Forestry Progress in Georgia: Biennial Report 1947-1948 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Forestry Progress in Georgia: Biennial Report 1947-1948

Forestry is the process of putting timberlands and woodlots on a business-like basis in order to produce repeated timber crops, year after year, thus keeping thousands of industries in continuous opera tion and contributing greatly to the economic welfare of the entire state. Every man, woman and child in Georgia, therefore, has an. Interest in the state forestry program.

The forest lands of Georgia have meant more to the economy of the state during the period covered by this report than possibly any similar period in history. The following facts will better emphasize these values and the forests' importance.

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