Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries

Forestry Publications

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Forests and Forestry:

	Identifying Oak Trees Native to Tennessee (PB1731)
	Crop Tree Release in Precommercial Hardwood Stands (SP559)
	Timber Theft! How to avoid it and what to do if it happens (SP595)
	Trees for Wildlife (PB1446)
	Tree Crops For Marginal Farm Land - White Pine (PB1462)
	Tree Crops for Marginal Land — Christmas Trees (PB1463)
	Tree Crops for Marginal Land — Loblolly Pine (PB1466)
	Forest Practice Guidelines (PB1523)
	Forest•A•Syst (PB1679)
	Managed Forests for Healthy Ecosystems (PB1574)
	Forest Products Measurements and Values (PB1628)
	Dogwoods for American Landscapes (PB1670)
	Setting up the Books: A Forest Owner's Guide... (PB1691)
	Wood Identification for Hardwood and Softwood Species Native to Tennessee (PB1692)
NEW	Tennessee 4-H Forestry Contests Rules and Regulations

Trees for Tennessee Landscapes Series

Choosing the Right Tree

	Diversified Urban Plantings (SP510)
	Identifying Oak Trees Native to Tennessee (PB1731)
	Trees to Plant Under Power Lines (SP611)
	Fast-Growing Trees (SP616)
	What Are Those Plants Worth? (SP614)
	Plant the Right Tree in the Right Place (SP511)
	Trees to Reconsider Before Planting (SP512)
	Small Flowering Trees for Tennessee Landscapes (SP513)
	Small Trees for Fall Splendor (SP514)
	Native Trees for Tennessee (SP515)
	Evergreen Trees for Screens and Hedges in the Landscape (SP517)
	Changing Colors of Leaves (SP529)
	Urban Trees for Wildlife (SP530)
	Dogwoods for American Landscapes (PB1670)
	Trees to Plant in Containers or Wells (SP532)
	Trees for Poorly Drained Soils in the Landscape (SP533)
	Drought-Tolerant Trees (SP570)

Planting

	Trees to Plant Under Power Lines (SP611)
	Successfully Transplanting Established Trees (SP571)
	Transplanting Trees (SP572)

Maintaining

	Protecting Trees During Construction (SP576)
	Why Do Trees Die? (SP615)
	Mulching Your Trees and Landscapes (SP617)
	Tree Susceptibility to Salt Damage (SP610)
	Nutrient Deficiencies in Trees (SP534)
	Managing Trees and Turfgrasses (SP535)
	Diseases of Shade and Ornamental Trees (SP546)
	Fertilizing Landscape Trees (SP548)
	Tree Topping Hurts Trees (SP549
	How to Recognize and Prevent Tree Hazards (SP573)
	Post-Planting Tree Care: Fallacies and Recommendations (SP574)
	Storm-Damaged Residential Trees: Assessment, Care and Prevention (SP575)

Insects and Diseases

	The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid: A Threat to Hemlock in Tennessee (SP503-G)
	Insect Defoliators of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs (SP609)
	The Southern Pine Beetle (SP482)
	Greenstriped Mapleworm (SP290-Y)
	Maple Petiole Borer (SP290-M)
	Maple Leaf Pouch Galls (SP290-F)
	Gypsy Moth Management for Homeowners (SP518)
	Nantucket Pine Tip Moth (SP290-U)
	White Pine Aphid (SP290-P)
	Common Tree Borers in Tennessee (SP547)
	Diseases of Shade and Ornamental Trees (SP546)

Timber and Wood Products

	Quality Hardwood Veneer (PB1744)
	Timber Theft! How to avoid it and what to do if it happens (SP595)
	Landowner's Guide to Timber Sales (PB1607)
	Forest Products Measurements and Values (PB1628)
	Understanding Log Scales and Log Rules (PB1650)
	Developing a Target Market for Hardwood Lumber (W020)
	Wood Identification for Hardwood and Softwood Species Native to Tennessee (PB1692)





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