Species will vary based on availability but will include some mix of bald cypress, Shumard oak, cherry bard oak, red mulberry, river birch and/or sycamore
Federal grants aim to expand forestry recruitment in Arkansas
The forestry program at University of Arkansas at Monticello is working to expand the forestry workforce
AI tools making headway in Arkansas forest health research
While an emerging fungal disease continues to chip away at the forestry industry in the southern United States, a remote sensing researcher is developing artificial intelligence models to seek answers from the skies
Log-A-Load speaks to Arkadelphia Rotarians
“The local forestry community comes together for the greater good” at the Log-A-Load fundraiser
Presence of blight pathogen confirmed in Arkansas pine trees
Loblolly pine is the most economically significant tree species in the state’s approximately $6 billion forest economy
Arkansas foresters to gather for workshop in DeGray region
Attendees will see active pine forest management operations from establishment to thinning to final harvest.
Researchers turn to AI, remote sensing to find cause of pine decline
The decline has taken the form of browning and dropping of needles in stands of mature pines in southeastern Arkansas.
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