Profits From Farm Woods: Money-Making Examples From Southern Farmers (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Many farmers are getting a part of their yearly cash income from timber grown on their farms. In hard years, due to short crops of food or cotton, the sale of crossties, pulpwood, poles, firewood, or saw logs has kept the family from financial distress and the banks and other business institutions from closing their doors.

The growing of timber on farm land not suitable or not needed for field crops or pasture is now generally recognized as a profitable farm enterprise.

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