The Problem of Forestry in Minnesota Report to the State Forestry Board of Minn
The Problem of Forestry in Minnesota Report to the State Forestry Board of Minn
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If the cutting proceed gradually ? Hi li CHIEF FIRE WARDEN. 131 towards the prevailing wind direction, damage from wind-falls can be greatly restricted. Obviously the logging expenses under for- estry are slightly higher than in destructive lumbering. The pro- spective value of the second growth started by forestry will, how- ever, more than offset the excess of logging expenses, or, which is the same, the smaller stumpage prices obtained. If an industry works at a loss, it should, of course, n...ot be main- tained artificially. Forestry, however, never works at a loss; I do not hesitate to say, it is the only industry which never knows finan- cial failure. Proof of my testimony lies in 200 years of forest history abroad. A seedling once well planted is sure to develop into a tree; and as sure as the value of a tree is higher than the value of a seedling, forestry pays interest on the capital invested and repays the capital. True, the interest is small, being counter- balanced by expenses for protection, administration and taxes, all of which accumulate at compound interest up to the year at which the trees reach maturity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the cutting proceed gradually ? Hi li CHIEF FIRE WARDEN. 131 towards the prevailing wind direction, damage from wind-falls can be greatly restricted. Obviously the logging expenses under for- estry are slightly higher than in destructive lumbering. The pro- spective value of the second growth started by forestry will, how- ever, more than offset the excess of logging expenses, or, which is the same, the smaller stumpage prices obtained. If an industry works at a loss, it should, of course, n...ot be main- tained artificially. Forestry, however, never works at a loss; I do not hesitate to say, it is the only industry which never knows finan- cial failure. Proof of my testimony lies in 200 years of forest history abroad. A seedling once well planted is sure to develop into a tree; and as sure as the value of a tree is higher than the value of a seedling, forestry pays interest on the capital invested and repays the capital. True, the interest is small, being counter- balanced by expenses for protection, administration and taxes, all of which accumulate at compound interest up to the year at which the trees reach maturity.
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