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The President demonstrates effective forestry management on family lands, highlighting the importance of oak and timber for national needs.
For 300 years the Roosevelt family and its predecessors have practiced a simple form of forestry on lands which now compose the Hyde Park Estate. The President has underscored his interest in forestry as a national undertaking by setting an example in the management of his family forests--800 acres of natural growth and 250 acres of plantations. The latest cutting contributed much-needed oak and shipbuilding timbers to the war program.
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