Forestry

NCSU Resources | Marketing & Economics | Management and Production | Pest Management | Additional Links

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Cooperative Extension and NC State University Resources

• College of Natural Resources
• NCSU Extension Forestry
• Hardwood Research Cooperative
• Forestry Educational Outreach Program
• North Carolina Forest Income Estimates by County – 2001 – 2002 
• 1997 Natural Resources Inventory of North Carolina
• North Carolina Urban Tree Evaluation Program
• Wood Products Extension — NCSU Department of Wood and Paper Science
• Extension Forestry Digital Desktop Reference Video Publications
• North Carolina State Forest Nutrition Cooperative
• Understanding Forestry Terms

Marketing and Economics

• Forests and the North Carolina Economy
• Where to Go for Forestry Assistance
• Management by Objectives: Successful Forest Planning
• Financial Incentives for Forest Management
• Estimating the Volume of A Standing Tree Using A Scale (Biltmore) Stick
• First See a Forester
• A Consumer's Guide to Consulting Foresters
• Economic Analysis of a Reforestation Investment
• Maintaining Forest Property Boundaries
• Timber Sales Agreements
• Before You Sell Your Timber . . .
• Selling Your Timber?
• Timber Sales: A Planning Guide for Landowners
• Site Preparation Methods and Contracts
• Federal Income Taxes for Timber Growers
• Liability and the North Carolina Landowner
• Maintaining the Forestry Exemption Under the Sedimentation Pollution Control Act
• Plant Trees and Wildlife Cover Under the Conservation Reserve Program
• Enrolling in North Carolina's Forest Stewardship Program
• Restoration of Wetlands Under the Wetlands Reserve Program
• A Landowner's Guide to Working With Recreationists
• Recreational Forest Trails: Plan for Success

Management and Production

• Site Preparation Methods and Contracts
• Forest Soils and Site Index
• Using a Compass and Pacing
• Crop Tree Management in North Carolina
• Forest Health – Community Wealth: A Landowner's Guide to Enhancing Forests in Western North Carolina
• Woodscaping Your Woodlands
• Pruning Woodland Trees
• Managing for Hardwood
• A Guide to Information About Forest and Wildlife Management
• Steps to Successful Pine Plantings
• Thinning Pine Stands
• Reforestation of Southern Pine
• Longleaf Pine Straw Production
• Nutrient Management for Longleaf Pinestraw
• Producing Firewood from Your Woodlot
• Producing Shitake Mushrooms: A Guide for Small-scale Outdoor Cultivation on Logs
• Enrolling in North Carolina's Forest Stewardship Program
• Planting Your New Stewardship Forest
• Restoration of Wetlands Under the Wetlands Reserve Program
• Forest and Wildlife Stewardship
• Forest Stewardship: Planning for Beauty and Diversity
• Developing Wildlife-Friendly Pine Plantations
• Deer Management
• Wild Turkeys and the Woodland Owner
• Hardwoods of North America – Technical Report FPL-GTR-83, USDA Forest Service
• Silvics of NA – AG Handbook 654, USDA Forest Service

Pest Management

• North Carolina Pest Management Information Program
• North Carolina Pest News
• Save Our Hemlocks

Additional Links

• USDA Forest Service
• USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
• Marketing Specialty Forest Products – University of Minnesota Extension
• Non-Timber Forest Products – Center for Forest Products Marketing and Management,
  Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University & USDA Forest Service
• Non-Timber Forest Products – Institute for Culture and Ecology
• National Agroforestry Center – USDA Forest Service & USDA Natural Resources Conservation Center
• American Tree Farm System
• American Forests
• American Forest and Paper Association
• Forest Guild and Forest Trust
• The Bugwood Network – University of Georgia
• Southern Region Pest Management Center – USDA and Cooperative Extension
• Pest Management – CREES (Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service)
• Southern Pine Beetle Internet Control Center – Virginia Tech