Forest Leaves Newsletter

Mar 29, 2023


Spotlight

Join in on the 2023 Forest Landowners Conference

Our February News Release highlighting our 2023 Forest Landowner's Conference [more]

In This Issue

  1. Forest Health, Insect, and Disease Update Webinar
  2. Forest Health, Insect, and Disease Briefing
  3. NRCS Announces New Partnership Project to Improve Habitat Across Allegheny Plateau
  4. NRCS Announces Additional Conservation Funding Opportunities for Pennsylvania Producers

1. Forest Health, Insect, and Disease Update Webinar

Earn SAF, ISA, SFI Continuing Education Units, and pesticide credits as we review the status of Pennsylvania's forest insect and disease problems and important forest health updates and information. Webinar held on Mar. 16, 2023 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM ET More information and registration details can be found on the website linked above. [more]


2. Forest Health, Insect, and Disease Briefing

The annual spring Briefing reports on the status of Pennsylvania’s forest insect and disease issues as well as other important forest health updates and information and provides a core pesticide credit training session. Join us to review the status of Pennsylvania's forest insect and disease problems and important forest health updates and information. Briefing held on Mar. 14, 2023 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM ET More information and registration details can be found on the website linked above. [more]


3. NRCS Announces New Partnership Project to Improve Habitat Across Allegheny Plateau

The three year Allegheny Plateau Habitat Restoration project will providing funding to establish habitat suitable to ruffed grouse and cerulean warblers. The partnership will work to establish this habitat on public and private ground in these PA counties: Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, McKean, Potter, Venango, and Warren counties. The full press release can be read on the website linked above. [more]


4. NRCS Announces Additional Conservation Funding Opportunities for Pennsylvania Producers

The Federal Government has allocated additional funding for conservation practices on farms and forests including cover cropping, conservation tillage, prescribed grazing, nutrient management, tree planting and more. Farm and forest owners interested in applying for cost-share funding should contact their local NRCS office and apply for funding by March 20th, 2023 to be considered in the first round of funding. The full press release can be read at the external website linked above. [more]


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