Kudzu – Friend or Foe? Do you remember the movie ‘The Blob’? It was first released in 1958 and starred Steve McQueen and his girlfriend Jane (Aneta Corseaut). The movie was about a gelatinous, alien life form that slowly engulfed everything in its path. I think that this is how most of us view […]
A little time and effort spent now will pay off in spades next spring. Why Plant chufa? Chufa provides turkeys with a wonderful source of fat, vitamins, oils, fiber (yes turkeys need it too), carbs, and protein. So while chufa certainly attracts turkeys, it provides them with a super-quality food that helps sustain a healthy […]
The invasive species of “Cogongrass” is becoming an issue for landowners in South and Central Alabama. Attached to this post you will find a great article published by The Alabama Forestry Commission by Dr. Jim Miller, USDA Forest Service R & D, Auburn University and Dr. Stephen F. Enloe, Auburn University. This article provides valuable […]
Prescribed burning is a vital part of land management for both timber health and wildlife management. Timing of the fire is a factor that highly influences the outcome. On tracts of land with heavy undergrowth (fuel), prescribed burning is best to take place during the cool season. When there is a great deal of fuel […]
In investing in a timberland property, it is advisable to investigate all aspects of the life cycle of life cycle ,especially the financial life cycle of loblolly pine plantations. Don Donald, ALC has done this in a power point presentation featuring two of his timberland properties. The attached PDF file summarizes the entire process. Plantation […]
