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This page contains citations from workshops and seminars held by the Michigan SAF. This listing is a service to SAF members, the natural resource management community, and the public in general. Consider this a kind of "bulletin board" for curious readers. SAF can not claim to have collected an exhaustive list on any particular topic. Suggestions for additional citations can be made to Bill Cook at cookwi@msu.edu or 906-786-1575. This resource will be built up, over time, by people who find interesting material related to natural resource management. For those looking for information on a particular topic that does not appear on this page (and there are many), try posting a message on the discussion group (on the home page). Whenever the Michigan SAF produces a technical binder from a workshop or seminar, the citations will be listed here. So far, only the first such binder appears, from the red pine workshop in September, 1997.
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RED PINE WORKSHOP, September, 1997
Inventory
& Harvest
Site
Quality/Index
Silviculture
Economics
Wildlife
and diversity
Products
Inventory & Harvest
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Red pine statistics in Michigan (from 1993 FIA database, compiled by Carl Ramm), 9 p. Contact Dr. Ramm at ramm@pilot.msu.edu or Bill Cook at cookwi@pilot.msu.edu.
Marty, Robert and Karen Potter-Witter. 1992. What is the sustainable harvest of red pine in Michigan? North. J. Appl. For. 9: 94-97.
Growth
and Yield (species comparisons)
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Alban, David H. 1978. Growth of adjacent red and jack pine plantations in the Lake States. J. For. 76(7): 418-421.
Alban, David H. 1985. Volume comparison of pine, spruce, and aspen growing side by side. USDA For. Serv. Res. Note NC-327, 6 p.
Erickson, Glen W. 1996. Growth and yield of a 59-year-old red pine plantation (plot 99) in Northern Minnesota. USDA For. Serv. Res. Note NC-369, 8 p.
Fowler, Gary W. 1997. Individual tree volume equations for red pine in Michigan. North J. Appl. For. 14(2): 53-58.
Frederick, Douglas J., and Michael S. Coffman. 1978. Red pine plantation biomass exceeds sugar maple on Northern Hardwood sites. J. For. 76(1): 13-15.
Hyldahl, Carol A., and G.H. Grossman. 1994. RPGROW$: A red pine analysis spreadsheet for the Lake States. North. J. Appl. For. 11(4): 141-145.
Lundgren, Allen L. Can red pine in the Lake States outproduce loblolly and slash pine in the south? IN: Proceedings, artificial regeneration of conifers in the Upper Great Lakes Region; 1982 Oct. 26-28; Green Bay, WI. Houghton, MI: Michigan Technological University, 1983: 337-344.
Ramm, Carl W. 1990. RPAL: A growth and yield simulation program for red pine plantations in the Lake States. North J. Appl. For. 7: 96-97.
RPGROW$ program summary - Gerald H. Grossman and Carol A. Hyldahl, 4 p. Contact Gerald Grossman at 906-293-5138.
Site Quality/Index
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Alban, David H. 1979. How to estimate red pine site index. USDA For. Serv., 1p.
Alban, David H. 1979. Estimating site potential from the early height growth of red pine in the Lake States. USDA For. Serv. Res. Pap. NC-166, 7 p.
Bottenfield, Timothy R., and D.D. Reed. 1988. Estimating site quality of young red pine plantations by growth intercept methods. North J. Appl. For. 5: 91-93.
Brown, James H., and C.A. Duncan. 1990. Growth intercept methods for predicting site index in red pine plantations in the Allegheny Plateau of Ohio. North J. Appl. For. 7: 27-30.
Carmean, Willard H., and J.S. Thrower. 1995. Early height growth and site index for planted red pine in North Central Ontario. North J. Appl. For. 12(1): 23-29.
Day, M.W., C.F. Bey, and V.J. Rudolph. 1960. Site index for planted red pine by the 5-year growth intercept method. J. For. 58(3): 198-202.
Jones, Elizabeth A., and D.D. Reed. 1991. Improved site index curves for young red pine plantations in the Northern Lake States. North J. Appl. For 8: 59-63.
Silviculture (fire, insects
and diseases
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Benzie, John W., 1977. Manager's handbook for red pine in the North Central States. USDA For. Serv. Gen. Tech. Rep. NC-33, 22p.
Dickman, Donald I. 1993. Management of red pine for multiple benefits using prescribed fire. North J. Appl. For. 10(2): 53-62.
Hainze, John H., and D.M. Benjamin. 1986. Methods for estimating the impact of the red pine shoot moth on volume growth of red pine. North J. Appl. For. 3: 60-63.
Henning, Sandra J., and D.I. Dickman. 1996. Vegetative responses to prescribed burning in a mature red pine stand. North. J. Appl. For. 13(3): 140-146.
Johnson, James E., and Robert Rogers. 1995. An approach to assessing competition in young red pine plantations. North J. Appl. For. 12(3): 101-108.
Lundgren, Allen L. 1981. The effect of initial number of trees per acre and thinning densities on timber yields from red pine plantations in the Lake States. USDA For. Serv. Res. Pap. NC-193, 25 p.
Mead Paper: Standard site preparation/release scenarios. Contact Bob Aschbacher at 906-786-1660 x2157 or Doug Dekoster at 906-786-1660 x2158.
Stone, Douglas M. 1976. Growth of red pine planted on a northern hardwood site. USDA For. Serv. Res. Note NC-210, 4 p.
Economics
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de Naurois, Marie and Joseph Buongiorno. 1986. Economics of red pine plantation management in Wisconsin. North J. Appl. For. 3:118-123.
Grossman, Gerald H., and Karen Potter-Witter. 1991. Economics of red pine management for utility pole timber. North J. Appl. For. 8: 22-25.
Lothner, David C., and D.P. Bradley. 1984. A new look at red pine financial returns in the Lake States. USDA For. Serv. Res. Pap. NC-246, 4 p.
Wildlife and Diversity
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NCASI Technical Bulletin No. 727, Dec. 1996. Breeding bird communities and vegetative structure of red pine plantations in the Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan, 1992-93 (abstact).
Red pine pole management/marking guidelines - Hydrolake Leasing & Service Co. 4 p. Contact Tony Furlich at 616-825-2233.
Red pine utility pole specifications - Hydrolake Leasing & Service Co. Contact Tony Furlich at 616-825-2233.
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Last update of this page was 08 July 2003.
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