Pamphlets On Forestry in New Jersey volume 2
Pamphlets On Forestry in New Jersey volume 2
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Stokes has suffered two or three small fires, but in the main has also been immune. That Lebanon, which here- tofore has borne the brunt of the burnings, has escaped for two successive years is a source of great relief. This general im- munity is due in some measure to good fortune, as the spring was very dry, but chiefly to the changed public attitude, to the constant watchfulness of the wardens and to the system of fire-lines which is maintained. See Fig. 37. Telephone connec- tion has now be...en established with all the reserves except Stokes a provision that adds much to their security. Fires in the future are not -impossible ; they are unquestionably less probable than on lands similarly situated which are not cared for.
IMPROVEMENT.
On all the reserves the improvement in the forest due to immunity from fire is noticeable. Pine trees which a few years ago were little more than knee high now stand above the head of a man. The vigorous growth, and in many cases the density of the stand, indicate the value of these low grade soils for timber production.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stokes has suffered two or three small fires, but in the main has also been immune. That Lebanon, which here- tofore has borne the brunt of the burnings, has escaped for two successive years is a source of great relief. This general im- munity is due in some measure to good fortune, as the spring was very dry, but chiefly to the changed public attitude, to the constant watchfulness of the wardens and to the system of fire-lines which is maintained. See Fig. 37. Telephone connec- tion has now be...en established with all the reserves except Stokes a provision that adds much to their security. Fires in the future are not -impossible ; they are unquestionably less probable than on lands similarly situated which are not cared for.
IMPROVEMENT.
On all the reserves the improvement in the forest due to immunity from fire is noticeable. Pine trees which a few years ago were little more than knee high now stand above the head of a man. The vigorous growth, and in many cases the density of the stand, indicate the value of these low grade soils for timber production.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forestry in New Jersey volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Eberly Gross to read onlineMoreLess
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