Analysis reveals profitable outcomes in loblolly pine plantations, suggesting effective forestry practices.
It is truly inspiring when one is able to demonstrate that the possible returns from plantations will pay all anticipated costs and still leave a profit. In general, foresters seem to devote an inordinate amount of time and effort to show what cannot be done in forestry. Mr. Reynoldsshows not only what can be done with loblolly pine in the South but also how to do it.
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