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SEEDLING - North Carolina Forest Service
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THE ECONOMICS OF LONGLEAF PINE MANAGEMENT
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The Water Bar - N.C. Forest Service
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Section 3: Erosion and Runoff Control
www.ncforestservice.govrunoff will make it more likely to soak into the soil, instead of forming gullies or trenches atop the ground surface. 4 Steps for Controlling Erosion and Runoff: 1. Maintain groundcover so runoff can soak into the soil. 2. Prevent runoff and erosion. 3. Control runoff as it moves. 4. Capture sediment contained within the runoff.
Companies that Buy Timber In County: Guilford 11/15/2021
www.ncforestservice.gov3231 Staley Store Rd FAX: Sawlogs EMAIL: tommyadkins@ewpi.com Elkins Sawmill, Inc. S Yellow Pine, Ash, Hickory, Soft Maple, Red Oak, White Oak, Sweetgum, Tupelo/blackgum, Yellow-Poplar 919-362-1235 919-362-1239 Doyle Elkins, Vice President Moncure, NC 27559 PHONE 670 King Rd FAX: Standing Timber, Sawlogs, Pulpwood, Sawdust, Chips, Lumber …
Companies that Buy Timber In County: Scotland 11/15/2021
www.ncforestservice.govMickey Blake (910)572-8723 All Hardwoods, All Softwoods Mickey Blake Mount Gilead, NC 27306 PHONE 164 Blake Loop Rd FAX: Standing Timber, Sawlogs, Pulpwood EMAIL: dmblake164@gmail.com Page 4 This is a list of individuals that purchase standing timber and have requested that their information be posted on the N.C.
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