Seedling Care During Transit
In this helpful video, Reforestation Advisor Geoffrey Lee Hill shares some great tips on how to maximize survivability of your investment.
read moreLoblolly Pine Checklots: Clarity or Confusion?
Making an informed decision about how seedling performance is measured is critical for a customer to make the right decision for their new tree forest. ArborGen provides specific performance measurements and includes checklot information when reporting...
read moreArborGen Varietals Age Progression: 12 Years and Growing
Converting Agricultural Lands to Forestry Plantations
Subsoiling Before Planting Seedlings Prior to planting seedlings, an operation known as subsoiling, breaking up the ground before planting, should be performed to shatter the compaction pan associated with past agricultural practices. Subsoiling prior to forestry...
read morePlanting for Better Seedling Survival
Watch an informative video from Paul Jeffreys, PhD, one of ArborGen's Reforestation Advisors. Paul discusses optimal seedling planting in the field to maximize your...
read moreProper Seedling Treatment for Planting
Watch an informative video from Paul Jeffreys, PhD, one of SuperTree Seedlings' Reforestation Advisors. Paul discusses an all too common practice in the field that is actually something to avoid.
read moreCHEMICAL SITE PREP HAS MULTIPLE BENEFITS
Get the Right Chemical Mix As the price of site prep chemicals has dropped, the natural inclination is to use more since they are cheaper. But more is not always better. Another common problem area is the use of multiple herbicides such as imazapyr, sulfometuron and...
read moreYES YOU CAN PLANT IN MARCH AND APRIL
Many people have the perception that tree planting season in the south is over when March 1 rolls around. The truth is, pine seedlings can be successfully planted well into April and possibly even beyond. While we encourage everyone to plant as early as possible when...
read moreHALL TIMBERLANDS: A GREAT CUSTOMER DOING GREAT THINGS!
We have such great customers who do such great things! Take the Hall family in Mississippi who just donated a 245-acre parcel of timberland to Mississippi State University (MSU). The parcel, now known as the Hall Timberlands Forest, will be used as a living laboratory...
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