Boys Y Club To Collect Paper Here
The Boys Y Club of the YCM AA announced it will continue its annual paper and magazine collection. An initial collection will occur tomorrow with a club representative calling at homes to pick up waste, contact number 2998.
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Maryland Farmers Overlooking Woodlands Cash Crop
Annapolis Md December 5 Maryland farmers are not fully using woodlands despite a forest survey and marking service by the Department of Forests and Parks Assistant Director Karl E Pfeiffer says Maryland has about 2 7 million acres of woodland about 40 percent of the state and could produce more than twice current lumber Farmers can get assistance from eight district foresters who have examined 24 256 acres and marked 0 trees for marketing A Frederick woodlot 60 acres after marking yielded 4500 instead of 1200 for the same lumber Trees are constantly growing into money
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Tree Growth and Forester Survey Plan for Woodlots
The state to appoint an assistant district forester to survey free woodlots and assess tree type and value. Marking for marketing costs 15 dollars per day with two helpers provided by owner or state, covering 30 to 40 acres daily. Report and selling plan issued upon completion. Provisions include salaries, travel, and board for workers.
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