies Page 1 INTRODUCTION Properly planned field shelterbelts provide many benefits to the agricultural community. The main benefit is wind reduction; shelterbelts

More information

Environmental Benefits Analysis of Trees for Beavercreek, Ohio T. Davis Sydnor and Sakthi Subburayalu School of Environment and Natural Resources

Environmental Benefits Analysis of Trees for Beavercreek, Ohio T. Davis Sydnor and Sakthi Subburayalu School of Environment and Natural Resources Environmental Benefits Analysis of Trees for Beavercreek, Ohio T. Davis Sydnor and Sakthi Subburayalu School of Environment and Natural Resources February 25, 2011 January 29, 2008 An Analysis of Tree

More information

STRATUM: The Benefits and Costs of the Green Infrastructure

STRATUM: The Benefits and Costs of the Green Infrastructure STRATUM: The Benefits and Costs of the Green Infrastructure Paula Peper, Center for Urban Forest Research, Pacific Southwest Research Station, USDA Forest Service Center for Urban Forest Research Demonstrate

More information

852 AGRICULTURE-COLORADO

852 AGRICULTURE-COLORADO AGRICULTURE-COLORADO 6 0 6 0 6 0 0 6 0 6 6 6 6 6 6 66 6 6 6 0 6 0 6 CouNTY TABLE I.-FARMS, FARM ACREAGE AND VALUE, BY COLOR AND BY TENURE OF ["White" includes Mexicans and Hindus. "Colored" Includes ITEM

More information

STANDARD FOR TREE PROTECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION. Definition

STANDARD FOR TREE PROTECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION. Definition STANDARD FOR TREE PROTECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION Definition The protection of trees from environmental and mechanical injury during construction activities. Purpose To protect trees for erosion and sediment

More information

AWES Introduction. AWES Members. Part 1: Background to Agroforestry on the Prairies. Presentation Outline

AWES Introduction. AWES Members. Part 1: Background to Agroforestry on the Prairies. Presentation Outline Alley Cropping and Silvopasture: Agroforestry Systems for the Prairies AWES Mission: To increase the awareness of the economic, social and environmental values of agroforestry and woodlots in the agricultural

More information

UTAH S PRIVATE FOREST LAND CHARACTERISTICS. Michael R. Kuhns Associate Professor and Extension Forestry Specialist

UTAH S PRIVATE FOREST LAND CHARACTERISTICS. Michael R. Kuhns Associate Professor and Extension Forestry Specialist UTAH S PRIVATE FOREST LAND CHARACTERISTICS Michael R. Kuhns Associate Professor and Extension Forestry Specialist GIS Analysis by Thomas G. Van Niel GIS Specialist Department of Forest Resources Utah State

More information

Colorado Ballot Initiative # Setback Requirement for Oil and Gas Development

Colorado Ballot Initiative # Setback Requirement for Oil and Gas Development Colorado Ballot Initiative #97 2500 Setback Requirement for Oil and Gas Development GIS-Based Impact Assessment July 2, 2018 Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission An estimated 54% of Colorado s total

More information

Habitat Management in Red Squirrel Reserves and Buffer Zones in Northern England

Habitat Management in Red Squirrel Reserves and Buffer Zones in Northern England Habitat Management in Red Squirrel Reserves and Buffer Zones in Northern England Red squirrel populations are suffering major decline in England. This is due to elements of habitat loss, and as a result

More information

Minnetonka Code of Ordinances

Minnetonka Code of Ordinances 19. Tree Protection. a) Purpose. The goal of this subdivision is to preserve as much as practical Minnetonka's highly valued tree natural resources, ecosystems and viewsheds, while allowing reasonable

More information

Environmental Benefits Analysis of Trees for The Ohio State University, Columbus Campus

Environmental Benefits Analysis of Trees for The Ohio State University, Columbus Campus Environmental Benefits Analysis of Trees for The Ohio State University, Columbus Campus T. Davis Sydnor and Sakthi Subburayalu School of Environment and Natural Resources March 8, 2011 A Project of the

More information

3/8/2015. What You Will Learn: Intermediate Use Areas: Considerations and Tools. Time line for Forestry Activities

3/8/2015. What You Will Learn: Intermediate Use Areas: Considerations and Tools. Time line for Forestry Activities Intermediate Use Areas: Considerations and Tools The Woods In Your Backyard Program What You Will Learn: Options for converting lawns and intermediate use areas to natural areas. Tools and equipment considerations

More information

2014 Catalog and Order Form

2014 Catalog and Order Form TOWNER STATE NURSERY Conifer Seedling Nursery 2014 Catalog and Order Form Nursery Stock for Conservation Tree Planting Needs 878 Nursery Road ~ Towner ND 58788 ~ Tel: 701-537-5636 ~ Fax: 701-537-5680 www.ndsu.edu/ndfs

More information

Five-Year Strategic Plan

Five-Year Strategic Plan Colorado State Forest Service Five-Year Strategic Plan 2016-2020 VISION: Healthy and Resilient Forests. MISSION: To achieve stewardship of Colorado s diverse forest environments for the benefit of present

More information

TIMBER-PROCESSING CAPACITY NEAR NATIONAL FORESTS

TIMBER-PROCESSING CAPACITY NEAR NATIONAL FORESTS FOREST INDUSTRY TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 1 SUMMER 2017 TIMBER-PROCESSING CAPACITY NEAR NATIONAL FORESTS RIO GRANDE NATIONAL FOREST, COLORADO BY CHELSEA P. MCIVER, ERIC A. SIMMONS AND TODD A. MORGAN INTRODUCTION

More information

Planting Windbreaks to Survive Drouth in South Dakota

Planting Windbreaks to Survive Drouth in South Dakota South Dakota State University Open PRAIRIE: Open Public Research Access Institutional Repository and Information Exchange Extension Circulars SDSU Extension 3-1943 Planting Windbreaks to Survive Drouth

More information

FALL West McLean Soil Conservation District, Garrison ND. Achievement Winners

FALL West McLean Soil Conservation District, Garrison ND. Achievement Winners West McLean Soil Conservation District, Garrison ND FALL 2017 Achievement Winners Congratulations to the Hauf Brothers for being named West McLean SCD Achievement Winners. Bryan and Jerry Hauf were selected

More information

Establishing Vegetation

Establishing Vegetation Establishing Vegetation GRASS 1. Preferred Planting Season: 15 May to 1 August and winter dormant seeding, planting just before the ground freezes in the fall. Acceptable Planting Season: 1-15 August.

More information

LITTLE PRAIRIE COMMUNITY FOREST: B2B October 12, 2016 Presented by Jeff Beale, RPF

LITTLE PRAIRIE COMMUNITY FOREST: B2B October 12, 2016 Presented by Jeff Beale, RPF LITTLE PRAIRIE COMMUNITY FOREST: B2B October 12, 2016 Presented by Jeff Beale, RPF Little Prairie Community Forest 2016 Map ~ 13,500 hectares total gross area ~ 3,500 hectares in an old growth management

More information

Aerial Survey Highlights for Colorado, 2016

Aerial Survey Highlights for Colorado, 2016 Aerial Survey Highlights for Colorado, 2016 Aerial detection surveys of tree-killing or damaging insects and diseases are conducted annually over Colorado s forestlands. This is a cooperative effort between

More information

Muncaster Environmental Planning

Muncaster Environmental Planning Muncaster Environmental Planning May 16, 2009 Ms. Shelia Clarke Project Manager Civil Engineering Services Trow Associates Inc. 154 Colonnade Rd. South Ottawa, ON K2E 7J5 Dear Ms. Clarke: RE: Andrew Simpson

More information

State Forest Nursery Program

State Forest Nursery Program This document is made available electronically by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library as part of an ongoing digital archiving project. http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/lrl.asp Minnesota Department

More information

Sustainable Forest Management

Sustainable Forest Management Sustainable Forest Management 2015 Facts & Statistics Spring 2017 ISBN 978-1-4601-3520-4 ISSN 2368-4844 Agriculture and Forestry Annual Allowable Cut Sustainable forest management requires long-term planning.

More information

dnr.wa.gov/sflo Planting Forest Seedlings How to select, plant and care for tree seedlings WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF Natural Resources

dnr.wa.gov/sflo Planting Forest Seedlings How to select, plant and care for tree seedlings WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF Natural Resources dnr.wa.gov/sflo Planting Forest Seedlings How to select, plant and care for tree seedlings WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF Natural Resources Species and Stock Type It is highly recommended that you get

More information

Oak Ridge Rowing Association 2017 Vendor Information

Oak Ridge Rowing Association 2017 Vendor Information 1 Oak Ridge Rowing Association 2017 Vendor Information Dear Regatta Vendors, Thank you so much for expressing interest in being a vendor for any of our regattas during the 2017 Spring Season. We greatly

More information

Rock Island County. Copperas Creek Watershed Update! Take care of the land and the land will take care of you. UPCOMING EVENTS Election Results

Rock Island County. Copperas Creek Watershed Update! Take care of the land and the land will take care of you. UPCOMING EVENTS Election Results Rock Island County Soil and Water Conser vation Rock Island County SWCD Spring 2018 Newsletter Copperas Creek Watershed Update! Take care of the land and the land will take care of you. The concern of

More information

March 29, Caring for Trees in a Changing Climate

March 29, Caring for Trees in a Changing Climate March 29, 2017 Caring for Trees in a Changing Climate Leslie Brandt Climate Change Specialist Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science US Forest Service Impacts of Climate Change on Trees and Ecosystems

More information

8) Which of the following species is best adapted to poorly drained sites? a) Bur oak b) Eastern red cedar c) Black ash d) Yellow birch

8) Which of the following species is best adapted to poorly drained sites? a) Bur oak b) Eastern red cedar c) Black ash d) Yellow birch School Score Wisconsin Envirothon 2004 Forestry Exam Answer the following questions based on the species description and graphic to the right. 1) This tree is the state tree of Wisconsin and is prized

More information

Soil Erosion Control after Wildfire

Soil Erosion Control after Wildfire Soil Erosion Control after Wildfire Fact Sheet No. 6.308 Natural Resources Series Forestry by R. Moench and J. Fusaro * After a severe fire, soil erosion can cause adverse effects on many ecosystems. The

More information

1 Southern Great Plains Crucial Habitat Assessment Tool. September,

1 Southern Great Plains Crucial Habitat Assessment Tool. September, Habitat and Status for Lesser Prairie-chicken on Kiowa, Rita Blanca, Black Kettle, and McClellan Creek National Grasslands in Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico Section 219.19 of the 1982 Planning Rule provisions

More information

Grant funding cost share of 30%-70% of eligible expenses to complete the project

Grant funding cost share of 30%-70% of eligible expenses to complete the project Environmental Stewardship and Climate Change Producer Program Funding List Category A, B and C Grant funding cost share of 30%- of eligible expenses to complete the project The Environmental Stewardship

More information

New Mexico Geological Society

New Mexico Geological Society New Mexico Geological Society Downloaded from: http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/guidebooks/22 Flora of the San Luis Valley Hobart N. Dixon, 1971, pp. 133-136 in: San Luis Basin (Colorado), James, H. L.;

More information

Flight 93 National Memorial Reforestation Project (Phases I-IV)

Flight 93 National Memorial Reforestation Project (Phases I-IV) Photo credit: National Park Service Flight 93 National Memorial Reforestation Project (Phases I-IV) M.C. Tyree 1, J. Larkin 1, S. Eggerud 2, P. Angel 2, M. French 3, C. Barton 4 1 Indiana University of

More information

Telegraph Forest Management Project

Telegraph Forest Management Project Telegraph Forest Management Project Black Hills National Forest Northern Hills Ranger District Lawrence and Pennington Counties, South Dakota Proposed Action and Request for Comments March 2008 Table of

More information

Why Wildfires Keep Getting Bigger: An Introduction to Wildland Fires in New Mexico. Mary Stuever, Chama District Forester New Mexico State Forestry

Why Wildfires Keep Getting Bigger: An Introduction to Wildland Fires in New Mexico. Mary Stuever, Chama District Forester New Mexico State Forestry Why Wildfires Keep Getting Bigger: An Introduction to Wildland Fires in New Mexico Mary Stuever, Chama District Forester New Mexico State Forestry Visiting Forester Program at Philmont Scout Ranch William

More information

COMMUNITY FORESTRY PROGRAM CITY OF MISSION HILLS, KANSAS

COMMUNITY FORESTRY PROGRAM CITY OF MISSION HILLS, KANSAS COMMUNITY FORESTRY PROGRAM CITY OF MISSION HILLS, KANSAS INVENTORY RESULTS AND MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS PREPARED BY: Kim Bomberger Community Forester Kansas Forest Service 2610 Claflin Road Manhattan,

More information

Annual Status of Reforestation in Alberta Report 2016

Annual Status of Reforestation in Alberta Report 2016 2016 November 6,2017 Agriculture and Forestry 2015-2016 Table of Contents What is this report about? 3 What is reforestation? 4 Why reforest? 5 What does the law require? 5 How is the status of reforestation

More information

Evaluating the Ecological Impacts of Emerald Ash Borer (and Climate Change) in Black Ash Forests

Evaluating the Ecological Impacts of Emerald Ash Borer (and Climate Change) in Black Ash Forests Evaluating the Ecological Impacts of Emerald Ash Borer (and Climate Change) in Black Ash Forests -Background: black ash in the lake states and MN -The stresses facing black ash (EAB and climate) -Adaptation

More information

Instructions for New Applicants to the Qualified Forest Program

Instructions for New Applicants to the Qualified Forest Program Instructions for New Applicants to the Qualified Forest Program Eligibility Requirements: Each Parcel (identified by a unique Tax Parcel ID #) in your application must be 20 acres or more in size. Parcels

More information

2.7 Biodiversity Indicator 6. [Retention of Habitat for] Endangered Plant and Animal Life PA s

2.7 Biodiversity Indicator 6. [Retention of Habitat for] Endangered Plant and Animal Life PA s 2.7 Biodiversity Indicator 6. [Retention of Habitat for] Endangered Plant and Animal Life 2.7.1Background: Retention of habitat for endangered animal life is discussed in Wildlife Indicator 1. This biodiversity

More information

Agricultural Resource Management Plan. Wind River Indian Reservation. July 11, 2016

Agricultural Resource Management Plan. Wind River Indian Reservation. July 11, 2016 Agricultural Resource Management Plan Wind River Indian Reservation July 11, 2016 1 Acknowledgements Executive Summary Table of Contents I. Introduction a. Purpose b. Scope The scope of the Agricultural

More information

DOWNLOAD OR READ : TREES AND FORESTS A COLOUR GUIDE BIOLOGY PATHOLOGY PROPAGATION SILVICULTURE SURGERY BIOMES ECOLOGY CONSERVATION PDF EBOOK EPUB MOBI

DOWNLOAD OR READ : TREES AND FORESTS A COLOUR GUIDE BIOLOGY PATHOLOGY PROPAGATION SILVICULTURE SURGERY BIOMES ECOLOGY CONSERVATION PDF EBOOK EPUB MOBI DOWNLOAD OR READ : TREES AND FORESTS A COLOUR GUIDE BIOLOGY PATHOLOGY PROPAGATION SILVICULTURE SURGERY BIOMES ECOLOGY CONSERVATION PDF EBOOK EPUB MOBI Page 1 Page 2 biomes ecology conservation trees and

More information