Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Reprint)
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Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Reprint)
EN NW RPISBN: 9781331961321 bzw. 1331961327, in Englisch, Forgotten Books, neu, Nachdruck.
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Excerpt from Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners Since the timber is not an annual product, the interest cannot be secured annually, but must accumulate until the timber is cut. Hence compound interest is used. What this will amount to at rates applicable to forestry will be discussed later, and shown specifically in the tables forming part of this discussion. Cost of Stocking Land With Trees While space is not here available to take up in detail the cost of stocking the land, there is good evidence that $5.00 per acre is a fair average figure. Although planting on a bare area will cost nearer $10.00, few areas need be chosen which do not bear some young growth or contain some seed trees which will assist artificial regeneration. Areas that have not been cut over can seldom be stocked any cheaper by natural regeneration than by planting, since the value of the seed trees that must be left will usually bring the cost up to the average figure mentioned above unless there are an unusually large number of worthless trees of the desired species which may be used as seed trees. A skillful combination of planting with natural regeneration from stands not yet cut, and artificial regeneration by planting or seeding should bring the operation within this cost Unlike the land cost, the expense of stocking the land with trees has to be repeated every time the timber is cut. This amount must, therefore, be charged against the product of each planting. Interest on Cost of Stocking Land The interest on the cost of stocking the land might have been included with the foregoing item, but it is here treated separately in order that all interest charges under various kinds of ownership may be segregated. As in the case of interest on the land value, compound interest must be used. The amount of this item at various rates will be shown specifically in tables forming part of this discu.
Excerpt from Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners Since the timber is not an annual product, the interest cannot be secured annually, but must accumulate until the timber is cut. Hence compound interest is used. What this will amount to at rates applicable to forestry will be discussed later, and shown specifically in the tables forming part of this discussion. Cost of Stocking Land With Trees While space is not here available to take up in detail the cost of stocking the land, there is good evidence that $5.00 per acre is a fair average figure. Although planting on a bare area will cost nearer $10.00, few areas need be chosen which do not bear some young growth or contain some seed trees which will assist artificial regeneration. Areas that have not been cut over can seldom be stocked any cheaper by natural regeneration than by planting, since the value of the seed trees that must be left will usually bring the cost up to the average figure mentioned above unless there are an unusually large number of worthless trees of the desired species which may be used as seed trees. A skillful combination of planting with natural regeneration from stands not yet cut, and artificial regeneration by planting or seeding should bring the operation within this cost Unlike the land cost, the expense of stocking the land with trees has to be repeated every time the timber is cut. This amount must, therefore, be charged against the product of each planting. Interest on Cost of Stocking Land The interest on the cost of stocking the land might have been included with the foregoing item, but it is here treated separately in order that all interest charges under various kinds of ownership may be segregated. As in the case of interest on the land value, compound interest must be used. The amount of this item at various rates will be shown specifically in tables forming part of this discu.
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Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Rep
EN NWISBN: 9781331961321 bzw. 1331961327, in Englisch, FB &c Ltd, neu.
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Burt P. Kirkland, Books, Business and Finance, Accounting, Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Rep, Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Reprint).
Burt P. Kirkland, Books, Business and Finance, Accounting, Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Rep, Cost of Growing Timber in the Pacific Northwest, as Related to the Interest Rates Available, to Various Forest Owners (Classic Reprint).
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