Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2004
Abstract
Private forest landowners have many reasons for managing their timberlands- from intensive timber production to wildlife habitat to family recreation. An exciting forestry development is the establishment of oak plantations on agricultural land. Both state and federal governmental assistance programs can provide part of the initial investment involved in forest establishment costs. Unfortunately, there are few existing studies to help landowners decide if the investment will be profitable.
Repository Citation
Grebner, Donald L.; Gaddis, Deborah A.; Ezell, Andrew W.; and Bullard, Steven H., "Improving southern oak seedling survival can boost after-tax investment returns" (2004). Faculty Publications. 98.
https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/forestry/98
Comments
Grebner, D.L., D.A. Gaddis, A.W. Ezell, and S.H. Bullard. 2004. Improving southern oak seedling survival can boost after-tax investment returns. Forest Landowner 63(6):12-15.