Index by Title
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| 1999 - an Eventful Year At
Hopkins Memorial Tree Farm Torres, Lou |
| Aerial Photographs
Available Online Humbert, Ken |
| * A GREAT Tool for Woodland Analysis Norman E. Elwood
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
| * Around the globe and into your home: New innovations in GPS Jon Aschenbach
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
| Avoiding Wildlife Damage
to Northwest Conifers Campbell, Dan |
| Bears Snub Pruned Trees
Nolte, Dale |
| Before Harvesting Your
Timber Eckis, Ralph |
| Boomer Baffles - the Milk Jug
Defense Phillips, Bob |
| * Breeding
programs for "other" species are underway Randy Johnson
- NWW-Winter 2000 |
| * Carbon
Offset Projects - Opportunities for Landowners - Carolyn J. Henri
- NWW-Summer 2000 |
| Christmas Tree Related
Web Resources - Chal Landgren |
| * Coarse
Woody Debris - Tying the System Together - Creighton, Janean -
NWW-Summer 2000 |
| *Comparison
of Riparian Protection Standards - Colla, Jim - NWW-Spring 2001 |
| * Computer Software for the Small Woodland Owner Rich Howard
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
| * Conservation
Easements - An Invaluable Tool for the Private Forest Owner -
Rosenblatt, Roger - NWW-Summer 2001 |
| * Dare
to Compare - Jim Colla, Ted Lorensen and Ann Forest Burns - NWW-Spring
2001 |
| *"Dirt
Poor?"...or is it "Dirt Rich?" Find out with NRCS Soil Surveys
- Russ Hatz - NWW-Summer 2001 |
| Early Seedling Fertilization,
A Work in Progress Scott Ketchum and Diane Haase |
| * Equipment
Decisions Influenced by many Factors Havel, Mark -
NWW-Fall 2000 |
| Fertilizing Forests
Spurs Extra Growth Steve Webster |
| * Forest
Genetics: What's in it for the Family Forest Owner? Jess
Daniels - NWW-Winter 2000 |
| Forester Advise on Selling
Timber Pranger, Tony |
| Forest Glossary of Terminology
- Oregon State University Extension |
| Forestland & Timber Taxes
Are Changing OR Department of Forestry |
| * Forest
Practices Contrasted Among Four States Erixson, John
- NWW-Spring 2001 |
| * Forest
Practices Trends and Negative Effects Colla, Jim
- NWW-Spring 2001 |
| Forest Reborn - Review,
A Hanson, Scott |
| * Forest
Soils, The Key Factor of Crop Productivity Richard
E. Miller - NWW-Summer 2001 |
| * Genetics
and the Family Forest Bob Playfair - NWW-Winter 2000
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| Hands On Fire Science in Central
Oregon Stewart, Jon |
| * Have farm, will compute: One tree farmer's use of the computer Bill Lukens
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
Herbicides and Their Uses
for Alternate Conifer Species - Wilbur-Ellis Co.
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| * How
Harvest Methods Affect Tree Genetics George E. Howe
- NWW-Winter 2000 |
| Indirect Methods for Avoiding
Damage Campbell, Dan |
| * Involving
Local Schools in Forest Ecology and Silviculture Rosenblatt,
Roger and Fernne - NWW-Fall 2000 |
Keeping Your Christmas
Tree Fresh, McCloskey, Jean
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| Late Season Weed Control
for Christmas Trees Spingath, Kurt |
| * Leave
a Lasting Legacy Hicks, Samantha - NWW-Summer 2000
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A Little Old Lady Learns
About Logging - Butts, Linda
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| Managing Private Forest
for Timber & Wildlife Habitat Pranger, Tony |
| * Managing
Vole Damage Wagner, Kim - NWW-Spring 2001 |
| * Meet The Internet Steve Wilent
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
| * Must
Have Tools for your Tree Farm Neil Schroeder and Wendell
Walker - NWW-Fall 2000 |
| * New
Images and Words Shape Perceptions - Woodland Owners can help Provide
Balance Adams, Paul W. - NWW-Summer 2000 |
| * Northwest
Forest Practices Regulation and Forest Management Certification Frederick
W. Cubbage and Steverson O. Moffat - NWW-Spring 2001 |
| * Orchard-grown
seedlings can provide growth gain Paul Morgan - NWW-Winter
2000 |
| * Oregon's
Carbon Investment in Family Forestlands Jim Cathcart
- NWW-Summer 2000 |
| Pacific Spirit, A Forest
Reborn -- By Patrick Moore, Hanson, Scott |
| *
Personal Protection Emphasized in Firewise Program, Marker, John
- NWW-Summer 2000 |
| Planting Trees Takes
Planning Belton, John |
Please Explain . . .
. . Weyerhauser Co.
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| * Pneumatics
Can be Quick and Easy Cut Bondi, Mike - NWW-Spring
2000 |
| Portable Sawmill Option - A
Small Scale Harvesting Tool Hanson, Scott |
| Private Landowner Forestry Bridge
Project Matthews, Mike |
| * Property Taxes Too High? Make Certain of your Land's Tax Designation Susan Alexander
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
| Protecting Your Property from
Wildfires Carter, Jack |
| * Pruning
to enhance tree and stand value Emmingham, Bill and
Fitzgerald, Stephen - NWW-Spring 2000 |
| Public Values Have Changed Adams,
Dr. P |
| Putting In A Large Culvert Shibley,
Gilbert |
| Quick Reforestation Checklist Helgeson,
Ole |
| * Reforestation
in Vole Country Goldstein, Stu - NWW-Spring 2001 |
| Scandinavia 2001 Butts,
Linda |
| Small Bridge Construction Hanson,
Scott |
| * Small
in size, Great in Importance: Invertibrates in your Soil Moldenke,
Andrew - NWW-Summer 2001 |
| * Soil
Compaction on Woodlands--Protecting the Good Earth Adams,
Dr. Paul - NWW-Summer 2001 |
| * Soil--The
Basic Resource Russ Hatz - NWW-Summer 2001 |
| * Species-specific
seed zones for Washington and western Oregon William
Randall and Paul Berrang - NWW-Winter 2000 |
| Spring Branch Dieback Phenomena Overhulser
and Kanaskie |
| Switzerland and
Oregon - Contrasts and Similarities Hanson, Scott
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| Teddy Bears Don't Eat Trees Belton,
John |
* The
Importance of Property Boundary Surveys for Managing Tree Farm Risks,
Glassford, Alicia - NWW-Summer 2000
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| * The Rural Technology Initiative: Computer Technology for Tomorrow's Forests Today Larry Mason
- NWW-Fall 2001 |
Tillamook State Forest's
Future, Hanson, Scott
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Timber Cruises, Foster,
John
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Tips On Testifying, McCloskey,
Jean
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| *To
prune or not to prune? The right answer may be 20 years away! Hanson,
Nels - NWW-Winter 2000 |
| Tree Tolerance Tables Unknown
|
| * Using
Backpack Sprayers to Control your Weeds and Brush Alber,
Bruce - NWW-Fall 2000 |
| Wet Ground - What Trees Should
You Plant? Chal Landgren |
| What we've learned about
pruning Douglas-fir Butts, Lynn and Linda |
| * Which
Tree Planting Tool is Best for You? Helgerson, Ole
T. - NWW-Fall 2000 |
| Wildlife Repellent Studies Campbell,
Dan & Joanne |
| Winning Combination for Oregon
Landowners, Hunters & Wildlife Stewart, Jon |
* "Woodsy
Weirdoes," Politics and Forests in the Northwest Lunch,
William M. - NWW-Spring 2001
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*Northwest Woodlands is
a benefit of membership in the Oregon Small Woodlands Association,
Washington Farm Forestry Association, Idaho Forest Owners Association
and Montana Forest Owners Association. For information on joining
one of these family forestry associations, contact:
The Oregon Small Woodlands Association:
Mike Gaudern, (503)588-1813
The Washington Farm Forestry
Association:
Nels Hanson, (360)459-0984
The Idaho Forest Owners Association:
Sonny Poirier, (208)437-3371
The Montana Forest Owners
Association:
Thomas Liechty, (406)726-3787
Forest Landowners
of California:
Dan Weldon, (916)972-0273
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