MyWoodlot

09/03/2026

Trees with big leaves lose those leaves in the fall, and trees with needles keep them all year round. Right? Well…not exactly.

08/20/2026

Hemlock Woolly Adelgid is an invasive pest that leads to dieback of hemlock trees. There is ongoing research through Cornell University showing signs of early success for the biological control of HWA eating insects.

08/13/2026

Regenerate NY is a cost share program offered by the DEC with an aim to improve native regeneration and forest resilience in New York forests. The funding helps to implement a wide range of management practices for your woodlot.

It's the topic of this week's blog on MyWoodlot.com.

08/09/2026

Visit us at the Roscoe Farmers market today and test your s**t identification skills !! 💩

08/06/2026

Chainsaw work and tree felling can be fun, but also extremely dangerous. It is good to have a plan when cutting, and prepare for what you will do when things may go wrong.
https://mywoodlot.com/blog/timber-felling-flounder/

07/16/2026

"I get by with a little help from my friends!" The WAC Forestry Program had a busy spring re-decking 3 of their portable, steel-frame skidder bridges. Check it out. It's the latest blog on MyWoodlot.com.

07/09/2026

In this MyWoodlot blog, guest author Jack Van Buren has a road-side chat with a logger to learn more about what loggers do for a living and what goes on during a timber harvest. https://mywoodlot.com/blog/logging-what-goes-on/

07/06/2026

Forest landowners, woodland stewards, and conservation enthusiasts! Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties on Thursday, July 16 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM for Minimizing Deer Impacts on Forests at the Lennox Model Forest in Delhi, NY. Learn how deer browsing affects forest regeneration, species diversity, and invasive species management while exploring practical strategies to support healthy, resilient forests. Participants will also be introduced to the Assessing Vegetation for Impacts from Deer (AVID) protocol and receive follow-up digital resources. $25 per person.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/minimizing-deer-impacts-on-forests-tickets-1991408523501?aff=WS

Forest landowners, woodland stewards, and conservation enthusiasts! Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties on Thursday, July 16 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM for Minimizing Deer Impacts on Forests at the Lennox Model Forest. Learn how deer browsing affects forest regeneration, species diversity, and invasive species management while exploring practical strategies to support healthy, resilient forests. Participants will also be introduced to the Assessing Vegetation for Impacts from Deer (AVID) protocol and receive follow-up digital resources. $25 per person.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/minimizing-deer-impacts-on-forests-tickets-1991408523501?aff=WS

07/03/2026

If a tree falls down in a forest, does it ever grow back? https://mywoodlot.com/blog/a-clear-cut-controversy/

06/25/2026

Check out Collin Miller's account of a white ash and hemlock harvest on their family forest in the Catskill Mountains. https://mywoodlot.com/blog/ash-salvage/