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State of Wisconsin Section 77.82(3),Wis.Stats Department of Natural Resources Printed:05/08/2014 Managed Forest Law Order Number: Page 6 of 11 13-010-2015 Stand #1 is dominated by oak in the sawtimber and poletimber size classes, while the regeneration size class is mainly central hardwood species. This stand is going to be managed on an even aged basis to promote forest health and vigor. The trees are approaching maturity and regeneration strategies will need to be implemented. Oak requires nearly full sunlight to regenerate. The harvesting prescription is patch clearcuts. Create 3 to 4 patches of approximately 3 to 5 acres in size throughout the stand. Box elder is also present and should be controlled along with the invasive species. Management (Silviculture!) System Manage and regenerate this stand within generally accepted silvicultural guidelines for the primary type according to the following management system. NATURAL EVEN-AGED REGENERATION OF TIMBER TYPE WITHOUT FUTURE THINNING -- Manage the stand through its rotation (the period between initial regeneration and the stand's final cutting) as a single aged forest. Regeneration cutting will remove the old stand to provide the necessary open conditions and sunlight to regenerate the stand naturally. Year Scheduled Mandatory Practice 2025 CLEARCUT REGENERATION HARVEST. Regenerate this stand by cutting all trees except designated reserved trees. This clearcut regeneration method allows trees to regenerate naturally from seed produced by adjacent timber stands or trees cut in the harvest operation. To improve the regeneration results, time your regeneration and site preparation practices to take advantage of good seed years. Variations of clearcut regeneration include uniform, alternate strip or patch, progressive strip or patch, and without reserve trees. The plan preparer adjusted the harvest schedule or boundary to meet your aesthetic goals. For most Wisconsin forest types, adequate tree reproduction will be established in 3 to 5 years following the regeneration practice or additional management practices may be required to ensure successful tree reproduction. Some forest stands may need a longer regeneration period, but these situations must be documented and closely monitored to ensure success. 2035 CLEARCUT REGENERATION HARVEST. Regenerate this stand by cutting all trees except designated reserved trees. This clearcut regeneration method allows trees to regenerate naturally from seed produced by adjacent timber stands or trees cut in the harvest operation. To improve the regeneration results,time your regeneration and site preparation practices to take advantage of good seed years. Variations of clearcut regeneration include uniform, alternate strip or patch, progressive strip or patch, and without reserve trees. The plan preparer adjusted the harvest schedule or boundary to meet your aesthetic goals. For most Wisconsin forest types, adequate tree reproduction will be established in 3 to 5 years following the regeneration practice or additional management practices may be required to ensure successful tree reproduction. Some forest stands may need a longer regeneration period, but these situations must be documented and closely monitored to ensure success. Year Scheduled Approved (Non-Mandatory) Practice 2024 INVASIVE PLANT CONTROL. Take specific measures to manage plant or tree species whose aggressive growth or reproductive patterns threaten the health or regeneration of the stand. Get the latest information on control measures from your local WDNR office or WDNR Website. STAND NUMBER 2 3 Acres Primary Type: Aspen Forest--Small Sawtimber Secondary Type: Aspen Forest--Poletimber