Regeneration Practices

Shelterwood in Eastern white pine
Photo by Scott Roberts
UGA ID #4799013

Grafted seedlings in lath house
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798081

Fumigation in nursery
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798084

Piling of Engelmann spruce stump, to reduce Inonotus tomentosus
Photo by James Baker
UGA ID #4799080

Pine seed orchard
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798079

Undercutting in pine nursery bed
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798087

Uniform shelterwood 12 TPA
Ponderosa Pine, Douglas-fir, Sugar Pine
Photo by Philip McDonald
UGA ID #4799088

Harrowing
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798056

Root sprouts of trembling aspen after wildfire
Photo by Robert F. Wittwer
UGA ID #4800032

Site preparation for natural regeneration of shortleaf pine
Photo by Robert F. Wittwer
UGA ID #4800022

Prescribed stand-replacing fire for creation of elk summer range
Lodgepole pine - subalpine fir
Photo by James N. Long
UGA ID #4800013

Panama stick seeder
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798093

Poorly drained site
Photo by John D. Hodges
UGA ID #4798096

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