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as that of the Engelmann type fits tightly, it is very necessary
to preserve the damp in the ground after having cut in fetterses to prevent the
you plant with trees remaining from the being killed through lack of the damp of ground.
A third reason because young plant come on so often only under him down
tops of tree are that they is protected by escort. Following to the drought,
perhaps sheep is the most serious threat to reproduction, and
although it would be best to hold away every escort the area a lot for
in many cases this is not practicable years after having cut in fetterses, and
on a lot of areas the to go away some tops on the earth is the only one
way of protecting damage reproduction.
"In many places after lumber has been cut away canyons and washes
you start in the old furrows of wheel, slides of trunk, etc. and these and other
forms of erosion can be better prejudiced leaving the brush on the
obstacles, one placed in the incipient washes or sprinkled on the
ground that is probable to wash. Brush burning destroys the valuable
cover of ground, and on the stains where the poles are it burned the ground
you/he/she has loosened that it makes also it more person responsible to erosion.
"It is known well that where the forest is it burned every year the ground
more poor man becomes and more poor man, because nitrogen, the to enrich principal
ingredient of the ground, is given away in the smoke, and only the
mineral elements go up again to the ground in the ashes. And, what is
more harmful, the humus--the. and., the vegetable matter and decomposed
in the ground of top--it is destroyed. In brush that burns after having cut in fetterses everybody
the leaves enriching and they humus-form and twigs are destroyed
only when the most greater part had need, for another good crop or leaves you/they cannot be
been waited for many years.
"The assistant cost, both to the woodcutter and the Government, is
another matter against brush burning. The cost to stack brush
you/he/she has varied from the principle at the end from 15 cents to $1 or more for thousand,