Research and Articles
Use this information to guide your selections
Learn more about Forrest Keeling's superior plants from industry research and articles. Use these resources as well as the links to industry organizations to guide you in proper plant selection and improved techniques for your projects. We update this list regularly to bring you the most current information and welcome your submissions.
Growing with the Flow
RPM Trees offers promise for restoring the mighty oak along the Missouri River and other inland waterways.
Living Lands and Water
Riverbottom Forest Restoration Project
University of Missouri - Agroforestry
The University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry (UMCA), established in 1998, is one of the world's leading centers contributing to the science underlying agroforestry. Interdisciplinary collaboration is one of the outstanding hallmarks of the Center. Research on the benefits of agroforestry is supported from a broad spectrum of disciplines: forestry, fisheries and wildlife, entomology, plant pathology, agronomy, animal science, horticulture, soils, atmospheric science, agricultural economics and rural sociology. Linked with the Center's solid science and research programs are several key collaborations and partnerships with landowners, natural resource professionals, federal and state agencies and non-profit organizations. Through these critical relationships, UMCA and its partners are producing an expanding list of positive outcomes for landowners, the natural environment and society as a whole.
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