Deseret Evening News | 1908-01-11 | Page 11 | Forestry Pays Here

l PAYS IEm Forest planting In time the to Ohio valley offers many litany IMY opportunities for tor or In intern eastern ealter and Ind southern Ohio and southern Indiana Indian mur murt i of ot time the lurid land Is I billy and untIL unlit for crops and tho the native nu orest has hI been largely cut cul but bU leaving a I stand of or leFI trees and Land nd has been cleared d don on steep slopes elopes and und has Imas hI now 10 become ho so s badly baly washed anti and sullied by the rains that It no longer IOler serves for good goodpasture goodpasture pasture and Ind 19 is overrun with sassafras and briers It n Is on 01 this thi clans class of oC land that forestry will wi prove most profitable Jc TIme The o native trees already on mu 01 muthu tho thu ground should I Ira be pruned and thinned and waste asto corners which bear bearno benl bearno no forest for st growth should bo ho planted to commercial trees tre s sIn In southern Ohio Indiana I arid and ard Ken ICon Kentucky Ien tucky It will pay to devote small areas ot of agricultural land to the production ot of o n it crop cro of oe posts telephone poles tall mall Ial way ties and other forest products There wi aro are 1111 many trees tees for tor hue purpose American Forestry Association tion