2,000 shortleaf pines per acre on land thinned by the owner, C. Burriss, Stanly County
July 1932

30-year-old Virginia pine four years after thinning
circa 1926 to 1947

30-year-old Virginia pine four years after thinning
circa 1926 to 1947

4-H boys and girls from Duplin County at Camp Swannanoa, attending farm forestry lecture
1936

4-H boys and girls from Duplin County at Camp Swannanoa, attending farm forestry lecture
1936

4-H Club boys and girls on forestry tour through Pisgah National Forest
1936

4-H Club boys inspecting the forest nursery operated by the Log Cabin Association
1938

4-H Club boys inspecting the forest nursery operated by the Log Cabin Association
1938

4-H Club boys inspecting the forest nursery operated by the Log Cabin Association.
1938

4-H Club boys Studying Reforestation
1938

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 in woods for forest thinning Club project
April 1942

4-H Club members on a forestry field trip
1936

4-H Club members receiving instruction from Mr. Garris on how to properly thin pine timber
1938

4-H Club Project – Forest Thinning
1938

4-H Club thinning project of B.F. Lilley, Jr.,
1939

4-H Members learning about Forest Thinning
1938

4-H Members working on Forest Thinning Project
1938

4-H Timber Thinning Project
April 1942

A good illlustration showing rapid healing of wound after light chipping
1927