Active Woodland Management for Desirable Species
Channel: University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton
Date: 06/10/2022

Cody Rakes of Loretto Motherhouse Farms discusses ways to protect soil and water resources by utilizing stewardship practices on the farm. Active forest management ensures a quality stand of desirable species while working to keep invasive species under control. Cost-share programs can help cover the cost and incentive landowners to properly manage woodlands on the farm. Learn more about other stewardship practices at https://goodideafarm.org/ and by visiting your local Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service office.
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