How many of Georgia’s native trees can you identify? There are more than 260 native trees from the mountains to the sea in Georgia. The second most numerous genera group among Georgia’s native trees is Crataegus—hawthorns. How many hawthorns can you find and identify? They are all over the place!
Forestry Force is a two-week long camp being offered this summer to train participants in small tree pruning, planting, tending a garden, working in a greenhouse, and enhancing wildlife habitat. This is supported by a USDA grant to develop a training program for individuals with special needs to work in forestry and natural resource-related careers.
Wild pigs are an invasive species in the United States, with population estimates exceeding 6 million animals across 31 states. Wild pig damage to agriculture, private property and natural resources exceeds $150 million annually in Georgia.
The short answer is: It depends. The slightly longer answer is that it is determined by the classification of your timber holding, the way to sell the timber, and your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) for the Net Investment Income tax (NIIT) purposes.
How many of Georgia’s native trees can you identify? There are more than 260 native trees from the mountains to the sea in Georgia. The second most numerous genera group among Georgia’s native trees is Crataegus—hawthorns. How many hawthorns can you find and identify? They are all over the place!
Forestry Force is a two-week long camp being offered this summer to train participants in small tree pruning, planting, tending a garden, working in a greenhouse, and enhancing wildlife habitat. This is supported by a USDA grant to develop a training program for individuals with special needs to work in forestry and natural resource-related careers.
Wild pigs are an invasive species in the United States, with population estimates exceeding 6 million animals across 31 states. Wild pig damage to agriculture, private property and natural resources exceeds $150 million annually in Georgia.
The short answer is: It depends. The slightly longer answer is that it is determined by the classification of your timber holding, the way to sell the timber, and your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) for the Net Investment Income tax (NIIT) purposes.