Stand Density Tour – Alsea Nelder Plots (Posted) Planting densities have a critical effect how individual trees and stands of trees grow. We will join Professor Mike Newton for a visit to a variable density research site (a Nelder plot) to hear some of what he learned there, and in other density-related work while at OSU. Join us for a lively discussion of planting densities and other management tools for supporting optimal stand health and productivity. Sponsored by the Benton Chapter of OSWA, Starker Forests and OSU Extension. Date : Saturday, July 29 2017 Time : 8:15 AM to 12:00 noon Location : We will meet at 8:15 at the office of Starker Forests, to car pool to the site in the Alsea area. We will depart promptly at 8:30. What to bring : Please come prepared for the weather of the day and being in the brush. Please wear long pants and closed toed shoes. Bring a water bottle, snacks or other personal items you need. Space is limited and registration is required . Registr...
Woodland Management Short Course The Basic Woodland Management Short Course is ideal for anyone who is just starting out taking care of a woodland property. It gives a broad introduction to woodland ownership activities. It is offered in four evening sessions with a Saturday fieldtrip. Course themes include: Getting Started - Assessing your property and your site What’s Going on in Your Woods? - Understanding tree biology and forest ecology Taking Care of Your Woods - Tree planting, care for an established forest, weed control Getting it Done - Safety, timber sale logistics, and laws and regulations Dates : Thursdays October 26, November 2, 9, 16 Time : 6:30 – 8:30 pm Field Session : Saturday November 18th , 9 am – 3 pm Location : Linn County Extension Office, Tangent Cost : $50/individual, $60/family Space is limited and registration is required. Registration will close by October 20th . Register by calling Benton County Extension 541-766-6750, or email includi...
Oregon Season Tracker Trainings Oregon Season Tracker is a citizen science project to collect and report rainfall and seasonal events. Participants take an on-line training at home and then attend a local in-person session for volunteer skills building and Q&A. OST Online Training : opens September xx (work on your own schedule). OST skills building sessions ( attend one of three , tentatively scheduled for): Tuesday October 3, Thursday October 5, Tuesday October 17, Thursday October 19, Wednesday November 15 Time : 6:00 - 8:00 pm Cost: $40 per individual or family sharing materials. Includes program-approved rain gauge. $30 for Linn County residents requesting a discount from LCEA grant.
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