http://www.forestryindex.net These are the search results for the query, showing results 61 to 75. http://www.forestryindex.net/links/stocking-sportfishing-ponds Because proper initial stocking of new or innovated sportfishing ponds produces the maximum number and weight of harvestable fish, it is one of the best management tools available to fish pond owners. Using a combination of recommended species, appropriat... No publisher mhowell 2012-07-25T11:26:37Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/some-things-you-should-know-about-wildlife-in-alabama Because of its geographic location; its high proportion and diversity of forest land; its short but fertile coastline; its abundance and favorable distribution of surface water; its generally productive soils; its mild climate; its diversity of land uses, farm enterprises, and land ownerships; its wide variety and abundance of plants; and other factors, Alabama supports a richness, a variety, and in many places an abundance of valuable wildlife. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-31T10:30:04Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/snakes-of-georgia Powerpoint slides of the snakes of Georgia. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-31T10:37:50Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/snakes-and-their-control No other creatures provoke such simultaneous conflicting feelings as do snakes. We are at once attracted and repelled, intrigued by them and their habits and at the same time seized by an almost overwhelming urge to kill. No publisher mhowell 2013-05-09T02:36:12Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/snakes-after-a-disaster Many snakes, like other residents in the path of a major storm, have been displaced and left homeless. As a result, it is common to find these animals seeking shelter and food in areas close to people. No publisher mhowell 2012-06-08T05:21:26Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/snags-cavity-trees-and-downed-logs Snags, cavity trees, and downed logs provide habitat for a wide variety of wildlife species; as such, they are important components of the forest. No publisher mhowell 2012-08-06T09:31:17Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/skunk-management This publication offers solutions to make lawn/landscape unattractive to skunks. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-20T21:03:40Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/should-you-attempt-fish-farming-considerations-for-prospective-fish-growers Fish farming is, like most other types of farming, a risky business that requires special knowledge, skills, and careful considerations. Some of the most important factors to consider in determining whether you should begin a fish farming business are included in this publication. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-29T15:02:46Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/selection-of-fish-for-stocking-mississippi-farm-ponds One of the major keys to success in farm pond management is proper selection of fish species to stock. Proper selection requires consideration of the desired outcome; that is, a pond owner must determine what he wants to experience from the fish population and then stock accordingly. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-23T18:34:43Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/selecting-and-shipping-samples-to-help-determine-cause-of-fish-kills A guide to fish kills. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-29T15:00:18Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/sected-practices-and-plantings-for-wildlife Wildlife, game and non-game, has certain basic requirements. Three of the most important are food, water, and shelter. Changing wildlife numbers in an area is primarily a matter of altering the amount of food, water, or shelter. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-24T13:49:05Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/sealing-leaking-ponds Excessive seepage in ponds is generally due either to a poor site--that is, one in which the soils in the impounded area are too permeable to hold water--to improperly constructed levees or dams, or to physical damage caused by tree roots, burrowing rodents, or other factors. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-09T06:13:41Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/rust-mites-in-christmas-trees White pine and Fraser fir Christmas tree growers have occasional problems with the rust mite at higher elevations (>3000 ft). Because damage doesn't occur yearly on high elevation sites, many fir and pine growers do not scout regularly for this pest. They only notice the damage when it is too late to achieve control. No publisher mhowell 2013-05-11T04:16:38Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/rosette-bud-mite-on-fraser-fir Rosette buds affect the quality of Fraser fir grown for Christmas trees. The more rosette buds that are on a tree and the more years the tree has rosette buds, the more the quality is affected. No publisher mhowell 2012-05-29T15:00:09Z Link http://www.forestryindex.net/links/roadside-management-for-wildlife Roadsides if managed properly can provide habitat for various wildlife species. Development of these areas is relatively inexpensive and requires very little maintenance. No publisher mhowell 2012-06-25T04:50:09Z Link