At ArborGen, we believe that strong relationships grow strong forests - and that’s exactly the philosophy Clint Ebert brings with him as our newest Reforestation Advisor. With more than 25 years of experience in forestry and timber procurement, Clint has...
Bare root seedlings are young trees grown in nursery beds and lifted during the dormant season without soil around their roots. They’re lightweight, easy to handle, and ship in bundles; making them one of the most practical choices for landowners, foresters, and...
The major decision for you to make prior to planting is whether you want to plant seed from an open-pollinated cone or a controlled-pollinated cone (MCP™). In a nutshell (well maybe pinecone is more appropriate here), your choice decides what DNA is packed inside of the cone and how that DNA will drive the future production, disease resistance, stem form, and ultimately financial return of your future forest for the next 25+ years.
Choosing the right seedlings to meet your goals can be frustrating and confusing. We want you to relax with confidence, knowing you’ve chosen the best seedlings to grow the healthy, profitable forest you want to meet your goals.
The major decision for you to make prior to planting is whether you want to plant seed from an open-pollinated cone or a controlled-pollinated cone (MCP™). In a nutshell (well maybe pinecone is more appropriate here), your choice decides what DNA is packed inside of the cone and how that DNA will drive the future production, disease resistance, stem form, and ultimately financial return of your future forest for the next 25+ years.
Patrick Cumbie, ArborGen’s Vice President of Product Development, breaks down the five new pine product categories designed to make seedling selection simple and transparent.
Join us on November 13 for an exclusive webinar introducing ArborGen’s new pine product categories and AG Scoring System. Learn how these innovations simplify seedling selection, provide a clearer view of genetic performance, and help landowners make more confident, data-driven decisions for their next planting season. Stay for a live Q&A session with ArborGen experts to get your questions answered in real time.
The major decision for you to make prior to planting is whether you want to plant seed from an open-pollinated cone or a controlled-pollinated cone (MCP™). In a nutshell (well maybe pinecone is more appropriate here), your choice decides what DNA is packed inside of the cone and how that DNA will drive the future production, disease resistance, stem form, and ultimately financial return of your future forest for the next 25+ years.
In the past few months, the rapid rate of change for timberland markets in the South has been disheartening. The news has leaned towards bleak, with a few bright spots thrown in. Considering these changes, most timberland owners who are invested in navigating these difficulties are probably asking themselves these questions.
At ArborGen, we understand that every decision you make for your land impacts not just today, but decades into the future. With evolving markets, changing climate conditions, and ever-expanding choices in genetics, stock types, seedling spacing, and planting methods, landowners face more complexity than ever before. That’s where ArborGen’s Reforestation Advisors (RAs) come in.