The goal for landowners is simple: don’t let areas become overgrown. Staying ahead means less effort, lower costs, and a safer landscape in the long run. This area pictured below is a great example of how MB&G’s latest software, MBG T2, is helpful in planning for retreatment. A treatment is scheduled in the future in T2 using the interface below.
The software would track the growth of the trees resprouting, and T2 would be able to tell when an area would be ready for retreatment so owners could think ahead and save time and money. MB&G foresters in California recently finished up this fuels treatment project pictured below.
Typically, the benefits of a fuels reduction like this will last about 10-15 years before the regeneration of trees begins and the area would need to be considered for retreatment. Overtime vegetation will fill in and future treatment will be needed. Learn more here and request a free demo today: www.masonbruce.com/mbgt2
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READ MOREMB&G Senior Forester Brent Keller has been assembling the News For Family Forests Newsletter every month since 2017. The newsletter includes a market watch for housing, lumber and logs as well as industry news relevant to forestland owners.
READ MOREThe Placer County Water Agency (PCWA) Board of Directors approved a five-year professional services agreement with MB&G for on-call forestry and environmental services. The firm’s professional foresters will identify hazardous trees and vegetation around PCWA canals, water treatment plants, powerhouses, roads and other facilities, while supporting forest health and fuels reduction work.
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