Wild pigs are abundant, troublesome, and widespread in Georgia. The wild pig population has now spread to about 38 states and the population may exceed 7 million animals. Pigs are habitat generalists and omnivores.
Careful tax planning is essential to minimize your total taxes considering the long-term nature of forest management and the availability of a few income tax provisions related to timber.
Native ash trees can be found in every county in Georgia. For a tree species, they are evolutionarily young compared to other forest tree species. Get to know your native ash tree species.
Summer and early fall means that site preparation season is here for landowners interested in establishing new pine plantations during the fall and winter months.
Events that stress trees, like hurricanes, can cause bark beetle populations to explode into large outbreaks. In the wake of Hurricane Michael, many forest owners feared that the forest damage caused by the storm would lead to an outbreak of bark beetles.
A new law provides a tax credit program to qualified Georgia taxpayers who sustained timber casualty losses caused by Hurricane Michael and need help to get back on their feet.
Written by: Yanshu Li, Associate Professor, Forest Economics & Taxation Outreach Specialist President Biden announced the American Families Plan on April 28th. In addition to
Forest tent caterpillars and eastern tent caterpillars are native caterpillars that feed on hardwood trees in Georgia.
While the weather loach (an Asian species also known as the dojo loach) has been documented in other states including Alabama, Florida, New York, and Oregon, this was the first recorded collection in Georgia.
Think of a forest management plan as a “How to Manual” that guides you toward producing the greatest number of benefits from your property.
Wild pigs are abundant, troublesome, and widespread in Georgia. The wild pig population has now spread to about 38 states and the population may exceed 7 million animals. Pigs are habitat generalists and omnivores.
Careful tax planning is essential to minimize your total taxes considering the long-term nature of forest management and the availability of a few income tax provisions related to timber.
Native ash trees can be found in every county in Georgia. For a tree species, they are evolutionarily young compared to other forest tree species. Get to know your native ash tree species.
Summer and early fall means that site preparation season is here for landowners interested in establishing new pine plantations during the fall and winter months.
Events that stress trees, like hurricanes, can cause bark beetle populations to explode into large outbreaks. In the wake of Hurricane Michael, many forest owners feared that the forest damage caused by the storm would lead to an outbreak of bark beetles.
A new law provides a tax credit program to qualified Georgia taxpayers who sustained timber casualty losses caused by Hurricane Michael and need help to get back on their feet.
Written by: Yanshu Li, Associate Professor, Forest Economics & Taxation Outreach Specialist President Biden announced the American Families Plan on April 28th. In addition to
Forest tent caterpillars and eastern tent caterpillars are native caterpillars that feed on hardwood trees in Georgia.
While the weather loach (an Asian species also known as the dojo loach) has been documented in other states including Alabama, Florida, New York, and Oregon, this was the first recorded collection in Georgia.
Think of a forest management plan as a “How to Manual” that guides you toward producing the greatest number of benefits from your property.