Massachusetts And Her Forests
Massachusetts And Her Forests
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A forest warden in each town, with equipment, organization, and mandatory laws, to get results.
4. There are thirty-five forest-fire lookout sta- tions scattered over the State on high points, which are connected by telephone with local and State officials to bring aid.
5. Forest Warden Conventions. The forestry officials of cities, towns, and the State are empow- ered to meet to discuss methods, equipment, and better ways of co-operation.
6. State Aid for Forest Fire Equipment. The poorer town...s are given State aid in procuring equipment.
7. Utilization of Forest Products. Studies and practices of making greater economic use of all wood in the industries, and for fuel. This in- cludes the cost of production and transportation.
8. Regulations of brush and slash disposal.
9. Railroad fires and railroads.
10. Forest Taxation. A modern system of taxing forest lands and their production.
12. The acquiring of lands for State Forests.
13. State Forest Nurseries. Young trees are grown in State nurseries for use on State lands, and are sold at cost to citizens and municipalities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A forest warden in each town, with equipment, organization, and mandatory laws, to get results.
4. There are thirty-five forest-fire lookout sta- tions scattered over the State on high points, which are connected by telephone with local and State officials to bring aid.
5. Forest Warden Conventions. The forestry officials of cities, towns, and the State are empow- ered to meet to discuss methods, equipment, and better ways of co-operation.
6. State Aid for Forest Fire Equipment. The poorer town...s are given State aid in procuring equipment.
7. Utilization of Forest Products. Studies and practices of making greater economic use of all wood in the industries, and for fuel. This in- cludes the cost of production and transportation.
8. Regulations of brush and slash disposal.
9. Railroad fires and railroads.
10. Forest Taxation. A modern system of taxing forest lands and their production.
12. The acquiring of lands for State Forests.
13. State Forest Nurseries. Young trees are grown in State nurseries for use on State lands, and are sold at cost to citizens and municipalities.
What to read after Massachusetts And Her Forests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Wm Frank William Rane to read onlineMoreLess
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