Analysis reveals how forestry integrates with soil-saving practices to enhance farm production and security.
Forest vegetation is the most effective means of preventing soil erosion. Forest practice consequently is one of the important tools used by the Soil Conservation Service in its vital task of protecting soil on American farms. The writer describes the activities of the organization and indicates how forestry is integrated with other soil-saving practices to the end that soil may be saved, farm production increased, and farm life made permanently more secure.
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