Conservation and Stewardship – Page 12

Cowpies to Treetops

A Ditch In Time

Old Joke: A logger walks into a water bar… No, I am not talking about those trendy hot spots in

More than two months ago, while the summer was still hot, I had been working on tearing out an old

Most people consider January 1st as the first day of the New Year, but October 1st is the beginning of

The big white fir that we called Three Top had been turning red on the top and was quickly dying.

While feeding the main herd of cows in the far field, a spot of red showed bright in the forest

We are slowly getting the debris cleaned up on top of the hill after our logging contract with only a

A recent trip into the forest for a drone talk and demonstration took us into OSU’s Matteson Demonstration Forest located

The teeth have now been added to the blade of the dozer to assist with the cleanup (scarifying) of the

This is the look of a typical turn of small logs that are hooked to the back of the dozer

Two hundred ninety nine feet and three inches is the answer to the question, “How big is the tallest Douglas