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THE useful publication before us (though foresters have to mourn the death of its long-time editor) retains its high standard of excellence. At the annual general meeting of the society, instead of a formal address there was a discussion on the relation of forestry to agriculture, &c. It is sufficient to follow this discussion to see what a strong body of opinion exists amongst practical men—forest owners and foresters—in favour of a comprehensive scheme of national forestry. The conclusions arrived at in this discussion vary little from those expressed in the Coast Erosion report of 1908, and in the similar Committee reports that preceded it.
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Transactions of the Royal Scottish Arrioricultural Society, vol. xxvii., part ii., July, 1913. (Edinburgh: Douglas and Foulis.)
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British Forestry 1 . Nature 91, 646–647 (1913). https://doi.org/10.1038/091646b0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/091646b0