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Fantastic Collection of photos Guy! I love the Harris Station Photos. How that woods has changed from then till now! Great share, Thank You! :D:dance:

I heard that property is in the process of being purchased by the state through Green Acres. Not quite sure if it is finalized yet or not?

Its a whole bunch in length to explain on here, so feel free to inbox me and I can explain further how some of the process works.

Correct, Rutgers developed all the latest new varieties. Most of them yield 500 to 700 barrel an acre. Abbott Lee "Integrity Propagation" grows most of the plants (plugs) for the Jersey Growers. The growers who purchase these new varieties pay a Royalty Fee per acre as well. And there are...

They are renovating bogs to new hybrid variety cranberries. It is not cheap either trust me. $10K and acre just in purchasing the plants not including all new solid set irrigation, Under Drains, and grading an excavation added to the costs. So figure close to 15K - 20K an acre plus depending...

The piles of dirt are from the original berm of the road on each side of the shoulder edges. It is going to be placed back on the road and regraded.

The Blueberry And Cranberry Farmers don’t need any bears in the area. Deer are bad enough eating the crops. There are plenty of coyotes around aiding in reducing the deer population. Developments house all the deer because they have all the food they need and are much safer.

There are definitely more health benefits to eating blueberries and cranberries. There have been many dollars spent on health studies through many years that has proven it. I am a proud blueberry and cranberry grower of the New Jersey Pine Barrens and have consumed more pounds of each kind...

Sorry to hear this Scott! Cancer is a horrible disease that took the life both of my Mother and Brother within 3 months of each other. Keep your head high and know he is up in the sky with all the other great woodsmen and hunters! Our Condolences my friend.

Merry Christmas From The Piney Warden

Deer baiting in New Jersey is harder to kill a deer. I've been hunting 34 years in the pines and the odds are in the deer's favor most times. Their so used to baiting and have become accustomed to it being there so they turn nocturnal when presence of humans enter the woods. Some cases how...

Rob is back to Wharton the first of January 2018

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Bill Haines Jr. Also has about 200 acres of bogs in Chile.

Bob they mean 1,400 acres in total production of bogs.

Even with higher wages nobody wants to do farm work anymore. Sad but true! Employee turnover is never ending in farm life.

Bob it is gonna be blocked off. Hopefully will be repaired quickly.

It is the little wooden Bridge on White Horse Road at the Skit Branch just north of the Batona Grass Field.

Bass River Fire Tower

Depending what town this area is located you can contact the respectful NJFFS office and they can go over all the permitting rules and regulations regarding prescribed burning with detail.