J. H. Stoeckeler

1908

• Early survival of planted trees in southwestern Wisconsin by species, age classes and site factors
• European larch seed sources compete successfully with tamarack during 5-year test in northeastern Wisconsin
• Frost penetration and trafficability in two peats as affected by snowpack and surface mosses
• Ground preparation costs and first-year survival of planted red pine in southwestern Wisconsin
• Shelterbelt influence on Great Plains field environment and crops
• Trampling by livestock drastically reduces infiltration rate of soil in oak and pine woods in southwestern Wisconsin
• Conifer nursery practice in the Prairie-Plains
• Control of weeds in conifer nurseries by mineral spirits
• Forest management lessons from a 1949 windstorm in Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan
• Forest nursery practice in the Lake States
• Reforestation research findings in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan