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2008
January	Control Deer and Elk Browse Damage
February	Plan & Prepare Now for Spring Tree Planting
March	Vernal Pools: What Do They Mean to Tree Farmers?
April	Landscaping for Fire Prevention I: Home Ignition Zones and Defensible Space.
May	Landscaping for Fire Prevention II: Choosing Fire Resistive Plant Materials and Other Landscaping Tips.
June	Maintaining Fire Resistive Landscapes
July	Silvicultural Decisions IV: Trees on the Edges of Clearcuts and Other Openings.
August	White Pine Blister Rust: Pruning Can Increase Survival
2007
January	Wood Stove Installation and Safety & Safe Wood Stove Operation
February	Portable Sawmills: A Valuable Asset for Small Woodland Owners
March	Carbon Sequestration: What's That?
April	The Basics of Weed Control
May	Pocket Gophers and Tree Seedlings
June	Integrating Wildlife Improvements Into Your Woodland Plan
July	Do I Still Believe in Landscaping for Fire Prevention?
August	Is Your Property Safe From Wildfire?
September	After the Burn: Assessing and Managing Your Forestland After a Wildfire
October	The Beauty of Warming With Wood
November	Wood Storage & Building an Easy Starting Fire
December	Making An Eco-Friendly Choice: The Environmental Debate Settled From the National Christmas Tree Association at www.christmastree.org/home.cfm
2006
January	The Creosote Problem: Chimney Fires and Chimney Cleaning
February	Smoke Problems and Their Cures
March	When to Plant
April	Selecting Suitable Tree Species
May	I Planted a Tree: Now What Do I Do?
June	Landscaping for Fire Prevention
July	Good Rocks, Bad Rocks: The Latest Piece in the Puzzle of Forest Fertility
August	Moisture Stress: What Does That Mean for Trees?
September	Summer or Fall is the Time to Plan Next Year's Tree Planting
October	Early Detention and Rapid Response Results in Better Control of Weeds
November	Chimneys
December	Cutting a wild Christmas tree; and leaving a healthier forest