Robert Monteath

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL2613562A

Top Subjects

Forests and forestry (3)
Plantations (1)
Agriculture (1)
Scotland (1)
Timber (1)
Trees (1)
Diseases and pests (1)

Books by Robert Monteath

Total count: 6

The forester's guide; or, A practical treatise on the training and pruning of forest treesvaluing and ascertaining the quantity of wood and bark produced by coppice woods. To which is added a description of a newly invented machine for measuring and valuing standing trees

1820-01-01
Survey and report of the state of the plantations on the estates of Gask and Ardblair, in August and September, 1821

Printed at the Journal Office, C. Munru & Co.1821-01-01
The forester's guide and profitable plantercontaining a practical treatise on planting moss, rocky, waste, and other lands, also a new, easy, and safe plan of transplanting large trees, and of valuing growing wood and trees ..., to which is added, the prevention and cure of dry rotSecond edition with important additions and improvements.

Published by Stirling and Kenney ... ; London1824-01-01
Miscellaneous reports on woods and plantationsshewing a method to plant, rear, and recover all woods, plantations and timber trees on every soil and situation in Britain and Ireland ; containing demonstrative proof of the great profits to be derived from planting, means of ascertaining the comparative tanning principles of all kinds of barks : with plans for employing the operatives and improving the waste lands of Great Britain and Ireland : in a letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, Secretary of State

Printed and sold by J. Chalmers1827-01-01
A new and easy system of draining and reclaiming the bogs and marshes of Ireland with plans for improving waste lands in general ...

W. Blackwood1829-01-01
A new and easy system of draining and reclaiming the bogs and marshes of Irelandwith plans for improving waste lands in general. To which are added, miscellaneous reports of recent surveys of woods and plantations: also an equitable method of valuing woods, plantations, and timber trees of all ages, when sold with estates.

W. Blackwood1829-01-01