Woodlot Manage
ment
C. R. VAN DOKKN
Junior KoiwUt, S.K.S.
FraakUnton, N. C.
A (harp axe, like fire, ii a '
necessity on the (arm, but when (
in the hands of the wrong per
son, in a farm wood lot, can cause
more deatruction in a day than
nature can rebuild in fifty year#.
Don't let any and everybody go
into your woods and cut unless _
they know and reallxe the value,
of a tree. Woodlandn in this Coun
ty have been heavily cut over and
otherwise mismanaged with a pre.
sent day picture of uneven aged
stands, undlsirable species, in
sufficiently stocked and of low
quality: ! ,
Timber as well as row crops <
must be cared for. One thi^y the (
cotton crop to give tlie best cot- .
ton stock1 a better chance to grow ; j
and produce more cotton, so must;,
timber be thinned to give the,]
straight and healthy trees a bet- ,
ter chance to put on their best |
growth. 1
To aide the owners of farm i
wood lots the Forestry Depart- I
inent of the Soil Conservation i
Service of Franklin County is
establishing Demonstrational Tim
ber Stand Improvement Plots on
land of cooperators of Soil Con
servation to demonstrate to the
owners the proper care and im
provement of the wood land.
id. H. Hunt, a cooperator, I It- '
ing five miles south of Loulsburg. (
has a four acre tract of timber,
which has been thus treated. The'
timber Is pure loblolly pine about
thirty years old and an average
height of fifty feet Dead, dying,
diseased and undesirable species
were removed, leaving the straight
and healthy trees to grow Into saw
timber. An average of four cords
per acre of wood was removed
from the stand. Thfs wood re
moved not only will help the re.
malnlng trees but also baa aided
in answering the fuel question
for Mr. Hunt.
Several more such demonstra
tiooal areas are I being worked
throughout the county. Visit them 1
and see the improvement on the
stand and then try the method
on your own wood lot this winter
when you get your supply of fire
wood for the coming year rather
than cutting the first tree you
come too.
Build up yonr woods rather i
than cut the best tree* because
tkey split easier lest we be in,
tke same predicament that our
??stern counties are In today fire
wood ahortage.
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Farmers Club
Program
At an Executive meeting held
laturday afternoon In the County
Lgent's Office, attended by nine
nembers, it was decided to make
he ' following recommendation*. I
o be presented to the Farmers'
Hub at its next regular meeting1
0 be held at Justice school, Fri-'
lay night, February, 14.
1. That the Farmers Club send'
1 delegation of five members in
tne car to Washington to contact
lur Congressmen and Senators. <
elative to the new Agricultural
Control Program; and that this
tody be clothed with the power to;
ipeak for the majority of the i
armers in Franklin County.
3. That our next regular meet
ngs of the Farmers Club shall b?
>pen meetings, and instead of a
tied program with special speak ,
>rs, we hare a program with th<:<
eading farmers from each town
ihlp given an opportunity to
iiake a short talk on some assign
sd subject. In this way it was
hought that our program could'
>e more interesting, and a larger
lumber of Franklin County's pro.
blems couid be discussed at th->
11 ee tings.
3. Mr. H. A. Faulkner suggest
sd that each township organite
s Township Club with regular
officers and regular date of mee:
Ing; these clubs to be sponsored
by the County-wide Farmers Club,
rhat the township problems be
discussed and brought by the
members of the local club to the
County Club for further discus
sion and interpretation.
4. It was suggested that the
farmers wives be Invited to at
lead the meetings with their has
bands, and that the club in the
future, should have programs
based on the agricultural Inter
ests of the farm home, with the
men and women taking part.
S. When the Club was organis
ed, it was the responsibility of
the Host Club to prepare the pro
gram for the meeting. It was re
commended that the Host Club
continue this idea by having the
teachers of the school in the host
community present a short pro
gram with the school children of
the community taking part.
(. A recent letter from Raleigh
stated that money from the Fed
eral Government .would be avail
able for the Franklin County Club
Building, provided sufficient labor
could be secured tor the construc
tion of the building, and the pro
moters' part of slightly more than
1900. could be raised to match
the W. P. A. appropriation of
over $7000.00. As members at
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East Nash Street Lonisbnrg, N. 0.
tending (are some rery interest
ing Information relative to cat
ting the labor, It waa decided that
a delegation of membera go to
Raleigh to attempt to get immedi
ate action toward the conatruc.
tlon of the building.
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