FOR164 - Site Preparation for Regeneration of Upland Oaks

By Jeffrey Stringer
Published on Aug. 29, 2024

The practice is designed to aid the growth of a developing age class resulting from a regeneration harvest (cut). Specifically, site preparation includes removal of residual unwanted trees, left after a harvest that are present in sufficient density to reduce the growth of the new regenerating age class.

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