Managing White Pine in a New Millennium held on October 9 and 10, 2003 was a 2-day symposium for foresters to disseminate the latest research and practice on white pine management, measurement, condition, and regeneration. These proceedings were prepared as a supplement to the workshop.
Table of Contents
1 Overview of White Pine in New England Using Forest Inventory & Analysis by R. Widmann & W. McWilliams
9 White Pine Health in New Hampshire by Kyle Lombard
12 The Perfect White Pine Log by Sarah Smith
16 Cruising White Pine Stands Efficiently by Ken Desmarais
20 Girard Form Class for Eastern White Pine in Southern New Hampshire by Ken Desmarais
24 Inventory Considerations for Quantitative Silviculture by Mark Ducey
33 White Pine as Wildlife Habitat by Mariko Yamasaki
37 Optimum Stocking of White Pine: It All Depends!! by Bill Leak
41 Low-Density management of white pine crop trees: A primer and short-term research results by Bob Seymour
49 White Pine and Prescribed Fire by Richard Weyrick
55 The Nuts and Bolts of Prescribed Burning by Inge Seaboyer
61 Site Scarification for Natural White Pine Regeneration by Peter Pohl
66 Direct Seeding White Pine by Peter Pohl
70 Conifer Release Using Herbicides by Dan Cyr
72 New Hampshire White Pine Harvest for 2000 and 2001 by Matt Tansey
75 Silvicultural Approaches for Growing Quality White Pine by Bill Leak and Ken Desmarais
