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Timber Products Production in West Virginia, 1965

Neal P. Kingsley, David R. Dickson

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This study was funded through the Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1965 and was conducted by the Forest Survey Project of the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station with the assistance of the State Forester and the Extension Forester of West Virginia, and the Monongahela Power Company. The State Forester's office and the Extension Forester provided lists of wood-using industries in the State, and the Monongahela Power Company assisted in the field follow-up of nonrespondents to the mail canvass.

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This study was funded through the Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1965 and was conducted by the Forest Survey Project of the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station with the assistance of the State Forester and the Extension Forester of West Virginia, and the Monongahela Power Company. The State Forester's office and the Extension Forester provided lists of wood-using industries in the State, and the Monongahela Power Company assisted in the field follow-up of nonrespondents to the mail canvass.

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This study was funded through the Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1965 and was conducted by the Forest Survey Project of the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station with the assistance of the State Forester and the Extension Forester of West Virginia, and the Monongahela Power Company. The State Forester's office and the Extension Forester provided lists of wood-using industries in the State, and the Monongahela Power Company assisted in the field follow-up of nonrespondents to the mail canvass.

Key concepts: Forester, West virginia, Forestry, State (computer science), Engineering, Agricultural economics, Geography, Archaeology

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