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Improving Your Forest

Improving Your Forest is a daylong class that teaches landowners the crop tree management process. Landowners are guided through the steps of defining goals, selecting trees with the potential to meet those goals and providing space for trees to thrive and provide the desired benefits. The first portion of this class is spent indoors getting better acquainted with the concept of crop tree management. The afternoon session is spent in the woods selecting crop trees and determining what is needed in order to provide them with the space they need to thrive.


2008 Class Schedule:

Friday, Oct. 24, 2008

Clum's Tree Farm, Harrison County
SR 800, Tippecanoe, Ohio

Cost: $35/person

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Registration deadline is Oct. 17, 2008


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Did you know?
Two Ohio counties are more than 70 percent forested (Lawrence and Vinton).

 

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