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MISSOURI TIMBERPRICE TRENDS

Jan.-March, 2017, Vol. 27 No. 1 Missouri Department of Conservation, Forestry Division

Doyle (North) Stumpage Prices High Low Avg. Last Qtr. Last Yr. Vol. # of Rpts.

Veneer Walnut, Black $5,900 $1,250 $3,095 $2,925 $3,240 28 Doyle - MBF 11 Sawlogs Ash $100 $80 $85 $85 - 16 Doyle - MBF 5 Cherry $180 $100 $155 - - - Doyle - MBF 3 Hackberry $150 $100 $120 $120 - 26 Doyle - MBF 3 Hard Maple $140 $100 $115 $120 - 5 Doyle - MBF 5 Hickory $190 $80 $110 $125 $140 110 Doyle - MBF 19Mixed Hardwoods $2,100 $50 $155 $95 $140 622 Doyle - MBF 30 Oak (mixed species) $345 $40 $215 $210 $295 577 Doyle - MBF 17 Post Oak $220 $80 $140 $135 $135 41 Doyle - MBF 10Red oak (group) $290 $120 $195 $180 $160 683 Doyle - MBF 19Sycamore $205 $50 $175 - - 54 Doyle - MBF 3Walnut, Black $2,430 $300 $1,285 $1,120 $1,300 218 Doyle - MBF 26White oak (group) $520 $150 $335 $280 $310 1,871 Doyle - MBF 30Stave Logs White oak (group) $1,100 $200 $730 $750 $575 179 Doyle - MBF 18

International (South) Stumpage Prices High Low Avg. Last Qtr. Last Yr. Vol. # of Rpts. Veneer Walnut, Black $2,960 $2,000 $2,735 $2,735 - 5 Int. - MBF 3Sawlogs Gum $115 $110 $115 $115 - 27 Int. - MBF 3Hickory $325 - $255 $255 $210 472 Int. - MBF 19 Mixed Hardwoods $325 - $245 $235 $215 1,323 Int. - MBF 16Oak (mixed species) $260 $50 $180 $200 $240 513 Int. - MBF 6 Post Oak $210 $80 $135 $150 $190 100 Int. - MBF 10Red oak (group) $290 $110 $225 $260 $230 1,098 Int. - MBF 12 Shortleaf Pine $180 - $90 $45 $100 269 Int. - MBF 9Walnut, Black $1,790 $580 $1,470 $1,470 $280 31 Int. - MBF 5 White oak (group) $455 $110 $275 $325 $240 853 Int. - MBF 24Stave Logs White oak (group) $915 $175 $365 $345 $490 11 Int. - MBF 3

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Doyle (North) Stumpage Prices - BF High Low Avg. Last Qtr. Last Yr. Vol. # of Rpts.

Veneer Walnut, Black $5.90 $1.25 $3.10 $2.93 $3.24 28,000 Doyle - BF 11 Sawlogs Ash 10¢ 8¢ 8¢ 8¢ - 16,000 Doyle - BF 5 Cherry 18¢ 10¢ 16¢ - - - Doyle - BF 3 Hackberry 15¢ 10¢ 12¢ 12¢ - 26,000 Doyle - BF 3 Hard Maple 14¢ 10¢ 12¢ 12¢ - 5,000 Doyle - BF 5 Hickory 19¢ 8¢ 11¢ 12¢ 14¢ 110,000 Doyle - BF 19 Mixed Hardwoods $2.10 5¢ 15¢ 9¢ 14¢ 622,000 Doyle - BF 30 Oak (mixed species) 34¢ 4¢ 22¢ 21¢ 29¢ 577,000 Doyle - BF 17 Post Oak 22¢ 8¢ 14¢ 13¢ 13¢ 41,000 Doyle - BF 10 Red oak (group) 29¢ 12¢ 19¢ 18¢ 16¢ 683,000 Doyle - BF 19 Sycamore 20¢ 5¢ 17¢ - - 54,000 Doyle - BF 3 Walnut, Black $2.43 30¢ $1.29 $1.12 $1.30 218,000 Doyle - BF 26 White oak (group) 52¢ 15¢ 34¢ 28¢ 31¢ 1,871,000 Doyle - BF 30 Stave Logs White oak (group) $1.10 20¢ 73¢ 75¢ 58¢ 179 Doyle - BF 18

International (South) Stumpage Prices - BF High Low Avg. Last Qtr. Last Yr. Vol. # of Rpts. Veneer Walnut, Black $2.96 $2.00 $2.74 $2.74 - 5,000 Int. - BF 3 Sawlogs Gum 11¢ 11¢ 11¢ 11¢ - 27,000 Int. - BF 3 Hickory 33¢ - 26¢ 26¢ 21¢ 472,000 Int. - BF 19 Mixed Hardwoods 33¢ - 24¢ 23¢ 21¢ 1,323,000 Int. - BF 16 Oak (mixed species) 26¢ 5¢ 18¢ 20¢ 24¢ 513,000 Int. - BF 6 Post Oak 21¢ 8¢ 13¢ 15¢ 19¢ 100,000 Int. - BF 10 Red oak (group) 29¢ 11¢ 23¢ 26¢ 23¢ 1,098,000 Int. - BF 12 Shortleaf Pine 18¢ - 9¢ 5¢ 10¢ 269,000 Int. - BF 9 Walnut, Black $1.79 58¢ $1.47 $1.47 28¢ 31,000 Int. - BF 5 White oak (group) 46¢ 11¢ 28¢ 32¢ 24¢ 853,000 Int. - BF 24 Stave Logs White oak (group) 92¢ 18¢ 36¢ 35¢ 49¢ 11,000 Int. - BF 3

Doyle (North) Salvage Prices High Low Avg. Vol. # of Rpts.

Sawlogs Mixed Hardwoods $132 $132 $132 5.8 Doyle - MBF 1 White oak (group) $204 $204 $204 86.7 Doyle - MBF 1 Stave Logs Red oak (group) $180 $180 $180 66.7 Doyle - MBF 1

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Published timber prices are based on a rolling average of reports received over the last four issues – that is, one year. Refer to the column headed “# of Rpts.” to get a gauge of how accurate the average prices may be. (“# of Rpts.” refers to the number of sales including a particular species and may sum to more than the number of sales.) Changes since last quarter and last year should be read with caution as the number of reports varies each year and quarter. This report can only be used as a general guide for determining market value of timber. General market and economic conditions, as well as local considerations such as accessibility, terrain, sale size, and tree size and quality also affect the price paid.

Please see the map on page 10 for a definition of reporting regions, which have changed.

All prices and volumes are reported in either International ¼” MBF Scale or Doyle MBF, depending on the region of the state.

To convert volume from Int.-MBF to Doyle MBF, divide by 1.2. To convert prices from Int.-MBF to Doyle MBF, multiply by 1.2.

To convert from MBF to BF prices, divide by 1,000. To convert from MBF to BF volume, multiply by 1,000.

Foresters reported stumpage prices resulting from 94 timber sales containing 36,023 MBF located throughout the state. There were 75 reports from private lands, 18 reports from MDC lands and 1 report from lands. There were 56 reports from consultant foresters and 38 reports from MDC foresters. We would particularly like to thank these Consulting Foresters: Lohmann, Yarnell, Enyart, Easter, Jones, Riggle, Fleming, Schmidt, Cox, Kinerk, Schmollinger, Sneed, Altman, Dwyer, Keeley and Sheals. Editor’s Note Remember that one of the most valuable sources for information on log and timber markets is the local Missouri Department of Conservation resource forester or your consulting forester. Contact the nearest forest district office for up-to-date, local advice. The Missouri Department of Conservation's Forestry Division, (573) 751-4115, will be happy to provide you with the name and address of the resource forester or MDC Regional Office nearest to you. You can locate a consulting forester by visiting the Mo. Consulting Forester's Association website at: www.missouriforesters.com or by visiting the Private Land Assistance page of the MDC website http://mdc.mo.gov/landown/ and clicking on the “Conservation Assistance Contractors” link.

Tom Treiman and Mike Morris, Editors

http://www.missouriforesters.com/http://mdc.mo.gov/landown/

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Time trends based on prices reported to MDC:

The United States Forest Service (USFS) reports the following from sales on the Mark Twain National Forest:

County Product SPP Price per

MBF

Carter Sawtimber Mixed Hardwood $244

Miscellaneous Mixed Hardwood $50

Crawford Sawtimber Mixed Hardwood $254

Phelps Sawtimber Mixed Hardwood $229

Pine $92

Posts Pine $45

Miscellaneous Mixed Hardwood $42

Shannon Sawtimber Mixed Hardwood $348

Miscellaneous Mixed Hardwood $65

Washington Sawtimber Mixed Hardwood $231

Pine $44

Posts Pine $13

Miscellaneous Mixed Hardwood $60

Wayne Sawtimber Mixed Hardwood $214

Pine $72

Posts Pine $15

Miscellaneous Pine $27

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CONFERENCE AGENDA Friday, May 19, 2017

11:00 am – 1:00 pm Business Meeting of the Tree Farm Committee will be held at the Litton Agri-Science Learning Center, Chillicothe. Lunch will be provided. 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Check-in at the Litton Agri-Science Learning Center, Hwy 190 on north side of Chillicothe 1:30 pm – 2:00 pm Welcome John Heckman, MO Tree Farm Committee Chair Lisa Allen or representative, MDC Forestry Division 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Forest and Woodland Association (Mike Hoffmann) Missouri Managed Woods (MDC) Black Oak Tree Farm Overview (Shane Strommer) 5:00 pm Social and Silent Auction begin at Litton Center 5:30 pm Awards Ceremony Dinner 6:30 pm Dismiss

Saturday, May 20, 2017

9:00 am Welcome with coffee & doughnuts at Ball Tree Farm 9:30 am Tree Farm Background and tour overview 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Tree Farm Tour Hardwood Plantation Management Cover Crops and Soil Health Walnut Pruning and Management CRP and Riparian Buffer Strips Quail SAFE

Utilization of Non-Commercial Species Invasive Species Control

Noon – 1:00 pm Lunch: On site at covered bridge Silent Auction winners announced 3:00 pm Wrap up and dismiss – Safe Travel home NOTE: We will tour the Tree Farm on tractor/pickup-drawn hay wagons. If you have physical limitations that will prevent you climbing on or off a wagon, let us know. We will try to accommodate you with alternate transportation.

Registration Form Name

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Registration Fees: $35 Full Registration—Friday & Saturday ($30 Tree Farmers or FWAM sponsoring members)

$40 Late registration (after May 12)

$15 Friday only (banquet) ($20 after May 12)

$15 Saturday only (lunch & tour) ($20 after May 12) Total

Payment Options: Check: Make checks payable to “Missouri Tree Farm System” and mail to: Mike Hoffmann, 880 Northridge Ln, Pacific, MO 63069

Register online: You may also register and pay online with a credit card at: www.forestandwoodland.org.

Questions: Contact Mike Hoffmann (573)418-6221

Conference Cancellation Policy: Conference will be held rain or shine. Please dress accordingly. Cancel prior to May 12 for refund minus $5 cancellation fee.

2016 Missouri Outstanding Tree Farmer

Jim Ball has been actively managing his Caldwell County property for timber and wildlife for 25 years. He has been a Tree Farmer for the past 11 years and has planted 240 acres to various hardwood species. The Tree Farm includes 160 acres of native forest with walnut as the primary crop trees. He has harvested walnut, honey locust, hackberry and Osage-orange to build a wine cellar and covered bridge on the property. Jim has completed TSI, pruning and crop tree management. Jim is very active with the Walnut Council and has hosted a Walnut Council meeting on his property. He has also used his Tree Farm as a demonstration area for NRCS doing demonstration and test plots for herbicide and cover crop efficacy for tree planting site preparation. He has been devoted to following his forest management plan and has worked closely with MDC foresters and the NRCS in completing management work. Jim has completed all of the management work himself, along with the help of a part-time worker. He has not only worked hard to manage his Tree Farm but has also been very active in promoting forest management through his participation on the Walnut Council and in his cooperation with the NRCS. This year’s conference will focus on triumph over difficulties particularly with tree planting and Federal Agriculture programs.

Lodging: Participants must make their own reservations and pay their own lodging cost. Make reservations asap to assure availability and group rates. Comfort Inn: 660-646-9900 - Group rate $99 + tax for double queen, $105 + tax for King (Make reservation by April 19 for group rate). Fairfield Inn: 660-646-3100 - Group rate $109 + tax for double queen or King. (Make reservation by May 1 for group rate) Super 8: 660-646-7888 - Group rate $55 + tax. (Make reservations by May 5 for group rate). Days Inn: 660-646-6590 - Group rate $65 + tax for double queen or king. (Make reservations by April 19 for group rate).

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2017 MISSOURI

TREE FARM

CONFERENCE

May 19-20, 2017 Chillicothe, Missouri

Black Oak Ranch Jim Ball

2016 Missouri Outstanding Tree

Farmer

Black Oak Ranch (and Tree Farm)

8920 SE Soo Line Dr, Cowgill, MO 63637

Driving Directions: From East – Hwy 36 west from Chillicothe 14 miles to A Hwy. South (left) on A Hwy. 12 miles though Braymer to E Hwy. West (right) on E Hwy. 3 miles to SE Soo Line Dr. Right on SE Soo Line Dr. 2 miles to gate on left. About a 40-minute drive from Chillicothe. From West – From I-35 at Exit 40, East on Hwy 116 for 12 miles to Polo, jog north 1 Mile on HWY 13/116, turn east (right) on Hwy 116 for 8 miles to SE Oliver Rd, turn south (right) 1.1 mile to SE Soo Line Dr., turn east (left) for 0.9 miles to 8920. From South - From Carrollton on Hwy 65: travel north about 7 miles to Hwy W, turn west (left) about 12 miles to Hwy D, turn north (right) for about 6 miles to Hwy KK, turn west (left) about 5 miles to Hwy A, turn north (right) for 2 miles to Braymer, turn west (left) at blinking light, go 6 miles to SE Oliver Rd, turn south (left) for 1.1 miles to SE

At 8920 SE Soo Line Dr, turn in wrought iron gate and angle park as indicated along drive and between trees.

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Missouri’s Most Unwanted Forest Pests

Be on the lookout for these invasive tree-killing pests! Emerald ash borer has already been spotted in the Show-Me State, but the walnut twig beetle isn’t known to be established here yet. Keep an eye out as these unwanted pests may be lurking in a forest near you.

Tree Enemy #1: Emerald Ash Borer, Agrilus planipennis Aliases: EAB, Green Menace, Ash Tree Annihilator Be on the lookout: Keep an eye out for bark blonding on ash trees during the winter months. Woodpeckers searching for tasty insect larvae inside trees often pop off the outer bark. On ash trees, this foraging activity reveals a white inner bark that is highly noticeable. Ash trees with heavy bark blonding likely have EAB. Please report suspect trees in counties not known to have EAB.

Known whereabouts: EAB was first detected in the U.S. in 2002 near Detroit, Michigan. Now it’s been found in 30 states from Delaware to Colorado and Minnesota to Texas. EAB was first found in Missouri in 2008, in a public campground in Wayne County. At least 34 Missouri counties are now known to have EAB.

What it looks like: EAB adults are slender, metallic green beetles about a half-inch in length. EAB larvae are cream-colored and have distinct, bell-shaped body segments.

How it spreads: Originally from Asia, this tree killer hitched a ride to North America on cargo ships within the wood of pallets and crates. Once established in the U.S., EAB was easily spread far and wide by humans moving ash firewood, logs, and lumber.

Crimes against trees: EAB larvae kill ash trees by tunneling under the bark and feeding in the vascular layer. This invasive beetle has already killed more than 50 million ash trees in North America. The sad reality is that EAB will eventually kill 99 percent of the estimated 7.5 billion ash trees that live in the cities, woods, and forests of the U.S.

Tree Enemy #2: Walnut Twig Beetle, Pityophthorus juglandis Aliases: Tiny Terror, PJ Be on the lookout: Keep an eye out for walnut trees that appear to be dying from the top down. Walnut twig beetles are known to attack the tops of trees first. Their populations can build quickly, leading to mass attacks on walnut trees and symptoms like yellowing or browning walnut leaves in mid-summer.

Known whereabouts: Walnut twig beetles have not been found in Missouri. They are native to the southwestern U.S. but have spread throughout many western states from California to Colorado. Walnut twig beetles have also been found in parts of some eastern states, including Indiana, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Virginia.

What it looks like: Fully-grown walnut twig beetles are dark-colored and about the same size as the “i” in the word “Liberty” on a dime.

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How it spreads: The walnut twig beetle is easily moved in walnut wood that still has bark—like firewood and wood used for woodworking. In one case, over 23,000 walnut twig beetles were found in two small pieces of walnut firewood, so even small amounts of infested wood can be a huge concern for our state’s walnut trees.

Crimes against trees: The beetle is an accomplice to a deadly disease. Walnut twig beetles carry a fungus called Geosmithia morbida that grows just under a tree’s bark, causing a canker or dead area. Together, this dynamic duo causes Thousand Cankers Disease, which can eventually weaken a walnut tree to the point of death. With over 40 million walnut trees growing in Missouri, it is very important to keep this tiny terror out of our state!

What you can do: Keep an eye on local trees! Identify a few trees (especially ash, maple, or walnut) that you see frequently while going about your daily activities. Keep an eye on the health of these trees throughout the year. If you notice potential signs or symptoms of invasive pests, use the pest reporting forms at treepests.missouri.edu or email photos and details to forest.health@mdc.mo.gov.

Don’t move firewood! Tree-killing insects and diseases can hitchhike in firewood, moving much farther with you in a single weekend than they could in years on their own. At this time, it is legal to move firewood within the state, but officials strongly recommend not moving firewood more than 50 miles from where it was harvested to reduce the risk of spreading invasive pests. Moving firewood less than 10 miles from its origin is best!

Use locally-grown black walnut for woodworking, especially if your project calls for green wood or wood with attached bark. A Missouri state quarantine prohibits the entry of walnut wood with bark, green walnut wood, walnut nursery stock, and all hardwood firewood from states known to have Thousand Cankers Disease. See the map at treepests.missouri.edu.

Image Credits Woodpecker damage on ash tree: MDC EAB on a penny: Howard Russell, Michigan State University, Bugwood.org EAB larva: David Cappaert, Bugwood.org Walnut twig beetle on a dime: MDC Walnut trees with thousand cankers disease: Diane Warwick, TN Division of Forestry

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Missouri Tree Farm Missouri has 490 certified Tree Farms covering 125,972 acres. These landowners have made the commitment to manage their woods for long term, sustainable production. Their management meets the requirements of the American Tree Farm Program, and as a result any products from the property are recognized as certified under the PEFC program. For more information, please see the American Tree Farm System website at https://www.treefarmsystem.org/get-started-american-tree-farm or contact your local MDC Forester.

Master Logger Certification The logger plays a critical role in the harvesting of your timber sale. The Master Logger Certification (MLC) program can make your choice of selecting a logger easier. The MLC program can help provide piece of mind for the landowner. Master Loggers are professional, properly trained, and meet the highest standards placed on the industry today. The MLC program is a performance based program that recognizes both training and experience.

To find a Master Logger in your area visit http://www.moforest.org/MLC/mmldirectory.html

Missouri Timber Price Trends tracks market prices for Stumpage. Reports on the Stumpage Market are

received from Missouri Department of Conservation Resource Foresters and private consulting foresters.

Stumpage refers to timber sold on the stump and does not reflect delivered mill prices. These reports should

serve as a general guide to track stumpage prices. Landowners should not use this report to replace a timber

inventory and marketing assistance as methods of conducting a sale. Missouri Department of Conservation

Resource Foresters will be able to provide information on current, local market conditions. Details of all

private sales and delivered prices are kept confidential.

https://www.treefarmsystem.org/get-started-american-tree-farmhttp://www.moforest.org/MLC/mmldirectory.html

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Missouri Department of ConservationForestry Division Offices

CENTRAL REGIONAL OFFICE .........573/815-7901 3500 E. Gans Rd., Columbia 65201 Susan Troxel DeWitt, Regional Supervisor x 3478 CALIFORNIA OFFICE 410C W. Buchanan St., California 65018 ... 573/796-0286 CAMDENTON OFFICE 783 Thunder M tn. Rd., Camdenton 65020 . 573/346-2210 FULTON OFFICE – NRCS Office 4549 State Rd. H, Fulton 65251 ................ 573/592-1400 LINN OFFICE - USDA Service Center 1315 E. Main St., Linn 65051 .................... 573/897-3797

KANSAS CITY REGIONAL OFFICE ..816/525-0300 12405 SE Ranson Rd., Lee’s Summit 64082 Mark Nelson, Regional Supervisor x 1239 BURR OAK WOODS NATURE CENTER 1401 NW Park Rd., Blue Springs 64015 .... 816/655-6263 CLINTON OFFICE .................................... 660/885-6981 PO Box 368, Clinton 64735 ....................... 660/885-8179 DISCOVERY CENTER .............................. 816/759-7300 4750 Troost, Kansas City 64110 ................ 816/759-7305 SEDALIA OFFICE 2000 S. Limit, Sedalia 65301 ..................... 660/530-5500

35NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE ....660/785-2424 00 S. Baltimore, Kirksville 63501

David Vance, Acting Regional Supervisor x 6516 HANNIBAL OFFICE .................................. 653 Clinic Rd., Hannibal 63401 ................. 573/248-2530 KAHOKA OFFICE RR 1 Box 16A, 63445 .........................660/727-2955 x 117 MACON OFFICE – Mark Twain Water Qu ality 2108 US Hwy. 63 Suite D, 63552 660/385-6359 x 128 UNIONVILLE OFFICE 28988 US Hwy. 136, 63565 660/947-2439 x 106

NORTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE ...816/271-3111 701 James McCarthy Dr., St. Joseph 64507 Bryan Gragg, Regional Supervisor x 1438 ALBANY OFFICE 508 E. Hwy. 136, Albany 64402 ................. 660/726-3746 CHILLICOTHE OFFICE 15368 LIV 2386, Chillicothe 64601 ............ 660/646-6122

OZARK REGIONAL OFFICE ..............417/255-9561 551 Joe Jones Blvd, West Plains MO 65775 Terry Thompson, Region Supervisor x 224 AVA OFFICE HCR 71 Box 46, Ava 65608 ....................... 417/683-3628 DONIPHAN OFFICE Route 8 Box 8118, Doniphan 63935 .......... 573/996-2557 EMINENCE OFFICE HCR 1 Box 177K, Eminence 65466 ........... 573/226-3616 Michael Bill, District Supervisor x 25 HOUSTON OFFICE 1020 Hwy. 63N, Houston 65483 ................ 417/967-3385 Sarah Medlock, District Supervisor x 223 ROLLA OFFICE 12655 State Route Y, Rolla 65401 ............ 573/368-2225 SALEM OFFICE 1715 West Highway 32, Salem, 65560 ...... 573/729-3182 VAN BUREN OFFICE PO Box 850, Van Buren 63965.................. 573/323-8515

SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE ....573/290-5730 2302 County Park Rd., Cape Girardeau 63701 Rocky Hayes, Regional Supervisor x 4420 ELLINGTON OFFICE 2929 County Road 618, 63638 .................. 573/663-7130 FARMINGTON OFFICE 812 Progress Dr., Farmington 63640 ......... 573/756-6488 FREDERICKTOWN OFFICE

1151 Madison 212, Fredericktown, 63645 . 573/783-5468 IRONTON OFFICE

57 County Road 103A, 63650 .................... 573/330-6550 MARBLE HILL OFFICE Route 5 Box 129, Marble Hill 63764 ........... 573/238-2321 NEW MADRID OFFICE PO Box 131, New Madrid 63869 ................ 573/748-5134 PERRYVILLE OFFICE 2206 W. St. Joseph, Perryville 63775 ......... 573/547-4537 PIEDMONT OFFICE Route 4 Box 1002, Piedmont 63957 ........... 573/223-4525 David Rowold, District Supervisor x 222 POPLAR BLUFF OFFICE 107 Magazine Lane, Poplar Bluff 63901 ..... 573/840-9788

SOUTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE ... 417/895-6881 2630 N. Mayfair Avenue, Springfield 65803 Rod Tucker, Regional Supervisor x 1630 BOLIVAR OFFICE 412 S. Killingsworth, Bolivar 6 5613 ............ 417/326-5189 BRANSON OFFICE 226 Claremont Dr., Branson 65616 ............ 417/334-3324 CASSVILLE OFFICE PO Box 607, Cassville 65625 ..................... 417/847-5949 JOPLIN OFFICE 201 W. Riviera Dr. Ste. B, Joplin 64804 ..... 417/629-3423 LEBANON OFFICE 2350 S. Jefferson, Lebanon 65536 ............. 417/532-7612 NEOSHO OFFICE 1510 Business Hwy. 49, Neosho 64850 ..... 417/451-4158 Adam Bale, District Supervisor x 222

ST. LOUIS REGIONAL OFFICE ......... 636/300-1953 2360 Hwy. D, St. Charles 63304 Cathy deJong, Regional Supervisor x 4129 POWDER VALLEY NATURE CENTER 11715 Cragwold Rd., Kirkwood 63122 ....... 314/301-1506 ROCKWOODS OFFICE 2751 Glencoe Rd., Wildwood 63038 .......... 636/458-2236 Gus Raeker, District Supervisor x 227 MERAMEC WORK STATION 3220 S. Hwy. 185, Sullivan 63080 .............. 573/468-3335 WARRENTON OFFICE PO Box 157, Warrenton 63383 .................. 636/456-3368

GEORGE O. WHITE NURSERY ......... 573/674-3229 14027 Shafer R d., Licking 65542 George Clark, x 226

RURAL FOREST FIRE EQUIPMENT . 417/532-7904 2352 S. Jefferson, Lebanon 65536 Excess Property Coordinator, x 222

CONSERVATION RESEARCH .......... 573/815-7901 3500 E. Gans Rd., Columbia 65201 Robbie Doerhoff, Forest Entomologist .................. x 2946 Simeon Wright, Forest Pathologist ....................... x 2947 Tom Treiman Resource Scientist .......................... x 2930 Forest Systems Field Station ................................ 417/255-9561 MOFEP Field Office .............................................. 573/663-7130

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