Conservation and Stewardship – Page 13

Cowpies to Treetops

Trouble For Three-Top

The big white fir has been growing three tops for the last ten years or so. It has graced the

The old canes are set out to dry naturally in a covered barn through the winter. Come springtime they will

The raspberries did not last very long this year with the hot temperatures. The spent canes need to be removed

With the last load from our logging project hauled to the mills, the stacks of cut and limbed trees that

The final loads destined for mills are the pulp logs. These are long, slender trees that are not big enough

The job in our woods is complete for the processor and it is moving on to the next logging operation.

Learning about how our management practices pair up with those from other parts of the planet was the theme for

The next piece of necessary resources to arrive is the shovel. This wide, low piece of logging equipment has a

I am mesmerized by the flowering Daphne bushes that are outside my dining room window. The sweet scent of the

From the time we had first started the process, it took nearly 2 years to get the official Conservation Plan