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• A main agricultural industry in the area is Christmas tree farming.
• Christmas tree farming has initial costs associated with establishing the farm.
• The programs include fruit and coffee tree farming projects.
• Goss is also home to several tree farming operations and some home businesses.
• Some critics doubt that Maine's soils could long sustain intensive tree farming.
• Reforestation and'tree farming'would have to wait for the 20th century.
• Taylor's money comes from " tree farming, " formerly known as lumbering.
• Western Forest Products took over the tree farming operation in 1934 and still manages the area forests today.
• Besides these attempts at tree farming, the principal economic uses for giant sequoia today are tourism and horticulture.
• Oregon, however, had the most land devoted to the crop with being used for Christmas tree farming.
• The two facilities traded materials to study high-tech tree farming and collaborated in poplar research, he said.
• Fire suppression, insect control, clear-cutting and single-species tree farming are widespread in accessible areas.
• Furthermore, programs in different areas which support tree farming activities may require larger forested acreages as well as additional criteria.
• Mentz was active in forestation and tree farming for 40 years and was elected to serve his church in several capacities.
• Until recently, commercial tree farming, has been shaped to account for these tight operating margins and supply cost limitations.
• The rise in popularity of artificial trees did not go unnoticed by the Christmas tree farming industry in the United States.
• In 1982, he took a correspondence course in tree farming through the Georgia Extension Service, and Leavell's second career began.
• Leavell knew nothing about tree farming in 1981, when his wife inherited a 1, 200-acre farm after her grandmother died.
• He then taught at University of Wisconsin & ndash; Green Bay, for five years, and then went into the tree farming business.
• Christmas tree farming, therefore, marks a new industry for the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as hope for the settlement.