Miller Woodlands
Miller Woodlands is in the Central Till Plain natural region in Grant County. It contains a total of 195 acres, with 191 acres in forest.
Research
- Forest inventory and regeneration research under various cutting systems
- Forest composed of four tracts allowing replicated research.
- Field teaching site for natural resource management field days.
- Total acres: 195
- Forest Management Plan
Maps, PROPERTY Manager & MORE ABOUT OUR RESEARCH
- Directions
- Research Property Maps: 2003 Tree Planting Acres; 1992 Tree Planting Acres; 1991 Tree Planting Acres; Compartment 1-4 acres
- Aerial photo
Don Carlson
Southeast-Purdue Agricultural Center (SEPAC)
4425 East 350 North
Butlerville, IN 47223
Cell: 812.798.2764
Email:carlsode@purdue.edu
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Purdue centers seek to support and enhance the research and partnership enterprise at Purdue University. The centers are valued and encouraged at Purdue as they create a venue for faculty to come together to pursue common goals. Forestry and Natural Resources have faculty and staff involved in six centers here at the University.
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