Trees the Yearbook of Agriculture 1949
Trees the Yearbook of Agriculture 1949
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It is toward a better understanding of those funda- mental properties that the Laboratory has aimed its scientific inquiries, on the 6 4 8 Yearbook^ of Agriculture 1949 assumption that, if you know what wood is and why it behaves as it does, you have the information you need to solve your practical problems.
The more recent accomplishments of the Laboratory, such as transform- ing cull trees, sawdust, and other wood residues into sugar-rich stock feeds, or building serviceable house walls from ...sandwiches of veneer and paper with- out framing members, may appear most striking. Those and other equally solid applications of its work, however, result from its past research, which not only supplies a basis for new concepts that help make such accomplishments possible, but supplies means of con- stantly improving established wood uses.
The applications of this work start in the forest, where trees are cut into logs. Except for the variations in diameter, taper, and crook, all logs look much alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is toward a better understanding of those funda- mental properties that the Laboratory has aimed its scientific inquiries, on the 6 4 8 Yearbook^ of Agriculture 1949 assumption that, if you know what wood is and why it behaves as it does, you have the information you need to solve your practical problems.
The more recent accomplishments of the Laboratory, such as transform- ing cull trees, sawdust, and other wood residues into sugar-rich stock feeds, or building serviceable house walls from ...sandwiches of veneer and paper with- out framing members, may appear most striking. Those and other equally solid applications of its work, however, result from its past research, which not only supplies a basis for new concepts that help make such accomplishments possible, but supplies means of con- stantly improving established wood uses.
The applications of this work start in the forest, where trees are cut into logs. Except for the variations in diameter, taper, and crook, all logs look much alike.
What to read after Trees the Yearbook of Agriculture 1949?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Department of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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