HOME AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION
The Gazette-Times.
IIEPPNER, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 22
REFORESTATION
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During this Spring appro.-c- J
imately 3200 acres of burned-
over lands in the National for-
ests of the Northwest will be
reforested. About 2700 acres
will be planted with young trees I
and the balance will be sown t
with seed.
, This is more than twice the I
amount of similar work done in I
the Northwest during 1914. Last
year the reforestation opera
tions on the National forests of
the Northwest consisted of
planting only 930 acres and of
seeding only 144 acres, a total
of 1074 acres. t
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