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Timber harvest, planning and aftermath on my small property...
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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5577856" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>The pines we planted in our 10" DBH cuts just two years ago this week are doing really well. No losses to last year's drought. Only losses I could find were from bucks rubbing saplings to death. Pines on west-facing slopes (exposed to hot afternoon sun in the summer) doing better because competition from regrowing hardwoods as lower. Also poorer soil sites are seeing good pine growth due to less native competition. Loblolly will grow in rock!</p><p></p><p>Picture below is on a west-facing poor-soil site that had been dominated by Mountain Chestnut prior to cutting. Pines saplings are all 3-4 feet tall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5577856, member: 17"] The pines we planted in our 10" DBH cuts just two years ago this week are doing really well. No losses to last year's drought. Only losses I could find were from bucks rubbing saplings to death. Pines on west-facing slopes (exposed to hot afternoon sun in the summer) doing better because competition from regrowing hardwoods as lower. Also poorer soil sites are seeing good pine growth due to less native competition. Loblolly will grow in rock! Picture below is on a west-facing poor-soil site that had been dominated by Mountain Chestnut prior to cutting. Pines saplings are all 3-4 feet tall. [/QUOTE]
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