Reforestation Conference, Albany, November 10, 1922
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We have a few four year old trees which sell at $5.00 per thousand, but there is little advantage in the use of trees of this size. Our prices of trees are based upon pre-war conditions and there has been no increase of cost of trees made on account of the increased expense of production.
" There has been planted upon the state forest preserve 31,- 763,000 trees. There has been sold to private owners 34,992,000 trees. Altogether for all purposes there has been shipped out of the state nurseries... for reforesting purposes 73,914,000 trees. This means that substantially 74,000 acres have been reforested in this state within the past 21 years through our efforts.
' ' We now have a larger number of trees than ever before avail- able, nearly 12,000,000 available for spring planting, compared with 7,000,000 the largest number ever shipped before and we are, therefore, in position to supply trees in greater quantities than ever. We know that the demand is going to increase. The demand for trees was so great during last spring that they were all sold to private owners and none were left available for planting on state land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have a few four year old trees which sell at $5.00 per thousand, but there is little advantage in the use of trees of this size. Our prices of trees are based upon pre-war conditions and there has been no increase of cost of trees made on account of the increased expense of production.
" There has been planted upon the state forest preserve 31,- 763,000 trees. There has been sold to private owners 34,992,000 trees. Altogether for all purposes there has been shipped out of the state nurseries... for reforesting purposes 73,914,000 trees. This means that substantially 74,000 acres have been reforested in this state within the past 21 years through our efforts.
' ' We now have a larger number of trees than ever before avail- able, nearly 12,000,000 available for spring planting, compared with 7,000,000 the largest number ever shipped before and we are, therefore, in position to supply trees in greater quantities than ever. We know that the demand is going to increase. The demand for trees was so great during last spring that they were all sold to private owners and none were left available for planting on state land.
What to read after Reforestation Conference, Albany, November 10, 1922?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York (State). Conservation Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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