Jeff Stringer

Joe Ball was truly a leader for family forest owners in Kentucky. He was especially driven to fight for the small private woodland owner’s ability to benefit financially from their woodlands.

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Restoring Sustainability for White Oak and Upland Oak Communities Brief Overview

Authored by: Darren Morris Jeff Stringer

White oak (Quercus alba) is considered the most important hardwood tree species in the eastern United States. Most, regardless of whether focused on wildlife, timber, or recreation, agree. White oak is also one of the most widely distributed of all the oaks, growing on a wide range of soils and sites throughout a very large geographic area. For this reason, white oak is considered a cornerstone species when managing for healthy and diverse upland oak forests.

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White Oak Initiative

Authored by: Darren Morris Jeff Stringer

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A Tribute to Cliff Taylor

Authored by: Jeff Stringer

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Items by Jeff Stringer

Hardwood Silviculture

Defending Kentucky's Forests

Kentucky Woodland Facts

Sustainable Management-One Acre or a Thousand

Hardwood Silviculture

Forestry Health: Tree-of-heaven

Kentucky Master Loggers and Woodland Owners

Woodland Owners - Getting Paid Your Real Worth Through Ecosystem Services

Spring Freeze, Summer Drought and Our Woodlands Future

Improving Woodland Wildlife Habitat

Timber Trespass in Kentucky

Forestry Health

Selective Harvesting Part One: Sustainable Management or High-Grading

Forestry Health

Basics of Pine Management

Selective Harvesting Part II: Elements of a Successful Harvest

Forestry Health Invasive Plant Hit List: Bush Honeysuckle

Evaluating Ice Damage

Woodland Health

Forestry 101

Forestry Health

Kentucky's Forest Industry - Down But Not Out

Wildfire and Woodlands: Assessing and Reducing Risks

Woodland Management Tools

Certification Corner

Forestry Health

Managing and Preventing Woodland Degradation

Silviculture for Small Woodlands

Certification Corner

How to Keep Your Woodlands Healthy

Certification Corner

Woodland Certification

Certification Corner

Forestry 101

Research In Brief

Certification Corner

Wildland Fires' Long-Term Costs to Kentucky's Woodlands

Dying Oaks

Forest Health

Recommendations for Ash Management in Kentucky

Research In Brief

Forestry 101

Research In Brief

Kentucky Forestry Economic Impact Report

Logging and Woodland Owners: How to Protect Yourself from Bad Actors

Moving Logs: Small Scale Logging for Woodland Owners

KY Forestry Ag Economic Summary 2013-2014

Soil Scarification to Enhance Oak Seedling Establishment

Long-term Storm Damage

Certification Corner: Understanding the Certified Supply Chain

Certification Corner: Part 2: Tracking Certified Wood Making Certified Wood Products Legitimate

Hardwood Timber Products and Tree Value

Certification Corner: Part 3: Controlled Wood and Fiber Sources Wood

Kentucky's Woodland Owners and Logging Best Management Practices

Woodland Owners and the Northern Long-eared Bat

Changes to Kentucky's Forestry Best Management Practices

Protecting Woodlands from Timber Theft and Trespass

Strategically Assessing Woodland Health

Valuing Kentucky's Woodlands and Their Owners

Kentucky Landowners and Logging BMP's

Secondary Ash Problems

Research In Brief

White Oak Initiative

Growth and Development of the White Oak Initiative

Understanding the Importance of White Oak

A Tribute to Joe Ball

Restoring Sustainability for White Oak and Upland Oak Communities Brief Overview

White Oak Initiative

A Tribute to Cliff Taylor

College Resources

Contact Information

Department of Forestry and Natural ResourcesUK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Department of Forestry and Natural Resources
UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment

Department of Forestry and Natural Resources
UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment