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Our Services
Tree Planting
Forestry tree planting is a critical practice focused on the deliberate sowing and cultivation of trees in designated areas to restore ecosystems, enhance biodiversity, and support sustainable timber production. This step involves clearing the area of competing vegetation and debris, ensuring optimal conditions for young trees to thrive. It might also require soil amendments to support root development.
Bud Capping/Tree Tubing
Bud Capping
Bud capping is a critical practice used to protect young trees during their early growth stages. This method involves placing a protective cover over the terminal bud of a seedling, which helps mitigate damage from environmental factors, pests, and herbivores. By shielding the buds, we enhance survival rates and promote healthy growth, ultimately leading to stronger future trees. This technique is especially vital in wildlife areas.Tree Tubing
Tree tubing is an innovative approach to promoting the establishment of young saplings in forested areas. It involves wrapping a protective tube around the trunk of a seedling, providing a physical barrier against herbivores such as deer and rodents. Additionally, tree tubing serves to create a microclimate, fostering better moisture retention and protecting against extreme weather conditions. This method significantly boosts survival rates, ensuring that newly planted trees have the best possible chance to thrive in their natural habitats.
Trapping for Boomers
Baiting and trapping are strategic methods used in forestry to protect timber resources. Baiting involves luring animals into a specific area, ensuring they can be efficiently monitored or controlled. Trapping employs various types of traps to capture unwanted animals without causing significant harm to surrounding ecosystems. Together, these techniques help prevent overpopulation, protect against disease spread, and reduce damage to valuable forest assets. By integrating baiting and trapping into forest management practices, forestry professionals maintain the balance between wildlife preservation and timber productivity.
Burning Piles
Burning piles involve the intentional combustion of collected organic materials, primarily brush, branches, and debris, to manage forest health and promote regeneration. This method, often utilized in land management and forestry, serves to clear underbrush, reduce wildfire risks, and recycle nutrients back into the soil. When executed properly, burning piles can reduce waste while helping to maintain the ecological balance. Careful monitoring and adherence to safety regulations are essential to ensure the process is efficient and minimize.
Blackberry Cutting
Hand Piling
Hand piling is the meticulous process of gathering and stacking brush, logs, and debris in a controlled manner to prepare for burning or removal. This technique prioritizes efficiency and safety, ensuring that piles are compact and arranged with consideration for air circulation. Skilled forestry workers employ precise methods to prevent the spread of fire and control smoke release. Ultimately, hand piling not only enhances forest health but also promotes responsible land management practices.
Pre-Commercial Thinning
This process involves selectively removing saplings and smaller trees to reduce competition for resources such as light, water, and nutrients. By creating more space for the remaining trees, pre-commercial thinning fosters better overall vigor and growth potential, ultimately leading to a more productive and resilient forest ecosystem. This practice is essential for maximizing timber quality and enhancing biodiversity while promoting sustainable forestry practices.
Uncover our story
Omar V, Luis V Owners
Omar and Luis Vera started working in the forestry industry as teenagers with their father Herminio Vera and have enjoyed working in forestry ever since. After having over 10 years of experience they finally decided to start their family business and are excited to bring services to you.
