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pective planting site to determine the species best suited for the site and the number needed for planting. Labor and equipmen can be arranged to get the job done.
Forester Sharp can be contacted by writing the Virginia Division of Forestry, P. O. Box 148, Madison, or telephoning his home in the evening, 9234587.
The amount of direct financial assistance to the landowner for preparing land and planting pine trees is determined by the manner in which the work is done, the option selected, and the approval of the State Forester. The three options available are basically summarized below.
THE LANDOWNER is eligible to receive 50 percent of the costs incurred up to a total cost of $40 per acre. Linder Option I, the State will complete the project with state-owned equipment, materials and personnel and will bill the landowner for his portion of the cost; over and above the $20 per acre or 50 per
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