James D. Haywood

Employee Information
Name:	James D. Haywood
Title:	Research Forester
Unit:	Restoring Longleaf Pine Ecosystems (4158)
Phone:	318-473-7226
Fax:
E-Mail:	dhaywood@fs.fed.us
Location Information
Mailing Address:	USDA-Forest Service Alexandria Forestry Center 2500 Shreveport Highway Pineville, LA 71360
Shipping Address:	Same
Location Phone:	318-473-7268
Research Information
Education:
Ph.D., Forestry, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA
Current Research:
Longleaf pine regeneration and restoration: influences of vegetation control, fertilization, fire, and pine straw harvesting practices on longleaf pine plant communities. Long-term soil productivity: assess the effects of harvesting and regeneration practices on the productivity of pine stands in the next rotation. Intensive plantation management: assess the effects of vegetation control, fertilization, and thinning on the growth and yield of young loblolly pine plantations.
Collaborative Research:
Health and restoration of longleaf pine plant communities, effects of harvesting and management practices on long-term soil productivity, pine straw harvesting practices, and intensive management of loblolly pine stands.
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