What began as ownership of a 68-acre South Carolina pine property
evolved into a deeper interest in longleaf pine ecosystems, forestry stewardship, pine straw economics, and the realities of managing rural land remotely from Houston, Texas.
evolved into a deeper interest in longleaf pine ecosystems, forestry stewardship, pine straw economics, and the realities of managing rural land remotely from Houston, Texas.
From the Journal
The History of Longleaf Pine |
Managing Pine Land From Houston |
Pine Straw Economics Explained |