The Management of English Woodlands
The Management of English Woodlands
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The yearly increment of the woods is stored in the trees themselves, so that there is not the difficulty of continually finding new investments for the income received. The trees grow without labour by the owner, and in addition to any financial gain he has the satisfaction of having fine woods, the result of his own careful management.
Trees have the disadvantage that they are liable to destruction by fire, storm, and disease, but there can be no form of investment which is free from all risk ...; all that is claimed for timber-planting is that as a method of accumu- lation it compares favourably with any other form.
A landowner who succeeded to an estate in early life as soon as he reached his majority planted with pure larch an area comparatively large for the size of the property. The planta- tion grew well, and when the trees were fifty- five years old they were sold and the proceeds realised some thousands of pounds. Mathe- FINANCE 93 matically considered the transaction was a fair success, commercially considered it was a very- great success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The yearly increment of the woods is stored in the trees themselves, so that there is not the difficulty of continually finding new investments for the income received. The trees grow without labour by the owner, and in addition to any financial gain he has the satisfaction of having fine woods, the result of his own careful management.
Trees have the disadvantage that they are liable to destruction by fire, storm, and disease, but there can be no form of investment which is free from all risk ...; all that is claimed for timber-planting is that as a method of accumu- lation it compares favourably with any other form.
A landowner who succeeded to an estate in early life as soon as he reached his majority planted with pure larch an area comparatively large for the size of the property. The planta- tion grew well, and when the trees were fifty- five years old they were sold and the proceeds realised some thousands of pounds. Mathe- FINANCE 93 matically considered the transaction was a fair success, commercially considered it was a very- great success.
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