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Title: Journal of forestry
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Society of American Foresters
Subjects: Forests and forestry Forests and forestry -- United States
Publisher: Washington : Society of American Foresters
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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umber 1 of the Federal Forestry Service; within ashort distance of the school of forestry are federal forests, national parks, andother reservations, which furnish unexcelled fields for research and practicallaboratory work. Courses in Forest Policy, Silviculture, Forest Management,Forest Engineering, Forest Utilization. Special Opportunities for Investigative and Research Work Leading to theMasters Degree.For particulars address School of Forestry, State University, Missoula, Montana, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE ORONO, MAINEMaintained by State and Nation The Forest Department offers a four years undergraduate cur-riculum, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Forestry. Opportunities for a full technical training, and for specializingin problems of the Northeastern States and Canada. John M. Briscoe, Professor of ForestryC. W. L. Chapman, Instructor in Forestry For catalog and further information, address: Robert J. Ahtv, President,Orono. Maine. ;ooo&oo@eoe@o@Qoos«»sooooQC<
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We build overhead and ground sKidding systemsto meet every condition of ground and timber Send for Cata.lo^s LIDGERWOOD MFG. CO. 96 LIBERTY ST., NEW YORKCKicago Seattle Woodward, Wight & Co., Ltd.. New Orleans, La. CONTENTS PAGE State Regulation of Cuttings on Privately Owned Lands 707 Charles D. Newton The Wilderness and Its Place in Forest Recreational Policy 718 Aldo Leopold The Problem of the Regional Volume Table 722 Donald Bruce Detection of Flavone and the Fluorescence of the Water Extract of Woods as Aids in Identification 736 R, Kanehira The Effect of Spiral Grain on the Strength of Wood 740 Thomas R. C. Wilson A National Policy for Foresters 748 Russell Watson Some Observations on the Relation of Soil Moisture to Height Growth in Yellow Pine Saplings 752 Walter J, Perry One Cord an Acre a Year 754 Willis M. Baker Thinnings in Loblolly Pine at a Profit 759 J. A. Cope Forest Fire Risk in Massachusetts 762 H.O.Cook Determining the Height of a Lookout Tower 767 Ward Shepard

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