(Published by Inland Forest Management, Inc.)

Tree Talk is the periodic publication of Inland Forest Management, Inc. These articles are written for forestland owners interested in a variety of topics concerning the managment of private forestlands. Past and current articles are listed here, to read one, just click on the hyper link!

Fall 2011

Love and Passion Lead to National Tree Farm Award

In Memory

Making Homes Safer

Another Sawmill Down

Fall 2010

Preserving Managed Forests

Spring 2010

The 1910 Fires

Who Is a Forester?

Wolcott First in West to be NRCS Certified

Reducing Fire Hazard

Fall 2009

Carbon Market

Spring 2009

Vanishing Sawmills

Opportunities

Twenty Five Years and Counting

Fall 2008

Bucking a Trend Through a Passion for Growing Trees

Losing Lumber Companies

IFM Changes

Spring 2008

Cedar Prices Buck the Trend

Fall 2007

Uninvited Visitors

Spring 2007

Dead or Alive?

ACF and CF

Cedar, Pulp and Ponderosa Pine

Fall 2006

Why Are Pencils Yellow?

Delay Farms

Steve Bloedel Honored

Spring 2006

Reforestation 101

Fall 2005

Root Rot: The Cancer of Our Forests

Cost Share Money

Spring 2005

Stinky Invaders

Want Honeybees?

Washington - Father of Tree Farming?

Lumber Imports

Fall 2004

Douglas Fir Logs - A Hot Commodity That's Cooling

Spring 2004

Unique "Logging Operation" Provides a Link to the Past

Less Rain, More Bark Beetles

Fall 2003

Biggest Forest Pest? 

Office Manager  

Spring 2003

Holy Smokes - Wildfire Help 

Grand Fir - Western Hemlock Log Prices: What Happened? 

Forest Owner's Associations 

Specialized Sawmills  

Fall 2002

Big is Bad? Small is Sweet? 

2002 - Decision Time for Idaho Forest Owners

Spring 2002

Fewer Mills, More Production

Free Money

Time to Fly?

Short and Simple

Fall 2001

Colors of Fall

National Convention

Spring 2001

Forest Certification

Fall 2000

Wildfires Rage the West

Sawmill Changes

Spring 2000

Experiencing the Morel

Forest fertilization, is it for you?

Estate Planning