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March 2020
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Find out more »April 2020
Marketing Hardwood Veneer Logs and Trees
Learn more about which types of hardwood and veneer logs and trees the forester can market. As well as which markets can be most valuable for use. Register at www.ihla.org/events $60 fee. See attached flyer for more details. Marketing Hardwood Veneer Logs and Trees
Find out more »Invasive Forest Pest Q&A
EABU webinar series. Click here to register. Have a question about invasive insects? We can help! Send us your questions and we’ll answer them in this webinar.
Find out more »White River RC&D Spring Wildflower Hike
Morning and afternoon hike offered, 25 people/hike. Kay Yatskievych and Carroll Ritter -hike leaders RSVPs required and a nominal fee Contact tdligman@att.net or 812-278-0139 to reserve.
Find out more »Weed Wrangler
See the website for more details.
Find out more »Family Nature Fest
Contact the Forest at 812-827-2857 for more information.
Find out more »Breakfast with a Forester April
8 EST, 7 CST. An informal breakfast with friends to discuss issues you may be having in your woodland areas. Foresters will be available for conversation and questions for 1-1/2 hours. Walk in anytime. Breakfast is on your own.
Find out more »Lincoln Hills RC&D Family Night
Contact Karen Ann Smith at 812-836-2179 or katsmith1952@psci.net This event is at 6 pm central, at 7 pm eastern.
Find out more »Walnut Council Field Day
We’ll meet at the Pence Group property at 2515 S. 900 E., Lafayette, IN, Tippecanoe County. John Kelsey’s tree computerized tree thinning the program will be presented –it will be the most scientific method for marking trees to thin, ever devised. We’ll also have a presentation on grading standing walnut trees that need to be accomplished to make the tree thinning program viable and correct. We’ll have a Chick-fil-A catered lunch, then go out to the Pence Walnut Plantation and…
Find out more »Woodland Management Workshop
Contact 260-244-7615 or jwoodman@purdue.edu
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