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Hayes D. Brown

start time: (00:00)

Hayes D. Brown, attorney and forest owner,  will moderate this telephone news conference. Hayes' email address is hbrown@hayesbrown.com.

Review prior telephone conferences:  
7/27/00, 8/24/00, 9/20/00

Ragan Ingram

(01:07)

Alabama Lt. Governor Steve Windom has been a strong supporter of the forest industry. He knows that old, failing bridges increase trucking costs and reduce stumpage prices paid to forest owners for their forest products. Ragan Ingram, Communications Director for Lt. Governor Steve Windom, will explain why Amendment 1, which would provide funds for the repair of 3000 bridges, should be defeated on November 7.

Click Here: For Lt. Governor's Position on Amendment One  

Allen Elrod

(05:15)

Bruce N. Eason

(09:15)

Bruce Eason is President of Piedmont Foresters, a consulting forestry firm based in LaFayette, Alabama. He offers good advice to forest owners about safe and successful timber sale methods. "Listen to him," says AFOA. "It's the best way to stay off our saddest tales ever told list." 

Phone: (334) 864-9542 
Email: pfinc@mindspring.com   

Charles M. Tarver

(12:33)

Charley Tarver, President of Forest Investment Associates, and Chairman, Forest Landowners Tax Council (FLTC), explains how changing a section of tax code can help small forest owners avoid serious problems when selling timber. For background information about the FLTC's efforts to rewrite Section 631(b) of the IRS code, Click Here. ... and Here.

Phone: (404) 261-9575 

Professor Thomas M. Bonnicksen

(17:45)

Thomas M. Bonnicksen is Professor of Forest Restoration and Environmental Decision-making at Texas A & M University and the author of America's Ancient Forests: From the Ice Age To The Age of Discovery. The efforts of many forest owners in Alabama involve restoring forests on our land. We practice our art on old peanut fields, "old-field" pine stands, and high-graded hardwood stands. In Ancient Forests, Bonnicksen presents "information for forest restoration and conservation projects, and presents an account of how the North American landscape has evolved." In November, Dr. Bonnicksen will open a web page on restoration forestry at http://oldforest.tamu.edu.

Phone: (979)845-6098
Email: tomdol@earthlink.net

Michelle Isenberg

(21:00)

Michelle Isenberg is a Forestry Products Specialist and Associate Wildlife Biologist with BASF company, formerly American Cyanamid. If you have harvested a tract of timber during the past year or two and now want to restock it with a quick growing stand of pine trees, Michelle has a few suggestions that will help you do the job successfully. Click here for her suggestions.

Phone: (256)825-0512
Email: isenbem@basf.com 

Glen Dabney

(24:20)

Glen Dabney, forester, pilot, and aerial photographer, with Kingwood Forestry Services in Monticello, Arkansas, spends many winter days high above our forestland taking pictures. Most of us have bought maps and aerial photos of our land. Glen makes it his responsibility to help us get the most value from our photos. He will discuss seasonal, scale and film differences and how they affect the information we can extract from our photos.

Phone: (870) 367-8567
Email: gdabney@ipa.net

Keith Polk

(26:35)

Keith Polk is a New Product Specialist at Forestry Suppliers in Jackson, Mississippi. He has several suggestions for toys that you or your "forest manager" might like to find under the Christmas tree.

Terrain Navigator - Topo Maps - Alabama $99.95 

Peter J. Stewart

(28:07)

Pete Stewart is President of a new "real time" stumpage price service called Forest2Market.com. He stays in touch with stumpage markets across the South and will reflect on how the forest industry consolidation may affect us (International Paper/Union Camp, International Paper/Champion International, Plum Creek/The Timber Company). He also will mention current low pulpwood prices and will try to answer the question: "When can we expect a recovery?"

Phone: (704)357-0110 
Email: pete.stewart@mindspring.com

Issues and Topics AFOA is following.

If you would like to suggest an issue or a topic for a future telephone conference, please send an email note to AFOA by clicking here.

• Stumpage & Forest Product Markets
• Seasonal Forest and Wildlife Management Tips
• Forestland For Sale
• Repeal of Estate Tax
• Forest Taxation: Income, Estate, Property
• Southern Pine Beetle: salvage & prevention
• Wood Buying Policies During SPB Epidemic
• Section 631(b) Capital Gains Tax Change
• Delaney Family Current-Use Case
• Jefferson Co. Storm Water Management Lawsuit & Appeal
• National Monument status on Alabama National Forests
• Alabama's Pine Straw Wholesale Market
• Useful Computer Software
• Forest Fertilization
• Intensive Forest Management
• Long Rotation Management & Natural Regeneration
• TMDL, CWA, EPA Basins, CARA, Forest Certification
• Minerals, Gas & Oil Activity
• Recreational Businesses for Forest Owners
• Current Use Tax Assessment Rates
• Local Harvesting Restrictions & Road Weight Limits
• Bridge Repairs & the Alabama Trust Fund
• Dog Hunting & Hunter Trespass
• and many more.