From Sept. 1 – 30, red pine cones can be dropped off by appointment at six DNR locations: Marquette - Bob Tylka , 906-250-9225 Newberry - Jason Tokar , 906-440-1348 ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will pay you $100 per bushel of red pine cones during the month of September. ... The DNR requests that the red pine cones are stored in mesh bags.

Store pine cones in a cool, dry place in mesh bags. “Onion bags,” which are great for this purpose, will be provided by the DNR at drop-off locations.

Be sure to store pine cones in a cool, dry place in mesh bags. Onion bags will be provided by the Department of Natural Resources at drop-off locations. Don't use burlap or plastic bags, which can ...

The DNR is looking for pine cones that are fresh off the tree and stored properly—not in burlap or plastic bags, which can ruin the pine cones by holding too much moisture.

The red pine cone is the one they want, marked by its craggy, reddish bark and 4-6 inch needles that grow in pairs. ... The correct kind of bag is being distributed at select DNR locations.

They are asking for the pine cones to be delivered in mesh bags, because that will keep them fresh. If you don't have a mesh bag, the DNR says that they will provide onion bags at their specified ...

Looking for an outdoor side hustle? Collecting a bushel of pine cones next month will net you $75 and help the Michigan Department of Natural Resources plant trees in state forests. Sept. 1 – 30 ...

The DNR says they will provide onion bags to store pine cones, adding burlap and plastic bags may ruin pine cones with trapped moisture. Click here for more information. Follow FOX 17: Facebook ...

His stock of 40 bags — totalling about 1,500 pine cones — sold quickly and he had to stop taking orders. "We'll have to triple the picking stockpile this season to avoid running out," Em says.