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- The Basics of Hardwood-Log Shiitake Mushroom Production and MarketingFrey, Gregory (Virginia Cooperative Extension, 2014-04-03)This publication describes a technique for shiitake production and marketing that can be used and adapted by Virginia farmers, hobbyists, or teachers. It describes common techniques based on the available research, as well as areas of disagreement and typical difficulties producers may face, such as pests. In addition to production methods, this publication describes some of the basics of the finances and marketing of shiitake mushrooms for those interested in using them for income production.
- The Basics of Hardwood-Log Shiitake Mushroom Production and MarketingFrey, Gregory; Heath, Doris (Virginia Cooperative Exension, 2020-06-17)This publication describes a technique for shiitake production and marketing that can be used and adapted by Virginia farmers, hobbyists, or teachers.
- One-Year Health, Mortality, and Growth in Southeast Virginia of Shortleaf Pine from Three SourcesFrey, Gregory; Comer, Marcus M.; Creighton, Jerre L.; Catanzaro, Christopher J.; Bettis, Jerry (Virginia Cooperative Extension, 2018-10-25)Discusses restoration if shortleaf pine in Virginia and focuses on increasing is viability and potential benefits to landowners.
- One-Year Health, Mortality, and Growth in Southeast Virginia of Shortleaf Pine From Three SourcesFrey, Gregory; Comer, Marcus M.; Catanzaro, Christopher J. (Virginia Cooperative Extension, 2013-04-22)Restoration of shortleaf pine in Virginia has become a priority of various state and federal agencies. This publication focuses on increasing its viability and potential benefits to Virginia landowners.
- Welcome to the Woods! A Guide for New Virginia Woodland OwnersGagnon, Jennifer L.; Clark, Neil A.; Downing, Adam K.; Fisher, K. Jason; Frey, Gregory; Worrell, Bill (Virginia Cooperative Extension, 2015-05)We all depend on and benefit from the woods every day, whether we know it or not. The trees, shrubs, plants, animals, and soil that make up your woods provide you, your neighbors, and your region with a host of environmental, social, and economic benefits.