On the second Tuesday every month, we'll bring you up to speed on what's important in the Minnesota woods.
Forest certification
Forest
certification can help woodland owners ensure that management meets
their high standards. New certification options are available in
Minnesota. Our new content covers everything you need to know to
get started. Read more.
Forest health: What's bugging your trees?
This
is a busy time of year for forest insects. If you notice an
outbreak in your woods, our forest insects and disease page can help
you get to the bottom of things. Read more: forest insects or disease.
Featured forest type: Eastern white pine
Minnesota's
towering white pines have a special place in our history and
landscape. But high deer populations and blister rust make them
challenging to grow. Read about
products & uses, preferred growing conditions, regeneration, and
more. (We've also added a new photo feature to this page.)
Questions and answers
The
discussion board remains our most popular page, with well over 3,000
views. There are now questions and answers on 32 different
topics. Read more or add your question now!
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Forest
certification can help woodland owners ensure that management meets
their high standards. New certification options are available in
Minnesota. Our new content covers everything you need to know to
get started. 
Minnesota's
towering white pines have a special place in our history and
landscape. But high deer populations and blister rust make them
challenging to grow. 
