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Job Sheet –Tree/Shrub Establishment (612) Revised March 2017

Tree/Shrub Establishment Conservation Practice Job Sheet VT-612

Definition Establishing woody plants by planting seedlings, cuttings, direct seeding or natural regeneration.

Purpose To establish woody plants for forest products, wildlife habitat, long-term erosion control and improvement of water quality, treat waste, reduction of air pollution, sequestration of carbon, energy conservation, to maintain or restore natural genetic diversity and enhance aesthetics.

Where used Establish trees/shrubs on any area where woody plants can be grown.

Operation and maintenance Access by vehicles or equipment during or after tree/ shrub establishment shall be controlled to protect new plants and minimize erosion, compaction and other site impacts. Refer to the standard Access Control (472).

The trees and shrubs will be inspected periodically and protected from adverse impacts including insects, diseases or competing vegetation, fire and damage from livestock or wildlife.

If needed, competing vegetation will be controlled until the woody plants are established.

Noxious weeds will be controlled.Replanting will be required when survival is inadequate.

Supplemental water will be provided as needed.

Criteria Composition of species will be adapted to site conditions and suitable for the planned purpose(s).

Priority will be given to plant materials grown from locally collected seeds.

No plants on the Federal or state noxious or invasive weeds list shall be planted.

Planting or seeding rates will be adequate to accomplish the planned purpose for the site.

Planting dates, and care in handling and planting of the seed, cuttings or seedlings will ensure that planted materials have an acceptable rate of survival.

Bare-root stock shall be planted during the dormant season in the spring after the ground thaws until May 30 as soil moisture and local weather conditions permit.

Only viable, high-quality and adapted planting stock or seed will be used.

A precondition for tree/shrub establishment is appropriately prepared sites. Refer to practice standard Tree/Shrub Site Preparation (490).

Adequate seed sources or advanced reproduction needs to be present or provided for when using natural regeneration to establish a stand.

Specifications Requirements for the site are found within this jobsheet.

See practice standard and Supplemental Specifications for Tree/Shrub Establishment, code 612 and Forest Site Preparation, code 490 for specific requirements.

Tree/Shrub Establishment – Job Sheet VT - 612

For: Farm #:

Field(s): Tract #:

Signature:

Date: Date:

Purpose (check all that apply) Forest Products Reduction of Air Pollution

Wildlife Habitat Sequestration of carbon Long-term erosion control Energy Conservation Improvement of Water Quality Maintain or restore natural genetic diversity Waste Treatment Aesthetic enhancement

Other: (Specify)

Type of Planting Planting in Open Areas Natural Regeneration Seeding Interplanting Clearcut Regeneration Interseeding Underplanting

Woody Plant Materials Information - Refer to 612 Specification for more information on care, handling, planting techniques, etc.

See VT NRCS Forestry Technical Note 2 - Vermont Trees and Shrubs for Conservation for plant characteristics.

Field Ac Species/cultivars: Kind of Stock1 :

Total No.

Plants Per acre:

Planting dates: Avg. Spacing2:

Ft X Ft

1 BAreroot, COntainer, CUtting; include size, caliper, height, and age as applicable.

2 Spacing between plants to achieve plants/acre.

Plants/acre = 43,560 (ft2/ac) ÷ [Between-Row Spacing (ft) X In-Row Spacing (ft)}

Temporary Storage and Handling Instructions (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 612) Planting stock that is dormant may be stored temporarily in a cooler or cool, moist, darkened area up to 3 days. For more than 3 days or for stock that is expected to begin growth before planting, dig a V-shaped trench (heeling-in-bed) sufficiently deep and bury seedlings so that all roots are covered by soil. Pack the soil firmly and water thoroughly. During planting, keep plant material out of direct sun or covered to avoid drying. Be sure to keep roots moist. Additional requirements:

Site Preparation See VT Standard and Specification and Job Sheet 490 – Forest Site Preparation Remove weeds and grass prior to planting and keep out for at least two years.

Additional requirements or special site preparation instructions:

Planting Method (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 612) Hand Machine (circle and indicate amount) For container and bareroot stock, plant stock to a depth even with the root collar in holes deep and wide enough to fully extend the roots. Pack the soil firmly around each plant. Cuttings are inserted in moist soil with at least 2 to 3 buds showing above ground.

Plants will be established prior to May 30 unless containerized seedlings are used or plants will be watered.

Additional requirements or special planting instructions/arrangements:

Cultural Practices (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 612 for specific requirements)

Pest Management is required. Weed control is necessary, either by mechanical cutting, herbiciding or mulching for at least 2 years after planting.

Vegetation Mat-Size # Tree Shelter-Size #

Mulch- coverage # Other:

Additional requirements:

Operation and Maintenance The planted area must be inspected periodically and protected from damage so proper function is maintained. Replace dead or dying tree/shrub stock to provide adequate plant densities as described in the 612 standard and continue control of competing vegetation to allow proper establishment for at least 2 years. Periodic harvesting of trees and shrubs may be necessary to maintain the health and vigor of mature stands. Keep large dead and dying trees for cavity nesting birds and a source of large wood in aquatic habitats. Additional requirements:

Questions regarding the planting or maintenance of the tree/shrub establishment should be directed to , at .

If needed, an aerial view or a side view of the practice can be shown below. Other relevant information, complementary practices and measures, and additional specifications may be included.

Recommendation: Import digital photographs to indicate practice before and after effects. For instructions regarding importing graphics to this doc go to: ftp://ftp-fc.sc.egov.usda.gov/VT/Technical/Help/Adobe_PDF_Help_1.pdf

Scale 1"=________ ft. (NA indicates sketch not to scale: grid size=1/2" by 1/2")

Additional Specifications and Notes:

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in its programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs and marital or familial status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact the USDA Office of Communications (202) 720-2791.

To file a complaint of discrimination write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice or TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Purpose (check all that apply)

Forest Products

Reduction of Air Pollution

Wildlife Habitat

Sequestration of carbon

Long-term erosion control

Energy Conservation

Improvement of Water Quality

Maintain or restore natural genetic diversity

Waste Treatment

Aesthetic enhancement

Other: (Specify)

Temporary Storage Instructions (Refer to VT Standard and Spe

Planting stock that is dormant may be stored temporarily in

Site Preparation See VT Standard and Specification and Job S

Planting Method (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 612)

For container and bareroot stock, plant stock to a depth eve

Cultural Practices (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 6

Pest Management is required. Weed control is necessary, eith

Vegetation Mat-Size #

Mulch- coverage #

Operation and Maintenance

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Text102: Reed canary grass control is planned in a majority of the areas prior to planting. Two years of follow-up spot treatment around planted trees and shurbs are planned.

Text1: Leo Gorton

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Text103: See map for planting locations. Trees should be 3-4 feet tall. Shrubs should be 2-3 feet tall.

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Combo Box1: [ Riparian Trees ]

Combo Box2: [American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis)]

Combo Box3: [Silver Maple (Acer saccharinum) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box4: [Black Willow (Salix nigra) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box5: [ Upland Trees]

Combo Box6: [Basswood (Tilia americana) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box7: [Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box8: [Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box9: [ SHRUBS]

Combo Box10: [Native Shrub Willow (Salix spp.)]

Combo Box11: [Silky Dogwood (Cornus amomum)]

Combo Box12: [Red-osier Dogwood (Cornus sericea)]

Combo Box13: [Buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis)] wildlife habitat, long-term erosion control and improvement of water quality, treat waste, reduction of air pollution, sequestration of carbon, energy shrub establishment shall be controlled to protect new plants and minimize erosion, compaction and other

Noxious weeds will be controlled.Replanting will be conditions and suitable for the planned purpose(s).

Priority will be given to plant materials grown from locally collected seeds.

No plants on the Federal or state noxious or invasive weeds list shall be planted.

Planting or seeding rates will be adequate to accomplish the planned purpose for the site.

Planting dates, and care in handling and planting of the seed, cuttings or seedlings will ensure that planted materials have an acceptable rate of survival.

Bare-root stock shall be planted during the dormant season in the spring after the ground thaws until May 30 as soil moisture and local weather conditions permit.

Only viable, high-quality and adapted planting stock or seed will be used.

A precondition for tree/shrub establishment is appropriately prepared sites. Refer to practice standard Tree/Shrub Site Preparation (490).

Adequate seed sources or advanced reproduction

Woody Plant Materials Information - Refer to 612 Specification for more information on care, handling, planting techniques, etc.

See VT NRCS Forestry Technical Note 2 - Vermont Trees and Shrubs for Conservation for plant characteristics.

Planting stock that is dormant may be stored temporarily in a cooler or cool, moist, darkened area up to 3 days. For more than 3 days or for stock that is expected to begin growth before planting, dig a V-shaped trench (heeling-in-bed) sufficiently deep and bury seedlings so that all roots are covered by soil. Pack the soil firmly and water thoroughly. During planting, keep plant material out of direct sun or covered to avoid drying. Be sure to keep roots moist. Additional requirements:

Plants will be established prior to May 30 unless containerized seedlings are used or plants will be watered.

Pest Management is required. Weed control is necessary, either by mechanical cutting, herbiciding or mulching for at least 2 years

The planted area must be inspected periodically and protected from damage so proper function is maintained. Replace dead or dying tree/shrub stock to provide adequate plant densities as described in the 612 standard and continue control of competing vegetation to allow proper establishment for at least 2 years. Periodic harvesting of trees and shrubs may be necessary to maintain the health and vigor of mature stands. Keep large dead and dying trees for cavity nesting birds and a source of large wood in

Questions regarding the planting or maintenance of the tree/shrub establishment should be directed to

If needed, an aerial view or a side view of the practice can be shown below. Other relevant information, complementary practices and measures, and additional specifications may be included.

Recommendation: Import digital photographs to indicate practice before and after effects. For instructions regarding importing

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in its programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs and marital or familial status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication program information (Braille, To file a complaint of discrimination write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice or TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity

Purpose (check all that apply)

Forest Products

Reduction of Air Pollution

Wildlife Habitat

Sequestration of carbon

Long-term erosion control

Energy Conservation

Improvement of Water Quality

Maintain or restore natural genetic diversity

Waste Treatment

Aesthetic enhancement

Other: (Specify)

Temporary Storage Instructions (Refer to VT Standard and Spe

Planting stock that is dormant may be stored temporarily in

Site Preparation See VT Standard and Specification and Job S

Planting Method (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 612)

For container and bareroot stock, plant stock to a depth eve

Cultural Practices (Refer to VT Standard and Specification 6

Pest Management is required. Weed control is necessary, eith

Vegetation Mat-Size #

Mulch- coverage #

Operation and Maintenance

Text2:

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Text5: Joe Bondi

Text6:

Text7: 2/7/2017

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Check Box2: Off

Check Box3: Yes

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Check Box15: Off

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Check Box12: Yes

Check Box18: Off

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Text102: Reed canary grass control is planned for the year prior to planting. Two years of follow-up spot treatment around planted trees and shurbs are planned.

Text1: VT Fish & Wildlife Department

Text3: Payne WRE

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Text103: Trees should be a minimum of 3-4 feet tall. Shrubs should be a minimum of 2-3 feet tall.

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Combo Box1: [ TREES]

Combo Box2: [Black Ash (Fraxinus nigra)]

Combo Box3: [Silver Maple (Acer saccharinum) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box4: [Black Willow (Salix nigra) (3-4ft tall)]

Combo Box5: [American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis)]

Combo Box6: [ SHRUBS]

Combo Box7: [Native Shrub Willow (Salix spp.) (2-3ft tall)]

Combo Box8: [Silky Dogwood (Cornus amomum) (2-3ft tall)]

Combo Box9: [Native Shrub Willow (Salix spp.)]

Combo Box10: [ ]

Combo Box11: [ ]

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Combo Box13: [ ] wildlife habitat, long-term erosion control and improvement of water quality, treat waste, reduction of air pollution, sequestration of carbon, energy shrub establishment shall be controlled to protect new plants and minimize erosion, compaction and other