Jacob Putney

Jacob Putney is an Assistant Professor (Practice) and Extension Agent at the College of Forestry, Oregon State University, affiliated with the Forest Engineering, Resources & Management department. His work bridges academic research and practical application in forest management.

• Education: MS in Forest Biometrics (2019), BS in Forest Management (2016) from Oregon State University

Research interests span forest biometrics, silviculture, forest health, biodiversity, and fire ecology, with a focus on nitrogen fertilization impacts and growth modeling. His expertise includes biometrics, growth/yield analysis, and sustainable forest management.

Recent publications highlight mechanisms of Douglas-fir response to nitrogen fertilization and broader reforestation strategies in Oregon. While no scientific awards are mentioned, his work integrates field data with ecological modeling to enhance forest productivity.