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A Checklist of Prairie, Shrubland, and Forest Understory Plants of Oklahoma Characteristics and Value to Deer, Quail, Turkey, and Cattle

A reference for determining the attributes of common plants in Oklahoma and their value to wildlife and indirectly to the land manager’s interests or needs.

Brush Control (Invasive Woody Plants)ForestryInvasive WeedsRangeland Management
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Economic Importance of Forestry in Oklahoma in 2012

Learn about how Oklahoma’s forests and forest product industry benefit the state’s economy through direct, indirect and induced contributions.

Forestry
Fact Sheet
Fact Sheet
Managing Storm-Damaged Trees

How to manage trees following storm damage such as rehabilitation, removal, wound response, pruning, diseases and invasive insects.

Forest Ecology, Management & CareForest HealthForestryNatural Disaster RecoverySustainabilityWeather & Disaster Preparedness
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Basics of Softwood Sawmilling

Basic processing steps in a typical softwood sawmill, including what occurs in the log yard, primary breakdown, secondary breakdown, sorting and planning.

Food ProductsForestryProcessing WoodWood, Pulp, & Paper Products
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Burn Plan for Prescribed Burning

How to effectively form a burn plan for prescribed burning including pre-burn preparations and a prescribed burn notification form.

ForestryPrescribed FireRangeland ManagementWildlife
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Single-layer Value-added Wood Composites from Under-utilized Species in Oklahoma

A summary of some important properties of experimental panels made from particles of whole-tree chipped material, as well as panels made from hybrid mixtures.

Brush Control (Invasive Woody Plants)Food ProductsForest Ecology, Management & CareForest HealthForestryMesquiteRangeland ManagementWood, Pulp, & Paper Products
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Firebreaks for Prescribed Burning

Firebreaks, also known as fireguards, are one of the most important elements of a properly conducted prescribed fire.

ForestryPrescribed FireRangeland ManagementWildlife
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