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forest-owner.forestry.oregonstate.edu

Forest Health | Forest Owner | Oregon State University

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What is Forest Health? Maintaining a healthy forest is an important objective for most forestland owners. In this section, we'll answer some basic questions about tree health:. Are your trees healthy or not? How can you tell? What are the most common tree health problems, and why do they occur? How can you maintain healthy trees and prevent future problems? Max Bennet provides some tips on how to qualify tree health and offers other helpful ideas for assessing and maintaining the health of your forestland.

sncc.forestry.oregonstate.edu

Related Links | Swiss Needle Cast Cooperative | Oregon State University

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SNC Survey Maps and Seed Zones. Oregon Department of Forestry, Forest Health Management in Oregon: Maps and Aerial Survey. USDA Forest Service, Forest Health Protection 100K Survey Maps. Oregon Department of Forestry, Seed Zone Maps. Forest Health Agencies and Outreach. USDA Forest Service, Forest Health Protection. OSU Extension, Integrated Plant Protection Center. OSU Extension Plant Pathology, OSU Plant Clinic. Oregon Department of Agriculture, Plant Division. Forest Pathology and SNC Information.

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LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES

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LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES. If you visit one of these site, use your back button to return to this page.]. Chopping Peppermint for Distillation. Integrated Plant Protection Center (IPPC). Information from hundreds of weather sites in the Northwest, degree-day calculations, and links to other IPM related sites. IPM Weather Data and Degree-Days. This site contains the most recent pest alerts in mint and other crops grown in the Treasure Valley in eastern Oregon and Idaho. MIRC Virtual Mint Library. This site...

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Natural Perspectives: February 2011

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Thoughts and learnings on my journey to becoming a Master Gardener. Ever wondered what you have to do to become a certified Master Gardener? Well wonder no more! Come along with me as I take that journey. I'll tell you all about it and share some of my learnings along the way! Wednesday, February 23, 2011. Final count was 2400 bags! I now have them staged at my house ready for you to come and get them. For those of you who requested some I sent you logistics details via private email. If you're still int...

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Natural Perspectives: June 2011

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Thoughts and learnings on my journey to becoming a Master Gardener. Ever wondered what you have to do to become a certified Master Gardener? Well wonder no more! Come along with me as I take that journey. I'll tell you all about it and share some of my learnings along the way! Saturday, June 11, 2011. A Good Support System. Here's a simple one that just uses some odd poles and string. Or how about this one? If you're into Dahlias, they require a more robust support system. Umpteen old handles from wo...

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Natural Perspectives: April 2011

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Thoughts and learnings on my journey to becoming a Master Gardener. Ever wondered what you have to do to become a certified Master Gardener? Well wonder no more! Come along with me as I take that journey. I'll tell you all about it and share some of my learnings along the way! Tuesday, April 19, 2011. CUH: Tomatoes - Part 2. Went back to the CUH last Saturday to transplant the tomato seedlings. Consistent 85F and moisture and voila! We were able to transplant a whole lot of seedlings in about 4 hours - a...

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Natural Perspectives: August 2010

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Thoughts and learnings on my journey to becoming a Master Gardener. Ever wondered what you have to do to become a certified Master Gardener? Well wonder no more! Come along with me as I take that journey. I'll tell you all about it and share some of my learnings along the way! Thursday, August 26, 2010. Remember my posting last month asking you to help me identify my Ligularia dentata? I didn't realise how big these plants can grow, or how spectacular they can look in a pot. Links to this post. This home...

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Natural Perspectives: 2nd Year Internship Begins

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Thoughts and learnings on my journey to becoming a Master Gardener. Ever wondered what you have to do to become a certified Master Gardener? Well wonder no more! Come along with me as I take that journey. I'll tell you all about it and share some of my learnings along the way! Friday, January 21, 2011. 2nd Year Internship Begins. The weather outside is awful. cold, never-ending rain and just plain bleah. but already things are hopping on the MG-training front. Actually, it's not boring, it's agony for me!

vegetables.wsu.edu

Vegetable Research & Extension Center

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Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center. Vegetable Research and Extension. WSU Department of Horticulture. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. Soil, Water and Pest Management. Value-Added and Food Safety. PNW Vegetable Extension Group. Carol Miles, Ph.D. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. 16650 State Route 536. Mount Vernon, WA 98273. Tel 360•848•6150. Fax 360•848•6159. WSU Extension Publication PNW0532. 8 pages. Published May 2000. Baby-leaf salad green production guide for western Washington. Physi...