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Longleaf Pine Establishment and Management - Statesboro

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November 5, 2013

 

Time Event
8:30am Registration
8:50 Welcome—Dickens
9:00 The Establishment phase—preparing the site—Dickens
10:00 Longleaf genetics and seedlings; size, quality, bareroot vs containerized, handling—Moorhead
11:00 Planting phase; timing, planting depth, interval between Imazapyr and planting—Moorhead
Noon  
1:00pm Post-plant herbaceous weed control—products, timing, dosages—Dickens
1:45 Prescribe burning; timing, frequency, effects on survival and growth—Moorhead
2:30 Break
2:45 Fertilization of Longleaf pine; using diagnostic tools and growth responses on old-field and cut-over sites
3:30 Longleaf pine growth rate estimates through age 21-yrs on two old-field sites—Dickens
4:15 Pine straw production rates for Longleaf pine on low fertility deep sand cut-over sites and higher fertility old-field sites—Dickens
5:15 Adjourn

November 6, 2013

 

Time Event
8:15 Economics of growing Longleaf pine—Dickens
9:00 Management implications for Longleaf pine on old-field sites—Moorhead
10:15 Depart to Longleaf study areas—Oliver GA
10:40 Discussion in a thinned old-field Longleaf stand (planted in December 1986) where pine straw production was a management objective prior to thinning and a Longleafseed source study.
  Old-field Longleaf pine stand discussion points: pine straw management, stand management pre- and post-thin, prescribe fire use, planting spacing, thinning, % defect, Longleaf growth rate through age 21-yrs, growing poles, herbicide use, fertilization, and economics.
  Longleaf seed source study discussion points—seed source survival and eventual % out of the grass stage, growth and stem quality differences over time.
1:40pm Adjourn

 



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