The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-01-12

4nc application G. ruhlsc Foresight 70
aanF urobas1ns II ths hsstnrE O. tn
United States
-hfrc Sx-isutsflc research &c M
on. m cheapest and hes usFtnocs o.
gras3Bu ffae maximum t2mbST crop
How tt nse forces rraaEets mos si-
fegr3Rsfy and viii teas waists. an
nov tn hT4uz into adjustment urodne-
fiol and future n@eos through Soup1
nuhi7t forest poi1cy
FOURTH Dissemination q informs
mon aad cooperation witt states tIl1-
bertrand npvners am Farmer Il the
ur1aeetiou and management q nuhllc
ana ur8vatelv owned forest ano the
2Ra eAH eag acres c. farE wooalanoH
whose products nov RAM II value &
an g. ihe frs three O. foET p-Incs-
~ rarll rrons O. tnE cnnut-g The
Well o. these farm woodlets EaFs
tn SECRETARY ,eau ne 1-.1menseiv is'-
creased b better merneds
re h4s5c function O. tn foresl
service savs tn secrssz-y Is 70
Tor timber rr1owsaE and incidentally
tor q wide rang o. othsT purpose
g. ffe nn-2-fouTth q tHs tam a-sa O.
the United Stare hsst ADAPTED 10 TINS
Err-Esoz- Il tne SAM wa tnat otAe!
anl1a IL the aepzTrmSnI O. aErlcuiIure
attemur K Brine about the mos coz
8lats utilization to- agriculture. rTt-
duc1io1 OF the mar @ t1e remaining
ihre4-faurfns whicA Is mos snitabas
for thlz PURPOSE THe foress service
is par o. the department O. agTsepi-
rure primarily because O. tnts Bss:c
ss=e O. lanl Il Is related IL tRs a.
fa-rmenI furtne4 u the utilization O.
SOM I56 Gel. ee6 acres o. national fey
asts tor tn graziGR q 1--we stoeE. a
strictly agriculture function wnlca IL
wives coonera1iou witt DotA rhs ne
reans 81 animal industry and uiaEI IL
dHsT-Y
IL l. related II th4 extension ci
road ana trail systems OF tae national
forests II tRe interests o. agricultural
rOmmunirfes a. vel "a 10 provide
communication To- nre protection and
for general administration AM this IL
vufpes cooperation witt tn hureaA q
nublll roads J. Is related II tns d.
veioument o. forestry OF the zoe cot
aa0 acres q woodlots owned n lam
er@ and cooperate II TINS function
w!fh tn state relations service and
81 widely EXTENDED organization O.
county agents II its research actfy4-
1ies me forest service cooperate with
r-acficallv ever ofher nrreaH II var
on tcnnuuic investigations
Ate specifying II detail tins COOP
sarative relationship o. the fcrest ssrv-
Ice with the weather bureau tne ht-
reans o. ANNA ami piant industry en-
ramalagy. soils crop estimate and
hloiesicaI survey ffte secretary cor
11uues.
"i- SNORT having largely exhausted
the Iores' crot grown II advance. the
problem nov Is u use more widsiy
VIVA remains and 10 grow Other erons
Il nf4-et our neeas Tnat As Il say fos-
e.stry Is z distinctly agricultural nnsi-
ness The function o. tne department
q RNOi+ llAGtuut% rANtks III -Akt
production and tEs most effective
manufacture distribution and utiiizs
rior Q. tn products o. botn farm and
fores5 fo- the heneft o. tff cnuntry
d laree Finally rhe AGRICULTURAL m
ausr-v itselz IS tn iarsest owne9 Of
1rransrlznds anC the iargest rseT o.
forest products and a. snch = vftally
interested II TIN administration o. the
faFes1
Trs Auricuifurs Department m
ALASKA
'TTne urohiemS o. foresi adm tnssrrs-
lion IL Alaska. saws Secretary Wa
lace are insepsrably linked with sin
ilar ur0biems encountered II the
states and al eficiens 6ecentraiizeC
Inca' administration ma nesn es;ah-
IisheG which l. funcuioniDS H. close
coordination with ths nihef scfentirc
bureaus o. the department.
The service rendered D. the de-