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Leave the Tree Stump Alone

Doing Zip
Leaving a stump in the soil and forgetting it is easy. Forgetting a stump and trusting nature to act alone in removing associated problems may seem like an ecologically viable means to treat a site. Resource constraints, site liabilities, and forgone site usage all can haunt non-action. There are locations and circumstances when doing nothing is a real option, but in established landscapes, prompt stump removal is an important part of good management.

Stump Removal Methods (see full text)
Author: Dr. Kim D. Coder - Copyright June 2003
Published by: Warnell School, School of Forest Resources University of Georgia.
Used with Permission.
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Decisions, Decisions
What is Best?
Ecological Values
Soil Subsidence
Future Site Use
Conclusions

Tree Stump Removal Equipment and Techniques. Do It Yourself and Service Professionals.

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