More than 90 years have passed since a handful of conservationists, motivated by a deep concern for Texas' forest resources, formed Texas Forestry Association. As the years passed, they were joined by others, forming a bond of dedication, service and support to the forest lands of Texas.
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Texas Forestry Association is the non-profit trade association for forestry in Texas, representing over 3,000 members who grow, manage, harvest and process the forest resource in Texas.
According to professional foresters, young pine stands in East Texas should be thinned periodically to optimize growth rates and financial returns while minimizing risks from the southern pine beetle (SPB) and wildfires. Information provided in the Texas Forest Service (TFS)-sponsored pine thinning workshops recently held in East Texas may be of interest to landowners who were unable to attend.
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P.O. Box 1488 • Lufkin, Texas 75902-1488
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