Casey & Company

Back in the day, 1987, at my first full time forestry job we kept a roll of black and white county road maps in the truck and we used...

“The mountain is on fire!” the logger in the driveway told me and I knew I would have to take a break from editing my “Lost Sea...

We often get comments and questions about GIS, Geographical Information Systems, and GPS, Global Positioning Systems, and their use in...

Purple paint has been showing up on private landowner’s property lines since 2011 in North Carolina, but I don’t think everyone is aware...

Normally the yellow poplar weevil is not considered a serious pest, but in the 1960’s the US Forest Service reported damage to yellow...

In addition to building a store of firewood for heating the office next winter, we have been crafting a little too. I examined the...

When setting up a timber sale it is a good time to think about permanent road construction. This can be truck roads or, in the upper...

Fall is here! The air outside has that nice low humidity crisp feel to it and the leaves are changing color. Another way we can tell fall...

Chris Blanton, RF recently completed an ATV bridge project for a client just in time for deer hunting season. Materials: Bridge beams –...

On most timber sales there will be at least one creek crossing. The crossing method we like best is shown here. Zack Wilson of Wilson...

Interested in forestry? Take a look at the annual ACF magazine, The Consultant. Articles range from the use of drones in forestry to tree...

This is a cliché we hear a lot related to the value of real estate. While it is often publicized for property; it also holds true for...

Not everyone needs land management expertise everyday. However, if you're a landowner, when you do need advice and expertise, it's hard...