New Zealand Timber Tests Offer Substitutes for U S Woods
New Zealand researchers and the United States Forest Service report tests of seven native Timbers from New Zealand showing strong bending and crushing strengths comparable to or exceeding white oak. If these woods prove suitable for furniture, cooperage, and implements, planting programs may expand foreign wood sources and ease U S timber shortages amid growing conservation efforts.
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Wood Production in Germany and Global Forestry Policy
Fragmentary old article praises Germany for scientific forestry with limited resources and contrasts it with younger nations. It notes long harvest cycles from 100 to 500 years, the relocation of mills to Pacific factories, and calls for sustainable practices and self-protection through wise use of timber.
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