Forest Service to Hold Regional
Meetings On Small Forest Needs
"Ways and means for improving
the condition of the Nation’s 4 5-
milhon farm and other small for
est properties will be the subject
for discussion at a series of le
gional meetings this fall, the U S.
Department of Agriculture an
nounced today.
Richard E. McArdle, Chief of
USDA’s Forest Service, has asked
Regional Foresteis, in collabora
tion with State Foresters, to call
these meetings to consider the
pioblem of forestry on small for
est ownerships and possible meth
ods and procedures for achieving
better management on these
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lands. McArdle said that these
lands “need to make their contrib
ution if the growing demands for
timber from an expanding popula
tion are to be met ” The meet
ings will be open,
Forestry conditions on small
woodlands were discussed in
Washington recently in consulta
tion with the Regional Foresters
and Research Directors of the
I'oiest Service. This discussion
and the findings of the final Tim
ber Resource Review, a report
on the country’s timber situation
soon to be released, led to the
conclusion that oije of Amen
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ca’s best forestry opportunities
Les in these small forest owner
ships.
They make up over half of the
Nation’s commeicial forest land.
Because of their condition, they
are least capable of meeting in
creased needs but afford the
greatest opportunity for improve
ment. They also offer opportunity
to substantially increase income
to farmers and other small forest
owners.
“By the year 2000—Just over 40
years away and less than the life
span of a tree, this country will
hr ve 100 million more people than
it has today,” McArdl’e pointed
out “Timber is one of our most
essential raw materials. We
should be growing a lot moie of
it than we are now doing, perhaps
twice as much
"Most progress has been made
in the management of forest lands
owjied by the public and by indus
try, but the timber-growing poten
tial of lands m all ownerships is
needed to meet future demands If
the small woodland properties
meet their full potential the faim
eu. and other owners will benefit
as vail the entire Nation There is
need to puisue much faster a
coopeiative couise of action be
tween pnvatc owneis and State
and Federal governments in oulti
to bung these lands into full pio
ductmty, McAi die said
“At these regional meetings the
Foiest Service wants to mutually
considei what needs to be clone
by mint eftoit to irapiove condi
t< ms on small lorest holdings as
fast as possible’ McAiclie said
‘At the meetings all those intei
edecl will have a chance to ex
pi ess then views I* aimers, othei
londowncis, and those who deal
day to day with them and -• nov
tne problems fiisl-hand, will be m
\ ced to lake an active paO in the
icgional discussions
whether ihe fiamewoik of exist
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Random Sample Test wheie entries ate cyposed to leukosis H&N
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livability tor the first sin. tests H&N s had to te ~ocd in leukosis
resistance to make such a lecoid
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Fne difieient gioups of H&N ‘Nick Chick Lesnoms averaged 258
eggs per chick o\er a penod ol ii\e tears ’502 1856 California
Random Sample lest ) This is not the highest a a can eNpect noi
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kre H&N s easy on the iced bill’
Some persons leler to this as pounds of leed ic oroduce a dozen eggs’
H&N s ate 4 3 pounds ol leed to pioduce a ooren eggs in the last
five California tests Again, this is the average of live vears oi
live groups selected at random H&N “Nick Chick Leghoins con
sumed 97 6 pounds ol leed each while pioduci-’g 287 eggs as thev
did in the sth California Random Sample Ten ton may imd even
better feed conversion irom vour H&N s
Are H&N s nervous and flighty'’
We’ie had many comments on the calm disposition of HILN s Main
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How do H&N’s perform in cages’
We behe\e we have done more testing ol pedigreed birds in cages
than anv other breeding organization in the United States H&.N
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When many of our customers turned to cage operations we decided
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that H4.N “Nick Chick” Leehorns are well suited to either cage or
floor operations In fact milions ol HSA 'Nick Chick' leghorns
have been sold in California where most are Cage homed Hoyyever
there is little pyidenoe to support the theory that some types of
birds are specially adapted lor cage performance
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