Florida’s Future Forests Program is designed to help increase the acreage of healthy forests in Florida by assisting Florida landowners in making the long-term investment required to establish and/or maintain this valuable ecosystem. The program offers landowners cost-share payments for conducting certain approved forest management practices that establish new forest stands.
Host Paul Jeffreys continues his conversation with Reforestation Advisor Blake Sherry and discusses his experiences procuring wood for mills in his area.
Host Paul Jeffreys continues his conversation with forest landowner Jason Watson and covers various decision points such as barefoot vs containerized seedlings, site prep, and desired outcomes.
Host Paul Jeffreys has a conversation with forest landowner, Jason Watson about the many decision points and topics to address when preparing to plant a new forest. This is the first episode in a two-part series.
Greg shares his expertise on advanced genetic seedlings, precision forestry, and the future of sustainable reforestation. From the evolution of tree improvement practices since the 1950s to the latest breakthroughs in vegetative propagation and drone technology, this conversation is packed with insights for forestry professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Hardwoods are witnessing a surge in demand. The carbon credit markets are now active in afforestation, with carbon companies actively seeking opportunities to expand their plantings. The key to establishing a flourishing forest habitat ahead of these expansions? Early planning! Don’t wait; start planning your hardwood wildlife habitat now.
Reforestation/Afforestation is a vital part of the creation wildlife habitat and everyday wood products. From lumber to furniture, from paper to telephone poles, what goes into growing trees and what challenges exist for landowners, forestry professionals, and carbon project developers? Host Paul Jeffreys is your boots-on-the-ground guy and dives into topics like seedling selection, genetics, silviculture, habitat creation, tree farming and what it takes to be a steward of the land. TreeLines goes deep into the roots of the fascinating world of growing trees.
Did you know you could get paid for planting ArborGen seedlings for conservation, including carbon sequestration? The USDA Forest Service is investing nearly $145 million to put forest landowners and emerging carbon markets together. Monies for the Conservation Stewardship Program cover seedling purchase as well as other forestry activities. Along with conservation and carbon sequestration, ArborGen’s MCP products provide more volume, greater disease resistance and more sawtimber. Contact your local Reforestation Advisor to find out more how to take advantage of government programs for your land.
The South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) and ArborGen are partnering to make a special offer to South Carolina Forest Landowners conducting reforestation in 2024/25. Open-Pollinated (OP) Loblolly Pine, Longleaf Pine, and a host of ArborGen select hardwood species will be available at discounted pricing, resembling the program previously offered by the SCFC and ArborGen at Taylor Nursery.
This episode of The American Landowner podcast features Dr. Paul Jeffreys from ArborGen. Paul discusses the importance of selecting the proper pine tree seedlings for reforestation projects. He talks about factors like climate, soil type, and intended use. Paul also explains how improved genetics have led to faster growth while maintaining wood quality. Landowners learn about best practices like proper site preparation and planting density to maximize returns. Paul is passionate about assisting landowners and being involved throughout the life of their stands. He encourages working with a consulting forester and seeing reforestation as an investment for future generations.