September 20, 2025

Eighty Acres of Tax Land

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The approach led to the profitable production of timber, addressing the nation's needs effectively.
The selected 80-acre tax-delinquent tract showcased how intensive forestry can yield substantial rewards.
Intensive forestry practices on underused lands may provide economic benefits for both foresters and local economies.
This experience indicates that many similar lands could offer significant opportunities for forestry development.

Resumen

Abstract Southern forsters have tried to devise some plan for making tax-delinquent lands productive on a wholesale scale. The author tells how he dealt with this problem on an individual basis. He took over an 80-acre tract and made it produce timber for the nation's need at a profit for himself. His experience suggests that wisely selected tax-delinquent lands offer foresters many a golden opportunity to demonstrate intensive forestry and win an adequate reward.

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William L. Hall (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4765531b076d99fa6ea0b https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/40.11.831

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