The GFC Seedling Store is Open for Business!!
…the seedlings available are several native oak species such as northern red oak and white oak, which provide food for wildlife, abundant shade, and beautiful seasonal colors. Many ornamental, flowering,…
Cost Share & Incentive Programs
…expenses. The funds will reimburse approved landowners $100/acre on eligible reforestation practices. Shortleaf Pine & Oak Restoration in the Georgia Cumberlands Cost Share Project The Shortleaf Pine & Oak Restoration…
GFC Leaf Watch: October 30, 2020
…Maple – dull reds Birch – fading to yellow with brown edges Oak – green slowly fading to brown and yellow Blackgum – shifting to orange and red Sassafras –…
Forestry Services Contractors Directory
…Rotary MowingWoody Ground Spray Planting Native Warm Season Grasses Lone Oak Property Soluntions, Inc. 7300 Forrest Road, Hogansville,GA Kevin Banks Office Phone:706-594-6557 Mobile Phone: 706-594-6557 Fax: RxBurner? No Pesticide Applicator?…
Leaf Watch Report for October 05, 2022
…greater visibility and better leaf color vibrancy. Lack of rain can accelerate leaf shedding in sweetgum, sycamore, poplar, and black gum. However, it should not adversely impact the oaks that…
Spongy Moth (formerly Gypsy Moth) in Georgia
…pest capable of causing severe damage to hardwood trees, especially oaks. This damage is inflicted as the spongy moth larvae defoliate entire stands of trees. In cooperation with the USDA…
SuddenOakDeath.org
The information below provides both quick answers to general questions about Sudden Oak Death, as well as more in-depth information.
Forecast Fire Danger Rating for the Co-Op Area
Forecasted weather conditions and fire danger ratings for the Co-Op Area (Oakland Station – North Marion County)
Observed Fire Danger Ratings for the Co-Op area
Observed weather conditions and Fire Danger Ratings for the Co-Op Area (Oakland Station – North Marion County)
GFC Leaf Watch Report: October 1, 2020
…few areas of color showing occasional reds and yellows but still mostly green. Sourwood is primarily green with a few hints of red in higher elevations. Oak, birch, redbud, hickory,…
