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April
2008
Upcoming events:

Emerald Ash Borer First Detector Training
Marshall, April 8
Fergus Falls, April 10

Invasive Species
Marshall, April 8
Caledonia, April 15

Measuring and Reading Your Forest

Duluth, April 16

Intergenerational Land Transfer (Two-part series)
St.Paul, April 17 and May 13
or Rochester, April 1 and May 13

Tour the Minnesota Interagency Fire Center

Grand Rapids, April 18

How to Use a GPS
Brainerd, April 21 or
Northern Pine County, April 24

Tree Planting
Grand Rapids, April 25

Gunflint Green Up
Gunflint Trail-Grand Marais, May 2-4 (event website)


Tree and Shrub Identification
Redwood Falls, May 6

Poem of the month

The Man Born to Farming
by Wendell Berry

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Pointer MyMinnesotaWoods
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MyMinnesotaWoods.org is one year old this month.  How has the site made a difference for you in the past year?  Visit the discussion board to share your story.


Pointer Budget Cuts Proposed for Private Forest Stewardship
two people looking at treeThe proposed 2009 Federal budget would include major cuts in private forest stewardship and protection programs. Read more on the MyMinnesotaWoods.org blog


Pointer Featured link: Soldner Tree Farm
Kirk transplantingLike many woodland owners, Kirk Soldner and his family's land is a labor of love.  Kirk tells his family's story in words and pictures on this month's featured link.  From trimming tips to tree protection, history and much more, this site is definitely worth a visit.  Check it out.


Pointer Keeping Your Land in the Family
three generations in woodsThe 2008 series of Intergenerational Land Transfer woodland owner workshops continues.  Learn how to prepare for a successful transfer to your heirs and find workshop details at our Intergenerational Land Transfer page.


Pointer Featured forest type: Spruce-Fir
My Minnesota Woods: Your source for Woodland Stewardship AdviceThis month's featured forest type is spruce-fir. Read more about products, wildlife habitat, growing conditions,  regeneration, and pests characteristic of this forest type.  Did you know the sap blisters on balsam fir have historically been used by travelers to aid in thirst quenching?


Pointer Questions and Answers
My Minnesota Woods: Your source for Woodland Stewardship AdviceWoodland owners and professions throughout our region are glad to help.  Post your questions and share your experience on our discussion board!  Read about cost share for tree planting, stewardship plans, maple syrup, keeping land together and more.


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