This class will cover basic steps involved with successful riparian tree and shrub planting as might be done on the open land of small farms or rural homesteads in the Willamette Valley or its foothills. Establishing trees ...
Learn how corrective pruning of young timber stands and landscape trees can help nip problems in the bud. Learn proper pruning techniques that help promote desired structure and growth and how this will positively impact your ...
This class will briefly discuss managing some of the most common unwanted vegetation such as ivy, blackberry, and holly. Then we'll dive into the details of replacing the unwanted weeds by planting shade tolerant wildflowers, ...
Are you a beginner woodland manager/owner? Need some help getting started? Looking for resources and tips to help you plan and manage your property? Join us for an introduction to the world of woodland management, including ...
Property owners can play key roles in wildlife habitat. Learn how to manage your land to promote a diverse native habitat and support ecological systems. One of a series of Land Steward Rural Resource Guidelines.
Oregon is home to over 500 species of bees, which are responsible for pollinating many of our staple crops and plants in rural and urban landscapes. Often overlooked are bees present in Oregon forests. Who and where are ...
Root and butt diseases of conifers in western Oregon are caused by fungi that decay live roots and can enter the heartwood of the roots and butt of the tree. They can have a profound influence on conifer plantation ...
This class will focus on the identification, biology, and management of pest and non-pest insects found on trees in Oregon. Insects covered will include bark beetles as well as wood boring, defoliating, and sapsucking insects. ...
THIS CLASS REQUIRES COMPUTER SKILLS. This class will offer an introduction to Forest Planner, a free web application to help with stewardship planning in Oregon and Washington. You will learn how to map your property, divide it...
Jun 2020 |
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Extension's new Fire Program is on the ground across Oregon, working to reduce risk, prevent wildfires and educate property owners. Program Manager Carrie Berger offers some resources to help you prepare for the event of fire.