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Dealing with Tree Damage after the Storm

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From MU Extension ...

Trees Care and Repair

First Aid for Storm-Damaged Trees - G6867

Pruning and Care of Shade Trees-G6866.pdf

PruningOrnamentalShrubs-G6870.pdf

Chainsaw Use

BasicChainSawSafetyandUse-G01959.pdf

FellingBuckingandLimbingTrees-G01958.pdf

Firewood and Wood Stoves

Wood Fuel for Heating - G5450.pdf

Buying and Selling Cordwood - G5452.pdf

Preparing Wood for Your Wood Stove - G5451.pdf

Wood Stove Maintenance and Operation-G1731.pdf

Tree Selection

Selecting Landscape Plants: Shade Trees-G6800.pdf

Tree Placement on Home Grounds - G6900.pdf

From Missouri Department of Conservation

Tree Care After The Storm-MDC.pdf

Basic Pruning Guide-MDC.pdf

Missouri Urban Trees

Missouri Conservation Trees and Shrubs

From National Arbor Day Foundation

Forestry News Release.pdf

Includes the following stories and publications: "In a Storm's Wake," stresses safety and urges patience immediately after a storm; "Can These Trees Be Saved," contains illustrations to help determine whether or not a damaged tree can be saved; "Watch Out for Scam Artists Posing as Arborists," is informative on how to select an arborist; and "Tree First Aide After a Storm," shows pruning and other tree repairs that can be conducted safely by home owners.

From USDA

How to Prune Trees (USDA Forest Service)

http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/howtos/ht_prune/prun001.htm

Commercial Assistance

Missouri Consulting Foresters Association

International Society of Arboriculture

What Are Your Trees Worth? (International Society of Arboriculture)

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