Old Growth Timber Supply Urges Sharp Cut In Rate
A Michigan planning commission forestry study warns a rapid drain on old growth timber risks exhaustion within two decades if current cutting practices persist. Led by Dr. Grover Dillman, the committee highlights disproportionate growth declines, regional clear cutting, private ownership dominance, and a need to reduce the harvest to preserve forest resources in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Forest Products Research Committee
Michigan Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Little Legislature
Grover C. Dillman
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
G. G. Fontanna
State Department of Conservation
A. J. Panshin
P. A. Herbert
Forestry Department
Michigan State College
Robert Craig, Jr
School of Forestry and Conservation
University of Michigan
A. J. Noblet
Michigan Tech
T. E. Daw
Forestry Division
Department of Conservation
Michigan Forest
Lake States
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillman
U.P
Prof. Noblet
Noblet
U. P
Nobiet
Eee Ieee
Alvin E. O'Konski
American Weekly
This
Detroit Sunday Times
Mangier
Rip Kerby
The
Daily Sentinel
Pretete Court Fete Geanty
Gogedie
Cops
Jane
Carlton Register of
State OF Michigan
Bessemer
Robert R. Wright
Jesse
Dagne
Dagny
K Rerther
Carlton A. Lindberg
State OF
Probate
Gogebic
A.ct
John
Akefield
Anide
Wales
Shedpad Tanta
Quae Yan
Aree
Wakefield Pharmacy
Haskins
Wakefield
U. S. Army
U. S
U. S. Army Recruiting Station Post Office
Ironwood, Mich
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Gladstone
Atlas Plywood Corporation
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Boro’s
Township
City
County of Gogebic, Michigan
City of
A.D
Lempi
M. Saari
A. D
Clarence A. Jacobson
Board of Education