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Scholarship applications being accepted

Scholarships are available through the Advanced Ecology Education Fund, Inc., (AEEF) and applications are currently being accepted for the Fall of 2020 for students entering a related course of study as outlined in the application guidelines. The deadline for submission is July 15, 2020. Bird Forestry and Advanced Ecology, Ltd. is a strong believer in nurturing and encouraging students

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Thanksgiving wishes for family, friends, happiness, and health

Although being thankful for our clients, associates and friends is something we take to heart every day, we are especially mindful of each and every one of you during this holiday season. Working with you and counting you among our friends continues to be our pleasure, and we treasure our relationship with you. It’s with

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Bird Forestry team members attend TFA annual meeting 

Several Bird Forestry team members were on hand October 16-18 for the Texas Forestry Association’s (TFA) 105th annual meeting at the historic Fredonia Hotel in Nacogdoches, where Bird Forestry CEO and TFA President Mike Bird presided. The conference for members and non-members interested in forestry, “from the family forest owner to mills and timber industry

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‘Job well done’ Poultry Festival Broiler Show participants

Bird Forestry salutes the Shelby County 4-H and FFA student exhibitors at the 43rd annual East Texas Poultry Festival Broiler Show and Sale held Saturday, October 5 in Center. Forty pens made the sale where Kalei LaRock’s grand champion pen of broilers (Center FFA) sold for a $7,000 bid final bid from Farmer’s State Bank

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Forest management is practiced widely every Saturday morning

When you mow your lawn, you are keeping your property in a grass-herbaceous state. When you stop mowing, your yard continues the process of recolonizing woody plants. Forestlands are the same. We humans take actions to manipulate the vegetative structure on the land and call it forest management. In the past, our forests were subject

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