Observations reveal northern white cedar as a viable timber crop in Maine, suggesting effective management can enhance yields.
Observations covering a period of three years indicate that old-field cedar is a valuable timber crop, particularly for farmers, in many parts of Maine and southern Quebec if it can be effectively managed. This paper describes some characteristics of the old-field type and gives the results of a thinning experiment aimed at increasing production.
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