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The Countess of Airlie accompa- :i.sh business man. said Monday the ness trip across Canada and the "Nd ‘hf 93” The!’ ‘"9 '°h°d'“°d

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ably bring the total to 350.000

thing but scrubiiy growth. most of

timber it the trees are given care and protection lrom tire and live- slack. Though the total acreage has never been determined, there is a large amount or land which. it retorested, would add at least 50,000 acres of excellent woodland. and. in time produce a valuable (Top oi’ lumber. pulpwood and tire. wood. This land, at present, con- sists of “run-out back tields". bare hillsides unsuitable for agriculture, and abandoned [arms on light, marginal sail.

Forest cover, apart from the revenue it may bring in. has a far-reaching effect the worth of which cannot be measured in dol- lars. It prevents erosion and gully- lng. especially on poor light land and steep slopes; it catches snow and holds it. where it will melt slowly, be absorbed by the soil, help maintain the ground water level and feed the spring; on which our brooks and streams depend. By keeping the snow irom melt- ing quickly during thaws in winter. it helps prevent heavy run-oft and conserves water ior useiul purposes. It. breaks the force of winter winds and provides much needed shelter for farm buildings. It gradually builds up organic matter in the soil. It has n delinite scenic value and thus helps to attract tourists to our Province.

Reforestation

As a result of poor prices for some {arm products, and an ever increasing demand ior wood pro- ducts, owners cut heavily into their woodlots during 1950 and 1951. For example, in a ten and one- hali month period 85.000 cords of pulpwood, 30.000 cords of lumber. and 30,000 cortis oi iircxiood were cut. Realizing that the Island wood- lots would soon be depicted unless this indiscriminate cutting was checked. the Provincial Government appointed two Graduate Foresters to head an educational campaign. Some work in reforestation has already been done.

As an additional measure the Provincial Government passed a "l'~‘orestry Act", the first of its kind in Canada rivaling with privately owned woodland. Among other things, this act forbids the cutting or clearing of more than two acres ni ioresl. land. in any one year. wiiliout iirst obtaining a license {mm the Forestry Division oi the Provincial Department. oi Natural Resnurirs and Industry. Violation of rt-guintioiis under this 8('l. are punishable by line or imprison- ment. it is hoped that this act may discourage the age-old prac- tice of clear cutting. and thus sui- iiciciit trees will be left on a wood- lot to ensure its future.

Managed Woodloln Observing the rapid depletion oi

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ll ill: the grain of the weed—ieepu down into the wood ltleif to give doepdown beauty and protection.

Iver tried to mun him from breed? Johnson‘: Paste wax cling: to the grain of wood ﬂoorItheIameway.ltpraeticellyneverweanofi‘l lruﬂx ulHuu—iioc - ma‘ dilution. so it oealt the surface against wear with far tbugher. long: lasting ﬂotation than any other kind

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Soil conservation Anti - Related Problems

Excerpt; from I Report by the Prlnee I-Jtlirartl Inland Branch of the Agricultural Inatlhate of Canada.

shows that 346.191 acres, on oc- tion wlth.the Dominion Forestry cupjed rum; in pi-inc; gdwu-¢ 1.. Service. established three managed mm,’ "C mused u woodmm Th. “mm on Illustration stations addition ni woodland on terms that have been abandoned or are not occupied at present would prob-

acres. While it is true that, owing to the nature at the soil. part at this land will never produce any- “mun” Ind tree mo“

it is capable or growing valuable 3y dwmng each wood)“ mm we“

farm woodlots in Prince Edward “Island. over the years. the Experi- mental Farins service. in co-opera-

in l944. Two more have since been added. These lots teature selective cutting and method: whereby growth may be ‘increased and tree quality improved. \:rl‘lB wuteiul practice or clear cutting is prohibit- ed. and tennis to protect young against damage by livestock are provided.

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