The Practice of Silviculture (Classic Reprint): With Particular Reference to Its Application in the United States: With Particular Reference to Its Application in the United States (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Hawley, Ralph C.

 
9781331522003: The Practice of Silviculture (Classic Reprint): With Particular Reference to Its Application in the United States: With Particular Reference to Its Application in the United States (Classic Reprint)

Sinopsis

Master field-tested silvicultural methods for establishing and managing North American forest stands.

This practical guide provides proven approaches for planning, starting, and shaping forests to meet real-world goals. It emphasizes clear, actionable techniques that foresters, landowners, and students can apply on varied land types. This edition presents a structured view of silviculture, from the basics of reproduction to the management of mature stands. You’ll find guidance grounded in real-world results, with a focus on making informed decisions that balance production, sustainability, and forest health.

  • How to choose and apply reproduction methods, including artificial and natural regeneration.
  • Essential cutting regimes such as clearcutting, seed tree, shelterwood, and selection, plus their practical implications.
  • Intermediate cuttings, thinnings, pruning, and methods to control or refine stand development.
  • approaches to slash disposal, forest protection, and overall stand management for productive forests.
Ideal for foresters, woodland owners, students, and anyone seeking field-tested silvicultural tactics that work in North American forests.

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Excerpt from The Practice of Silviculture: With Particular Reference to Its Application in the United States

The Practice of Silviculture has been prepared for use as a text book to cover a field at present unfilled. SO far as is known there is no recent book applicable to the forests Of this continent covering the field Of silviculture. Graves' Principles Of Handling Woodlands, published in 1911, and Schlich's Manual Of Forestry, Vols. I and II, revised in 1895 are practically the only works on the subject in the English language. Government and state publications con tain, in more or less fragmentary form, a large store Of knowledge concerning the practice Of silviculture.

Forest Terminology in the Appendix is Copied verbatim from the Journal of Forestry, Vol. XV, 1917, published by the Society Of American Foresters.

The author does not claim originality for the greater part of the information. Available sources have been investi gated and a selection and compilation made Of such informa tion as is deemed most useful to-day.

Presentation Of the subject is from the standpoint of the teacher and the arrangement and discussion are shaped in a manner which it is believed will be clear to the student.

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