![]() ![]() ![]() If done correctly, this sampling process will give satisfactory results and save time and money. A more sensible alternative is to select an appropriate sample of trees that are representative of the entire stand, accurately measure that sample, and then use the information to estimate stand characteristics. However, this is impractical for even small acreages. How do you obtain this information? One approach is to measure every tree in the stand and add it all up. An accurate estimate of these parameters helps answer important management questions: Do I have too few trees? Too many trees? Are my trees growing well? How much volume is in my trees? Whatever your objectives, sound forest management plans require a thorough inventory: basic information such as tree size, species, density, growth rates, and merchantable volume. Woodland owners value their lands for many reasons, including aesthetics, privacy, recreation, fish and wildlife, income, and more. ![]()
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