Forestry Management Test

What is the first step in starting a forestry management plan?

• Mark property boundaries

• Seek assistance of foresters

• Obtain aerial maps

• Create objectives

Please list the following planning activities of a forestry management plan in order...

• Clearly Defined Boundaries

• Forestry Management Activities

• Stand Description

• Creating Objectives

Why should a forestry management plan be able to be utilized across many years and owners?

• To save time and effort

• To ensure consistency in management

• To increase property value

• To attract wildlife

What is the purpose of a stepped plan in forestry management?

• To reduce the need for assistance

• To speed up reforestation

• To break down goals into smaller steps

• To simplify the process

What is the main purpose of marking and maintaining property lines and corners?

• To protect water quality

• To prioritize goals

• To enhance the stand's aesthetics

• To ensure you're managing your own property/forests

What information should be included in the stand description of a forestry management plan?

• Tree species

• Soil types and tree condition

• Timber volume

• Road access and fire protection practices

What is the 'real meat' of a forest management plan?

• Timber harvests

• Forest fertilization

• All Forestry Management Activities/Practices

• Reforestation practices

What is the primary goal of forest fertilization?

• To prevent insect infestation

• To create more biomass

• To promote wildlife diversity

• To increase tree height

What is the main objective of weeding and/or timber stand improvement practices?

• To enhance the stand's aesthetics

• To improve soil quality

• To reduce competition for nutrients

• To increase tree density

Why is it important to establish and maintain wildlife management practices in forestry management?

• To provide food and shelter for wildlife

• To increase timber production

• To comply with federal regulations

• To attract tourists