Greenhaw Forestry Services

07/19/2026

Giving your seedlings an early advantage is important in establishing a young stand early.

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07/17/2026

Understanding, Nothing is Instant is extremely important. Patience and understanding of succession is essential in Quality Habitat Management.

04/03/2026

Finished up a Post Logging BMP Project for a Landowner this morning. Thanks to Southern Custom Applicators for the Culvert Installations, Water Bars, Turnouts & Roadwork. JHM Contracting brings it all together with the Gray Rock. Looks Fantastic. .

04/03/2026

Finished up a Post Logging BMP Project for a Landowner this morning. Thanks to Southern Custom Applicators for the Culvert Installations, Water Bars, Turnouts & Roadwork. JHM Contracting brings it all together with the Gray Rock. Looks Fantastic. .

03/31/2026

Properly managed forests not only provide healthy forests, they provide excellent opportunities for wildlife and enjoyment of the outdoors. Congrats Larson Shaw. Thats a Quality Trophy Harvest.

03/31/2026

Excellent job by the Mississippi Forestry Commission.

Big Hungry Fire Update – March 31, 2026

We are pleased to report that the Big Hungry Fire in Carroll County is now 90% contained. While air support has concluded its mission, our work on the ground is far from over.

Our MFC crews have moved into the "mop-up" phase and are currently patrolling the perimeter to extinguish hotspots and ensure the 4,246 acres burned do not see any new flare-ups. This blaze now stands as the second-largest in Mississippi history, surpassed only by last year’s Shoot House Fire (6,000+ acres).

We won't leave the line until the area is 100% secure. A huge thank you to all the local agencies and responders who stood with us over these intense few days.

03/27/2026

03/27/2026

🚩 URGENT: HEIGHTENED WILDFIRE RISK THIS WEEKEND

Mississippi, please stay alert! A combination of low humidity and high winds is predicted to create critical wildfire conditions across the state this weekend. Our current environment is particularly vulnerable due to:

🔥 Ongoing Dry Conditions: Soil moisture is low, making vegetation easy to ignite.
🔥Increased Fuel Loads: Debris and "dry fuel" from recent natural disasters (including the February winter storms) have created extra fodder for rapid fire spread.
🔥High Wind Gusts: Winds can carry embers up to half a mile, starting new "spot fires" far from the original source.

🚫 CURRENT BURN BANS
The following counties are under strictly enforced burn bans. No outdoor burning of any kind is permitted:
Alcorn, Hinds, Benton, Rankin, Marshall, & Tishomingo

Check regularly for updated burn bans here: https://bit.ly/2MZLIC0

03/26/2026

Comparing Deer & Turkey Habitat Management.

03/11/2026

Come on out Thursday evening.