Forest Planting In Wisconsin

"Forest Planting In Wisconsin" is a practical guide to reforestation, written by W. D. Barnard. This book provides detailed information on the techniques and considerations necessary for successful forest planting in the Wisconsin region. It covers various aspects of forestry, including site preparation, species selection, planting methods, and early care of planted trees.

This handbook serves as an invaluable resource for landowners, farmers, and anyone interested in contributing to the restoration and conservation of Wisconsin's forests. It offers clear, concise instructions, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone involved in forestry or environmental conservation in the region.

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