Managing oaks for acorn production to benefit wildlife in Missouri (2013)

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Pierce, Robert A., II
 Dwyer, John
 Stelzer, H. E. "Hank"
 Coggeshall, Mark

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2013

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hard mast, food source, white oak, red oak, species

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Many landowners are interested in managing their woodlands and forests not only for potential income from sales of wood products but also for enhanced wildlife habitat. This publication provides information on techniques that can be used to help make informed decisions on the management of oaks on a property for increased mast production and other wildlife benefits.

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