Amazon / Herron Lumber Company / Dierks Lumber Company / Herron Industries / Weyerhaeuser Company / International Paper Company / Weyerhaeuser / Reforestation / /
Country
Brazil / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / M&A / Person Travel / /
Facility
Kiamichi Field Station / Southern Station / KIAMICHI STATION The Kiamichi Station / Auburn University / N. C. State University / University of Minnesota / Oklahoma State University / Kiamichi Station / /
IndustryTerm
days federal surplus equipment / gold mining / improved communications / /
NaturalFeature
Jari River / forest Genetics / Ouachita National Forest / forest Regeneration / Western Gulf / /
Organization
Bureau of Land Management / Oklahoma Forestry Division / Auburn University / Oklahoma State University Department of Forestry / USDA Forest Service / OSU Department of Forestry / N. C. State University / Lt / Oklahoma State Forestry Department / Department of Forestry / Horticulture Department / Southern Regional office in Atlanta / Forestry Department / Oklahoma State University / OSU Forestry Department / United States Navy / University of Minnesota / /
Person
Al Myatt / Cary Osterhaus / C. G. Tauer / Granbury / Keith Lynch / Larry Miller / Jerry Abbott / Rex McCullough / Monte Dorado / Floyd Bridgwater / Clark W. Lantz / Carl Blackwell / Ben Smith / Kurt Atkinson / JARI FLORESTAL / Glen Durrell / Nat Walker / LITERATURE CITED / Ted Silker / Tom Smith / Craig McKinley / Jimmie Buxton / Truman Byrne / Glenn Durrell / Clayton Posey / Daniel Ludwig / Greg Huffman / Roy Stonecypher / Mike Afanasiev / Clark Lantz / Julius Canant / Chuck Tauer / /
Position
multi-millionaire shipping entrepreneur / mechanic / plumber / KIAMICHI STATION SUPERINTENDENT / Consultant / carpenter / Department Head / Nursery/Tree Improvement Specialist / station superintendent / forward / /
ProvinceOrState
Minnesota / Virginia / Alaska / Hughes County / Oregon / Oklahoma / Payne County / NC / /
Pioneering Tree Improvement in Oklahoma Clark W. Lantz1 and Craig R. McKinley2 Abstract:--The pioneering tree improvement work in Oklahoma started in 1965 when Clayton Posey moved from Auburn University to Oklahoma State