Timber shortage dominates outlook for Indiana farms
Purdue extension forester A. T. Parrish warns timber scarcity will persist as saw timber banks are overdrawn by about 18.6 billion board feet yearly. He cites housing needs, pulp and paper demand, and poles as heavy timber users and urges state and private cooperation plus forest stand improvements.
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