Hearings Before the Committee on Agriculture During the Second Session of the Sixty-first Congress, Volumen3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1910 |
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... fact , that is where fire generally occurs . The fires that ravage our forests take place in the open areas which have been cut . They burn over the ground and destroy the soil , and thereby reduce its power to prevent erosion . Besides ...
... fact , that is where fire generally occurs . The fires that ravage our forests take place in the open areas which have been cut . They burn over the ground and destroy the soil , and thereby reduce its power to prevent erosion . Besides ...
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... fact , prac- tically all of it , is from those farmed slopes . What I desired to in- quire was whether you thought any good could be accomplished in that section of the country by holding things in statu quo , or whether it would be ...
... fact , prac- tically all of it , is from those farmed slopes . What I desired to in- quire was whether you thought any good could be accomplished in that section of the country by holding things in statu quo , or whether it would be ...
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... fact , it is hard to pick any given area and say buy all of it . You must select certain areas . The higher , steeper slopes I should certainly advise including . You saw , Mr. Chair- man , about the Balsam Gap , in North Carolina ...
... fact , it is hard to pick any given area and say buy all of it . You must select certain areas . The higher , steeper slopes I should certainly advise including . You saw , Mr. Chair- man , about the Balsam Gap , in North Carolina ...
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... fact that most of these lands , the lumber lands , around the headwaters in the White Mountain region , are owned by large lumber companies , that they have no interest in the lands aside from what they will give in the way of lumber ...
... fact that most of these lands , the lumber lands , around the headwaters in the White Mountain region , are owned by large lumber companies , that they have no interest in the lands aside from what they will give in the way of lumber ...
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... facts . They answer completely , in my judgment , the conclusion which Professor Moore has come to . Mr. RUCKER ... fact , that unless the Geological Survey does develop some connection between forestry and stream flow , there will ...
... facts . They answer completely , in my judgment , the conclusion which Professor Moore has come to . Mr. RUCKER ... fact , that unless the Geological Survey does develop some connection between forestry and stream flow , there will ...
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