Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 12, 1981, Image 146

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    DlB— Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 12,19 r
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - A
research scientist for the
Maryland Agricultural Ex
periment Station has been named
by the U.S. Forest Service to
conduct a two-year, |?6,000 study
of uses for eastern U.S. hardwood
tree species.
Hardwoods such as oak are an
underutilized resource, according
to Dr. lan W. Hardie, associate
professor of agricultural resource
economics at the University of
Maryland and principal in
vestigator in the study.
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Edwin Steach
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Ezra S. Zook
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Harry & John Keith
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Md. researcher studies timber uses
With highest demands from the
timber industry for softwoods like
pine for construction, hardwoods
are often neglected, says Hardie.
“Hardwood forests today
produce more wood and is being
harvested,” he says. “Many of
these trees are too small to be
highly profitable or are held by
private owners of small parcels of
land who have little or no incentive
to practice forest management
“This situation exists at a time
when we have high-priced energy,
increased production costs and
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dwindling supplies of softwood
timber,” says Hardie. “The same
situation offers us the opportunity
to improve the management of our
vast hardwood resources.”
Not only could increased har
vests of hardwoods benefit in
dustries such as pulp manufac-
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More useable wood material can
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