After the Hunt: Summer Wildlife Management

March 19, 2020
in Forestry & Wildlife, Wildlife

When deer and turkey seasons end, it is an ideal time to look at wildlife and forestry management techniques that can be completed in the su...
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Hardpan May Be the Culprit for Your Failing Wildlife Food Plots

March 19, 2020
in Forestry & Wildlife, Wildlife

Most properties managed for wildlife have at least a few food plots planted on an annual basis. The formula for successful wildlife plots ge...
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Connecting with Nature is Good for Body & Soul

March 19, 2020
in Forestry, Forestry & Wildlife, Wildlife

Developed in Japan in the 1980s, Shinrin-yoku means taking in the forest atmosphere or forest bathing, and it is gaining popularity in the U...
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Managing White-tailed Deer Collecting Data from Harvested Deer

February 17, 2020
in Forestry & Wildlife, Wildlife

Many hunters and hunt clubs now practice quality deer management on their properties. Learn what’s involved in data collection on ...
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Costs & Trends of Southern Forestry Practices 2018

December 20, 2019
in Forestry, Forestry & Wildlife

One concern landowners may have when making forestland management decisions is the cost of forestry practices. They may worry that t...
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Tropical Soda Apple Identification and Control

December 16, 2019
in Forestry & Wildlife, Invasive Species

This invasive plant can greatly reduce forage productivity. Learn important measures you can take to prevent its spread. Tr...
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Hinge Cuts: Alabama Extension's Management Minute Series

December 13, 2019
in Forestry & Wildlife, Wildlife

Using hinge cuts on mid and understory hardwood trees is a simple management tool that can increase browse and bedding cover availability fo...
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Drought and Forests: Information for Landowners

December 6, 2019
in Forestry, Forestry & Wildlife

Learn forest management practices that can increase your land’s resiliency to drought and other stressors, improve growth rates, a...
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The Virginia Opossum: Our Only Native Marsupial

November 6, 2019
in Wildlife

The Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana), also known as possum, is both a benefit and a nuisance to landowners. Learn its chara...
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Managing White-tailed Deer: Camera Surveys

November 6, 2019
in Forestry & Wildlife, Wildlife

Landowners and hunters continually seek new tools, information, and techniques for managing white-tailed deer on their properties. One tech...
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Forest Roads and Construction of Associated Water Diversion Devices

November 1, 2019
in Forestry

The importance of forest roads and consideration of their proper design is frequently neglected by forest landowners. Some forests such as w...
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Identification of Snakes in Alabama for Forest Workers

October 28, 2019
in Reptiles & Amphibians, Wildlife

As a forest worker in the Southeast, you are likely to encounter a variety of wildlife while on the job. The ability to identify snakes wh...
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