J. V. Hofmann with lumber stacks in George Watts Hill Demonstration Forest
May 10, 1932

26 yr old black walnut tree 18 inches D.B.H. (Diameter Breast Height) Yield for 1930 - 7 bushels of hulled walnuts

4-H Club boys and girls from Haywood, Henderson and Jackson Counties at Camp Swannanoa
1939

4-H Club boys and girls from Haywood, Henderson, and Jackson Counties at Camp Swannanoa
1939

4-H Club boys from Martin and Edgecombe Counties, attending forestry lecture at Camp White Lake, summer, 1936

4-H Club boys from Martin and Edgecombe Counties, attending forestry lecture at Camp White Lake, summer, 1936

4-H Club campers from Hertford County at Colerain Beach on Chowan River
1934

4-H Club campers from Hertford County at Colerain Beach on Chowan River
1934

4-H Club Member Davis Chamblee with Assistant County Agent Charles Clark, Jr., talk over Chamblee's timber thinning projects
April 1942

4-H Club members from Alexander and Caldwell Counties at Camp Kiwanis on John's River, July 1934

4-H Club thinning project - Six cords cut per acre
1939

4-H Club thinning project - Six cords cut per acre
1939

A nice stand of black locust on land too steep to cultivate
1936

A very dense stand of black locust after two season's growth. Badly eroded land is being reclaimed by
1937

Adrian Lamb, Jr., and Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall look over Adrian's timber thinning project
April 1942

African American farmers learning methods of timber farming
April 22, 1932

African American vocational students studying farm wood management
February 1933

Agent Anthony discussing forest thinning with Sturgeon and Wilson County farmers
February 1940

Agent E. S. Millsaps, Jr. discussing timber management with Randolph County farmers
May 5, 1931

Agent Howard M. Singletary and African American farmers conducting timber thinning demonstration
March 1942

Agent Howard M. Singletary teaching African American farmers on timber thinning
March 1942

Agent J. R. Redding instructing farmers on forest thinning
March 1942

Agent J. W. Jeffries and African American farmers learning about methods of pines as cash crop
April 22, 1932

Agent J. Wade Hendricks discussing tree trimming with George Turbyfill, Emmett Turbyfill, and their father
June 9, 1927

Agent J. Wade Hendricks discussing tree trimming with George Turbyfill, Emmett Turbyfill, and their father
June 9, 1927

Agent L. Dale Thrash and C. L. Newman inspecting kudzu killing young trees
August 29, 1927

Agent L. F. Brumfield marking tree in timber farming project
March 2, 1931

Agent N. C. Shiver with farmers studying thinned loblolly pine
May 8, 1928

Agent P. M. Hendricks and C. G. Hartley inspecting tree to be trimmed
May 30, 1927

Agent T.J.W. Broom in front of former house
September 16, 1941

Agent T.J.W. Broom in front of tree
September 16, 1941

Agent Wilkins displaying effects of pine for preventing erosion on farm of Henry Edwards
January 1, 1941

Alexander County farmers growing timber crop
May 2, 1930

Alfalfa growing under a black walnut tree showing no detrimental influence from the walnut
September 14, 1929

Alfalfa growing under a black walnut tree showing no detrimental influence from the walnut
September 14, 1929

All wood fence made from Juniper
September 16, 1931

All wood fence made from Juniper
September 16, 1931

All wood fence made from Juniper
September 16, 1931

American holly tree
July 2, 1929

Anson Farmers at timber thinning demonstration
April 23, 1928

Area in Hofmann Forest cleared with dynamite
August 22, 1945

Artificial thinning of shortleaf pine
July 13, 1926

Assistant County Agent C.M. Jackson points out to 4-H Club members, Donald and Eugene Carlyle, the need for pruning in their timber thinning project
April 1942

Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall and Jack Ray Tart, 4-H Club member look over Jack's timber thinning project
April 1942

Assistant County Agent J.P. Stovall and Paul King look over Paul's timber thinning project
April 1942

B. B. Everett instructing tenant farmers firewood cutting
March 2, 1929

B. F. Lily, his father, and Agent J. P. Woodard blazing trees for thinning demonstration
November 1938

B.L. Sykers inspecting a 4-acre broom straw field which he has recently set out in Loblolly pines.
circa 1942 to 1946

Badly eroded area in Mitchell County with Black locust from seed trees in background
1937

Badly eroded hillside planted to shortleaf pine in 1934
1936

Bare ground on grazed woodland
May 1939

Bare ground on grazed woodland
May 1939

Bare ground on grazed woodland
May 1939

Bare ground on grazed woodland
May 1939

Bark on hemlock tree
September 8, 1931

Barnardsville High School vocational class at timber thinning demonstration
November 1934

Battery of giant white pines and shortleaf pines
1945

Belk store managers
circa August 11, 1942

Belk store managers
circa August 11, 1942

Billboard sign notifying logging of Double-Top-Mountain
circa 1936 to 1937

Billboard sign notifying logging of Double-Top-Mountain
circa 1936 to 1937

Billboard sign notifying logging of Double-Top-Mountain
circa 1936 to 1937

Billboard sign notifying logging of Double-Top-Mountain
circa 1936 to 1937

Billy Old, South Mills, working in his 4-H timber thinning project
April 1942

Biltmore Estate "apiary" plantation of White Pine
September 1916

Biltmore Estate pruned white pine
August 15, 1909

Biltmore Estate white pine plot after thinning
October 13, 1916

Black cherry tree
September 8, 1931

Black cherry tree
September 8, 1931

Black cherry tree
September 8, 1931

Black cherry tree
September 8, 1931

Black cherry tree
September 8, 1931

Black locust dead after being planted. One live tree in center
1942

Black locust forest reclaims eroded land
circa 1935

Black locust forest, grown from root cuttings reclaiming eroded mountain land near Piney Creek Alleghaney County
1935

Black locust forest, grown from root cuttings reclaiming eroded mountain land near Piney Creek Alleghaney County
1935

Black locust forest, grown from root cuttings reclaiming eroded mountain land near Piney Creek Alleghaney County
1935

Black locust forest, grown from root cuttings reclaiming eroded mountain land near Piney Creek Alleghaney County
1935

Black locust grove, holding soil and enriching pasture
1935

Black locust killed by some type of beetle
1942

Black locust plantation on the farm of M.R. Gorham of Edgecome County
1939

Black locust planted by Josiah Suggs, Greene County
1937

Black locust planted by Josiah Suggs, Greene County
1937

Black locust planted on State Dairy Farm
September 30, 1930

Black locust planted on State Dairy Farm
September 30, 1940

Black locust planted on State Dairy Farm
September 30, 1930

Black locust reclaiming eroded pasture land
1932

Black locust seedlings at State Forest Nursery
December 1939

Black Locust Tree
1936

Black walnut cracking demonstration at farm of W.T. Bumgarner, Clay County
1935

Black walnut cracking demonstration at farm of W.T. Bumgarner, Clay County
1935

Black walnut kernels, graded and bagged, ready for the Atlanta market
1935

Black walnut kernels, graded and bagged, ready for the Atlanta market
1935

Black walnut seedling after 1 year's growth
1930

Black walnut seedlings - 1 year old - at State Forest Nursery, near Clayton
1931

Black walnut tree - five years from seed - now bearing 25 full size nuts
1930

Black walnut tree 10 years after setting a one-year seedling
1940

Black walnut tree 10 years after setting a one-year seedling
1940

Black walnut tree 10 years after setting a one-year seedling
1940

Black walnut tree 10 years after setting a one-year seedling
1940