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

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

Agent Anthony discussing forest thinning with Sturgeon and Wilson County farmers

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

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

Agent J. R. Redding instructing farmers on forest thinning

Agent T.J.W. Broom in front of former house

Agent T.J.W. Broom in front of tree

Agent Wilkins displaying effects of pine for preventing erosion on farm of Henry Edwards

Area in Hofmann Forest cleared with dynamite

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

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

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

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

Battery of giant white pines and shortleaf pines

Belk store managers

Belk store managers

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

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

Black locust killed by some type of beetle

Black locust planted on State Dairy Farm

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

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

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

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

Broomsedge regrowth following spring grazing in pine stand

Calvin Boseman and his younger brother standing by harvest from Calvin's timber thinning demonstration

Calvin Boseman points out to his younger brother why these trees were left in his timber thinning demonstration

Carl W. Strauss demonstrating timber scaling for farmers

Charles A. Burchette's stand improvement project

Checking pines at boy scout camp

Checking pines at boy scout camp

Completed forest thinning

County Agent C.W. Overman discussing tree identification with 4-H club boys

County Agent John C. Anderson practicing timber thinning on his farm

County Agent John W. Artz discussing tree identification with 4-H club boys

Cows grazing in forest

Cream of the crop - poles from the woods of Willie Huffman, Delco, Burnswick County

Cutting brush along the White Oak River

Demonstration of sawing logs with Mall power saw

Demonstration of sawing logs with Mall power saw

Dense gum swamp after being plowed

Ditch in Hofmann Forest

Ditch in Hofmann Forest

Ditch made deeper with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Ditch made deeper with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Ditch made with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Ditch made with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Ditch made with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Ditching with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Dr. W. D. Miller with pond pine stump with clump of sprouts

Entwined shortleaf pines

Equipment for hauling logs

Explosion from ditching with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Explosion from ditching with dynamite in Hofmann Forest

Farm boys studying farm woods management at Forestry Camp for Farm Boys

Farm Services Agency farmers discussing wood supply collecting

Farm woodshed

Farmers and foresters studying selective cutting and pine timber utilization

Farmers and foresters studying selective cutting and pine timber utilization

Farmers attending forestry meeting

Farmers attending forestry meeting

Fireline plowed through the roots of gum trees

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Five year old pines on farm of Henry Edwards

Forest after thinning

Forest before thinning

Forest before thinning

Forest planting 6' x 6' loblolly pine spacing plot

Forest planting 8' x 8' loblolly pine spacing plot

Forester Dan E. Collins looking through hollowed log

Forestry thinning demonstration

Fred Welborn's timber thinning project

Fuelwood collected from timber harvest

Group at timber thinning demonstration

Group photo of men in forest

Gwyn Redding's timber thinning project

Gwyn Redding's timber thinning project

Hal Trott and his father standing beside a portion of the seven cords cut from Hal's timber thinning project

Jack Ray Tart and his timber thinning project

Loblolly pine 13 years after planting - thinned

Loblolly pine thinned on the farm of Mr. M.H. Hunt of Louisburg, N.C.

Loblolly pine windbreak on the farm of W.B. Boschen of Pantego in Beaufort County

Loblolly pine windbreak on the W.B. Boschen farm

Loblolly Pines - Farm Forestry

Loblolly Pines - Farm Forestry

Loblolly pines planted in 1939 by Mr. W.B. Boschen as a windbreak on his Beaufort County farm

Loblolly pines with three growing seasons being used as a windbreak on the farm of W.B. Boschen, Beaufort County

Log Yard - Farm Forestry

Log yard at plant of Hickory Fiber Company

Log yard at plant of Hickory Fiber Company

Log yard at plant of Hickory Fiber Company

Longleaf pine 13 years after planting on Cecil clay soil

Longleaf pine trees

Looking into a 13-year old stand of planted loblolly pine