Forestry Lessons On Home Woodlands
Forestry Lessons On Home Woodlands
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Utilizing poor soils and so-called waste places about the farm by planting quick-growing, useful kinds of trees : Black locust for fence posts, pine and other species for use as treated fence posts. Trees about the farm and farmstead for shade, nut production, and ornamental purposes. 32 DEPARTMENT BULLETIN 863, U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE. Lesson XII. WOODLANDS AND FARM MANAGEMENJ. Problem. How may the home forest be best managed to make it more valuable, to increase the farm income, and to mak...e the farm more desirable. Sources of Information. Farmers' Bulletins 635, 711, 715, 745, 1071, and 1117; Department Bulletin 481. " Topics for study. Review importance and value of woodlands to the farm. Thfe uses of timber on the farm, and importance of hav- ing home-grown timber close at hand. Increasing the farm income by marketing the choice grades of logs and other rough wood products not needed for home use. Woodlands making farms more desirable and saleable than simi- lar farms without timber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Utilizing poor soils and so-called waste places about the farm by planting quick-growing, useful kinds of trees : Black locust for fence posts, pine and other species for use as treated fence posts. Trees about the farm and farmstead for shade, nut production, and ornamental purposes. 32 DEPARTMENT BULLETIN 863, U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE. Lesson XII. WOODLANDS AND FARM MANAGEMENJ. Problem. How may the home forest be best managed to make it more valuable, to increase the farm income, and to mak...e the farm more desirable. Sources of Information. Farmers' Bulletins 635, 711, 715, 745, 1071, and 1117; Department Bulletin 481. " Topics for study. Review importance and value of woodlands to the farm. Thfe uses of timber on the farm, and importance of hav- ing home-grown timber close at hand. Increasing the farm income by marketing the choice grades of logs and other rough wood products not needed for home use. Woodlands making farms more desirable and saleable than simi- lar farms without timber.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur R Wilbur Reed Mattoon to read onlineMoreLess
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