Forester Decries Idle Acres Here Offers Landowners Technical Help With tree plant in;. simon here, District Forester It. P. Bnerley has iigain offered me assistance ol technicians in his office with planting or harvesting problems facing woodland owners in this area. Coupled with the oiler of ns st' tance was the advice that, land owners seriously con.-,det planting idle or unproductive acres in pines "Delay means loss of finan cial benefits, and unproductive land is a luxury no landowner '"..n tffo’"d any Ion. ei the cb - triot forester pointed out. Timberland owners or land owners wishing assistance with planting may secure help by con tacting I? P Bnerley. Box 386. Farmville. Va 1952 Progress In tire past vrar ttaie was con siderable progress iccorded by foresters in the office here A survfv of timber management activities during 135*. compiled by Forester William I, Pierce, sh.ows the following Seventeen tracts of timber covering 2 897 acres examined by foresters: 473,000 board feet of sautimbrr. 396 cords of pulpwood and 1.026 seed trees marked for trmbeilnnd owners and 169.000 loblo'.iy pine seedlings planted on ;and that had been unproductive ■‘There are still hundreds of acres of unproductive acres in tins forestry district.' Mr. Pierce's survey shows. "Brought back to production ova , the years, ia-se acres would add greatly to the income of the owners. Now is '•he time to take action.' Mr. Ficrci concludes I if.1 Its ilOtv N 1 Ml 1 s 87 -79 i OK 7 i ■ I si It Ml.il 1 I f.impdepiSydney''. Tejt i s <i< - fraud Bride vivniter Wednesday na’l’t :;7_79 foi their fifth straight vagi'. ■'eii’v Adams dumped in 32 p< ; ■ pare tin Bengal*. I •• •• pro hosts in Newport Nov Ajiprentici Frida'

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