P1281
Timber Stand Improvement
Most Southern forests are not growing at their full potential. Low productivity is common on millions of acres of privately owned forestland where trees are growing either off-site or in an unmanaged state, or they are an undesirable species. Undesirable or cull trees can occupy significant portions of the total growing space in forests of the South.
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Publication 1281 (POD-10-25)
Revised by Brady Self, PhD, Extension Professor, Forestry, from earlier editions by Andrew J. Londo, PhD, and Thomas A. Monaghan, PhD.
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P1281
Timber Stand Improvement
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